The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12
Our BERLIN Correspondence.

BEsrsi Ausuati1 1883.
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9Prpr,y-HigA Handed Measures # ne Prusssn
Au.hcg.ties Aoa,aR Navraiisci American Csis,7 &c
The arrival Of Queen Victoria at Potdsa took place
rather later than expected owing 10 her hsyrg pass
Cd ntghi at Dusscior Instead Of travelling straight
70 Hanover On rburscay eveslrg the whole pcpulssu
Of rosdsm in notion pouring out 10 the rslEsy ter
where the fathers Of The city and whole posss Of
officials 10 waiting 70 receive The Island Queen Sc
vca hours eapsed, however, without the expected zig
nal belrg given, and II not oil hafpa,. nso
thai he telegraph announced the departure OF Tho royal
train from Brsndenburs The Princess Frederick Villa
drove far the Wild PARK station 70 meet nor pa
rents and accompany them hack 20 Potscsm, whers they
arrived al I'VE minutes pas, ten amid the cheering Of tas
assembled spectators whose hurrahs completely drowned
the sounds OF tho military music thai conmcncsd playing
o. econ ~ TIRE train hove In sisai. II consis,
cd Of seven baggage wagons three passenger cars sad
the royal saloon carriage In which the lus,,ous visitors
seated. Al the terminus the Queen received BY
all he mbers OF the royal family Of Prussia had
not Oineo her tie road ard aer short interval they
entered the royal ,qupases proceed 10 the palace o.
Babclsberg QUEEN Victoria 10 open chSise, with
the Princess % Prussia and the Princess Frederick ws
followed by the Prince Consot TIC Primes Of Prussia aud
Prince Frederick wnsm In similar vehicle while the
other princes and prncees and their suite brought NJ
rear preceded BY ouriders with Hsmbsanx and attended
BY military esccrt. Aia quarter 70 eleven signal gun
gave notice Of their arrival BsbeisOerg aud he crowd
then gradually dispersed, delighted with having the
Queen who appeared IN excellent health and Spirits and
replied very grsciousy 10 the vocfcrous cheers ma
saluied her as she passed along
The visit Of the Queen OF England will not DO solemnzsd
BY any public Displays or court festivities 10 lieu
these The ust,ous guests wI enjoy during their stay a.
nAbe'aberg the undsturbed happiness Of family meeting
amss the lovely scenes which the beauties n the
surrounding landscape dgcloscs 20 them The palace Of
rabesberg erected about twenty ave years ago by
The late King Freeerok william III for his second sou,
the present Prince Of Prussia by whom has been great
~ improved and besuted The park covers about 20,
acres and even England fsmous FOR her noble PARIS
andy ercant lawns, hardly boast Of more finished
specimen OF Ornamental gardening. The GROUND rises
from The river In picturesque ascent, sbove ehcn
the palace where the Prusssn banner Tying rom
The central tower denotes the presence OF the owner
The south, and affords superb pr0spect uVer W.
seny inclinng lasn enovcled ~ the hnos' uee3 .ea
slopug down towards the deep blue weseIs 2, VIZ
river Hsvel and the arches Spanning tne o1iuss y
GlerCke. Nothing more plessing csn y. ,g. "a
Ism iris river, studded with eails and ekns, suo
sINlerine In the rsys OF the rising or sesung sun
errace iron Of the palace vas laid on. ~ w \,
nsai garoeuer according 70 plan eugges'enu " ~, ~
pscleg author "a the "Btiole eues Nerstofnener ia
tess q Gesman Prince y, who lsmo* 'oe ns e~'e "a