The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

ing nearly expired Ia precisely the minister who has
resigned that had taken the most active part in the
of the old Chamber and his dismissal ny the Prince OF
Prussia seems 10 favor independent expression Of pub
lie opinion in the election OF the new one The Prince
m has @ na AND he ec OF has
produced here and elsewhere the utmost satisfaction The
Princess of Prussia, too who has always had constitu
tional bias and who asserted has nstled this into
her son. will in all probability exercise some influence
her now royal husband, and couneraot in degree
the predictions in favor Of absoutism which have here
tofore distinguished his surroundings No reasonable per
son. however will hope for radical change of prnc
piles as likely 70 De aS lives ' s ne %
vd recollection OF all the august personages Of Europe
and the word revolution shakes the stoutes reso
utionn But return 10 constitutional forms will be
hailed by the people, If not earnest Of well intended
progress at least as the terminus of the reactonay
ment.
Austria, as said in the beginning is anxious be
terms with Prussia not only to derive moral aid and sup
port from the union Of the two great Powers Of Germany
but also to the objections which, up to this mo
ment Prussia has made to the admission of Austria into
the German Zolverein Austria has made every conces
sion to secure that object but Prussia was memorable and
but recently at the Zoverein Conferences held at iano
opposed all the leading propositions OF Austria which
the latter declared indispensable her entering the We
rein The Conferences will now be re.opened here in
Vienna, and is hoped that the Prussian Commissioners
will bring different instructions with them from Berlin.
Austrian statesmen so far as to assert that the
late between Russia, England and France would have
been entirely avoided had Russia and Prussia
intended to oppose Russia in her. determination to put
an end TO the sick man in Constantnople. Turkey,
which Will hold together her allies,
to have been overhrown by Russia but Austria, Eng
land and France TO come in and help 10 divide the
spoils IT, then, these Powers disagreed the new
graphical divisions that were to be established the fight
to take place. and the peace that would have followed
would have been lasting one. Every one can now
that the fight be fought again. under auspices
very different from those which ushercd in the last
and that they may be accompanied by events which may
change the whole face of Europe The position of Prussia
led to what then considered the vaciatng policy OF
Austria and produced the very events Prussia endeaored
to avoid remains now to be seen whether Austria and
Fast I'm Fptn
sable
The German creditors of American railroad corporations
and especially the holders of Erie second mortgage TO
have meeting Frankfort on the Main, for the avowed
purpose OF shaming these corporations into proprety
hope they may succeed but the German creditors must
have patience II is not the American railroad companies
which have taken in the German capitalists but the Ger
man bankers, who invariably recommended those stocks
which they determined TO sc-sellng their customers
in the bargain For back the best American secur
ties were thrown the London market. When that
cogged France resorted to- till the appetite for high
rates of interest was supplied by the Credit Mober and
other similar institutions When Paris and London could
hold more, Hamburg and Frankfort resorted TO-
with more less success You may take for granted
that the worthless securities which neither the Eng
sh the French would take offered and accepted
by the Germans; but that the bankers Notwithstanding
made pretty penny out it. nay, may even be presumed
that the largest profits realized the poorest
stocks. / am glad that the creditors have meeting
but hope they will not pass resolutions offensive to their
American debtors lfthey will examine the list of Br
fish railroads they will find that these, too, at
siderable discount and that the most sublime moral effort
is sufficient to reanimate dropping market, in
the receipts of company which has sustain
active competition with parallel roads The president and
directors OF most Of companies would be glad
to receive from Frankfort on e-Main any friend
ly advice that the German creditors may be
disposed TO give; but a loan would be far more
acceptable, and perhaps better applied II is pompousy
announced in the press that several American ministers
and consuls WILL by their presence, add weight and
sderation the meeting but whether this intended
merely attraction, similar TO the announcement OF
popular speakers meetings for political purpose,
mains to be
We have here Of the murder OF the French Con
sui at the Island OF Kos and also Of the murder Of Mss
Greasy, English lady, in Jerusalem. The truth is the
hatred Of the Turks towards Europeans the increase
and the OF daton rcsorted 10 by England
and France 10 prevent popular outbreaks only defer the
period Of general persecution Of Christians throughout
the Turkish empire. In the Danubian Prncpaties the
dissatisfaction with the result OF the Paris Conferences is
general; Kaimakan Ghika IL there openly supporting
Nicolas Goesco, his relative for Hospodar Of wallacha
although Goesco belongs TO the who by the Paris
Conferences are pronounced ineligible for that dignity
The Turkish question: have often expressed. is
complicated than ever, and reorganization of that
pire under Mahomedan auspices Is entirely out Of the
question The very stmuhnts administered 10 the
4" sick man are sure TO kill him.