The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
American Adopted Citizens I'm Prussia.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

New YonK, Oct. &c, 1855.
The Berlin correspondence IN last Saturdays HERALD
gives rs readers fair account going show how the
PTusssn government docs everything annoy and perse
cute those American citizens that formerly sub
Sects and dared violate the existing treaties most
rhamefu way and with mpunity
Your correspondent cited among others, the instance
hgene ID. The writer, being his brother and such
well acquainted with the particulars of this case begs
leave 10 ask you Mr.. Editor, man cf high influence
and great experience what the best way 10 pursued
IN oraer 70 bring this affair n speedy decision the
part 81 our government Nearly fifteen months have
elapsed since the occurrence TOOK place the matter has
been pending all the while, and we end IL H. My
srohcr would have returned long 10 America but
scour Of his nst cause he does not TO give up and
b waiting for that protection which u due him We
persuaded that worthy ambassador Berlin has done
all be can but he 10 ~ no way supported by the home
government.
take the liberty 10 correct al the same time some
flight the statement OF your correspondent
Eugene u. IL native Of Heinsberg, near AK la Cha
pse, instead Ct Berlin. Before emgratng this
try be obtained from the Prusian government his dis
msal citizen ln this document II is clearly stated
that be deprived Of all political rights his fatherand
and thus released from the attending duties, that the
government has claim whatever upon HIM. After six
years stay IN the United States be eft here IN NAV 1855
90 yisii 20 his parents II and s my brothers
intention r. return, but his father requiring his assist.
anoe IN business numbered from doing sc-the q
tbe TWO remaining brothers being New York the other
TO young 70 Be- an able support 70 his father.
Vow under these circumstances, 4 b absurd for the
fruss.an government to allcge that = n emgrated 10
According y Washington news the romonstrances Of
MI Wright 70 regard 90 the violation 81 American pass
ports by the Prussar government Will have result
shs principles which regulate these have been
lad down already.
Should thu ee true, cannot believe that such crying
injustice 10 suffered to PASS without redress. G. u
YELLOW FEvEK IN BRowNsvILLE.-A letter
from Brownsville Texas, dated Oct o, says-Thc yellow
fever Il making sad work midst Twenty deaths
occurred within the incorporate limits yesterday. The
d-"ase instead q abating, Increasing The deaths
yesterday were outside the garrison. the disease ~
s-o very fatal "a the garrison. seven were
reported IN the military hospital this morning II "a also
prevailing with great malgniy al Point Isabel Brazos,
and ~ The mouth " the rver Col X l. HarrasOn, Col.
ltor n Cusoms died yesterday also Young named
DavG. ons q Tie employees the Custom House Children
horn here carried or add although thus Ear throughy
accEnaed adults have escaped great apprehension felt
even among that lass u cur population Among those
dead Leroy Asse and Felter Johnson Mrs Scarbo-
rough Al the point Of death We sadly want Of
ph yscians Our chief reliance In this. Dr Watson IN
nearly broken down. II happens just now. that he Is
for the post and consequently has 70 divide his
labor between the military and citizens outside lie Is
dong az that any man do. and Notwithstanding his
81 success lust now he universally regarded
excellent phyuician The disease malignant beyond
anything heretofore known here or elsewhere.