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

Cui0fs oe su NJ i1Oeitas pebona5, aie wn"eVes cBS
the season and the art Of gardening Can pfoauco are
uni'ed In elegant variety pautstxs ntrrsectod wim
hre ssaveiiad wskt that traverse the grounds every
dTecton In the Of ths palace 10 sveeue OF old
linden rsss, called toe sIanoeos OF yolare," trans
Iasted here from sans soud Ia lsiS aud h4s, and
overlooking the ball aod haoqsetng saloon, which 70
bull in the mecevS 81 style OF magnd snce Lever dowa
there 10 ire maroie bprt or the late Queen LOUISA
ranging ssh ana from hence G,wsr psrterrss
OF ali Joe.ose huss again Visible, including
reserss o. me mos ds,'ca's add unique speclss rne
lao out asn thOse 10 the immediate vicinity OF ts paAoe
picturesque vs.ss opening from various poa.s, espe-
ing The Hsvel ami tas CITY Of Possdam Tais tower,
wach 100 or 10 feet in height, ia c,mpletey sur
drawbrMge. The summit IL adorned with four sman
,urre,s In the middle which The figure OF an enor
or f "a cry that RUE around the tower about han
way up y0u have splendid viex OF PotsdAm, Geneoks
kovarss, and te wooded heights tia! extend as fer e
CLEAN like sparkling geus IN dark robe OF verdure
Or Suacsy mornDg the Tao principal churches in Pots
damtne aasrsoa CHURCH AID tue Observation-Disclosures
tnted spectsce lhe9 have generally but very
te0cer copgrega one, the Inhabitants OF PotsdAm being
remarkable for an,cnurco goeg proparsaos q
,besr ps al ocrs in Berlin bu, this they
noe III I'd 70 over1owiog, not aw AFRAID from any feel
irg Of devooo out Of The Queen Of Euganes
n6ng Of these places OF WORSHIP IL appears
hes Majesty prefer. ed tee garrison church wb en- cootAns
the msusosums Of Frederick the Great and his father
Tho Fs, VI ,he party that arrived there were the Prnos
Princess Charles anu Prince Albert sad his sol fol-
lowed by LORD Asmesbay Secrssrs Of State for Foreign
Auu Otp6s me IO0ss Oi NE queen founus suo
ssoy hal already commenced when iso royal carriages
drove to tue church doors, in the first Of whca wAs
seated Queen Victoria, tho Psce OF Prussia, aud Prince
and Princess Frederick william, and ID the second tbs
Princess OF Prussia and the Prisce C0usort they
received By the Governor OF Posds the Town Major the
Chief OF Police aud number Of royal ctamberisps and
conducted TO tina two pews set apart for tho king aud hs
househca the ladies' occupying aud thu gentlemen tho
otner While galleries thronsed vic officers ana
soJiers Of tho GUARDS In toer holiday unorus The on
eating clergyman Dr. Herring, preached very good ser
the parable Of the pharsee and tae publican, but
r i'm wpre unre an
Queen than In attending 10 the lessoas OF holy wrt
ou,wsdy, however, the stsictest decorum prevailed ths
roy al party setpg auda0ie example II this respsot
On eayirg the church the hnsous yc,issS we're Asaa
sslusc Nth out huzzas thsy dove through the Lust
pan and AcToss the bridge thai leads to tho palace q
Bs1esberg where hey the rss Of the day foDsste
Spce toe arrival OF tue Queen the para and gardsts a.
tsoned the palace have closed to the public whca
has caused some dsssl sfa Nion.
Ye.ter isy ycotis paid her drs vit to the capital A.
CONTACTED by her husband AID aAggaIer, aYd A ihs rent
81 be so,ly. Eei ohsf object. seems, t, inspect
the sce ctended Tor the town reldoace Procs Fro
ctck william and his young ~iie w5icn YET
az 10 dDhad, although they have bean working nj for
Was c0s1ag 10 Berlin, osfe 6ers only few sroups OF
iSeJs o,e5 aud the ROYAL corsga passed aoag o.
rcsi unnooed urt reached tae Prince OF Pfussiss
palace untv der Linden ynsn dense crowd collected.
and hes Mslesy appearing the bscoay, greeted
sth the liyeisst demonstrations OF octhusissm Uufor
lul the weather, which frat had bsen reh Hne,
&c became decidedly unAvorste, and after tvs
pregGis0ty hcsers lnay began 10 rain ats sot dogs,
chs lie 70 the sxs sna sendice the y
ing ia evsIy dnecon 10 short sss regular "QieeCs
day" std though hsr c,nse Garages aust bays protect
o Eoysi party from tle pelng Of .ae plsss storm,
tGsy oeen ead enough ~neu they got back 10
b., sonrg
ibe ss eccuuig from rssernsee concerning the Kings
hsalD rator more encouraging, sod hopes
het css be viii rsnsH 70 Sas 5onc towards the end
month i'll order 20 saasa ia kngan before
departure Ho doubt 1T must be extremely norttfy
log bin rot n be able recsive Queeu Vic ors her
vie. 10 his csps and pefhass es pnyseAcs may nave
ueh tho vcxeuoI oocssoosd By such dsappoinusut
injurious 10 a thxn Sue excitement OF Tho meeting
heyeftn,eeu 'roU all hare hesgc hitherto OF hls state
O mro. still inclined 10 be sceatca 10 trass
o. this report although psoceods which Is
generally IL possesson 81 cctTtSl Information upon every
rae late co5s have occsfcnsd loss OF property
Ia tiles rnuriDeer the Hsiz noaasins, the fTuesan
auc1y q saxosy and especially Ia the kingdom OF .sAs
II Is not Iins fer the waters 10 rise 80 nigh ouros
the sumner sessoo when there nave been grea nvn-
dacps Trey 5ave generally taken place IN the spring,
a!ier ne melting OF the suow In the nounians Ths
nsr however, alter iorg continued drought, heavy
rsa e. /, ina. lasted day without a,erms
soa sirocg gAes Blowing the thunder clouds from ths
risnr &c the higher regions where they oscnyes teer
rRo mig the frouaer between SRxony aud B,he
eac extending into Sesa the cst elevated point whereof
about three thousand I've hundred feet above tie level
Vi the Many ssi rivers have thor 10 hess
bssbi and though OF little scccunt in general, tnsy
| ssti mp into respectable streams wnen several u
| ,btm unite in their course towards the valley.
TIE chief CT taese rivers the Made the Pesse and
.ao Flsssr IN saxony the Nesse, the Quess ana the
Bo3u in si.s.A; btsises other nountsn tcrreots and
rvCIes too Euner1us TO mention which almost cry
sucomer now fed by The noesssnt rain over
flowed taesr banks OF oil sices carry ing sSnd and
u the aeds ana srbmergug The crops OF g-1a aud
rotsots, which 10 many parts hare been entirely de-
suoyed. The cities oi ZSickau, Chemluz and Gisuchsa
the PRINCIPAL sGncr-rs fsou tets sudden rrup.on Of
tho wstsry element Prom The latter pace thcy tale
gfsphei 10 Dresdep for asss,scce the waters OF thu
Made tsvi1g rsso Gfisen iect Ia ore pah a, Zwcksn
ara - the adjoining country AL The lower parts q thas
iDa,ied ~ upwards Of 1900 persons. the rush Of the
wsteis having undermined many houses. several lives
ostor want Of boats 70 ssvs,hem rhe Minis ~ Of the
Interior applied Immediately 70 the Ministry OF War
supply boats and men, and detachment OF sappers and
misses cosisng OF an officer tao segesuts and twenty
four wiya'es with Elk bost we're despatched by extra
tram On railroad frcn Dr, sceu Lersg u Gsnctaa
followed ny sec9pd Division Of equal gin. The
ps4iGrt d the teegrsphef before ,snd
q t.a every thug gh Be ready on The railroads 10 for
ward them vrhout loss Of tine They arrived IN vme
10 save the ,yes or rsny Of 'se Iphasi,.na, -hoss
houses scrr ssept Top ed dom By she raging
floods; bas lls sNiiy q them lest all their properly
esvirg noting bat the clothes they stood up Ia
bridges broken down, the s1ssts mar
ket psces highways iauusstsd. a1d the vhols
Toe csuronss and larger bulldogs rose ike lsnds me
| en1y wss;e q wsisfs. The suburbs OF Dresiea
~sfe likewise nooded by snaaii river called The
WeeseE thai empties itself into the Ebe gress
osses scsssnsd BY quantities. of coal beiog crrsA
away hon tho mines ~ the Plsyenscae Grund. vas
orlunas the mbsnf meuis OF the rsliways stood
we'll and thus s5rdes Of endiog aid 10 over
| flowed DISTRICTS even they, however, we're broksn
thtDosh places, hut rcp,red asan with All psssi-
bic expedition. From Goslz, Ia SlesiA, thny report
! tina, river Nesse nsi rscn I, unprecedentsd
hesnt covering al The los lanes IN the vcisny; many
| villages we're ucder vailr, number OF cattle wNo
drowsed in tno stables and tho p0si roads that drec
ton being ironeo tho Communication compile ~ in
erIupsed 10 the Hsrtz great loss OF life and properly
~as occssoneG by little nounian ssreaua--,he Iise-
/ swelling 10 . RAPID and overwhelming torrent which
rushed down into the valley, sweeping away mills,
nopses and bridges 10 its htsilnfg Near The
village u IseBhurg 10 an old stone bridge, which,
atborsh little damat cd ~as all ccns,dsred SAFE and
many spectators tot "a sir stand TO c)ne pse the
fearful out ms estlc spectacle around them, when lis
before dark, he bridge being undermined BY the action
Of the rushirE stream the structure s1ddcnly
l End no tse Ngery chASm. hufYinR In
runs egh. human beings among ~hom were several
young females xhcee curiosity had ed them 10 the soeas
i cf disaster.
The industrious manufacturing town cf Chcml,z which
hm suffered much iron the foundation, contains about
forty thousand lsSisn,s, ana II the chief a
the cotton msnriactrr re IN Saxuny, which nss greatly
Increased the adhesion of that sngfom 10 tne FOIL
veren the spinning mills In The city and vicinity
shoas hanaIed In number with thirty thousand
dles, which than lfly thousand bales a.