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

Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, June ~, 1853.
The King and Royal Family about to Leaoe the Cy-A
Trip for ne HeaA of HIS xajsst-FasAiomable AND d.
poatic Ksodus-7Ae Royal Difficulties IN Portugal and
Pyussian Mediation The Great Wool Fair and ts Re-
sults--7he Fire iu Dansre
The departure OF the King and Queen for Tegernsee u
fixed now pursuant the advice OF the physicians for
the beginning Of next month. They will be accompanied
by the young Princess Alexandria, great favorte win
their Najeses who TO have adopted her aer sne
had been left - were orphan, by the deserton Oh
beth her pareuts She is daughter Of Prince Albert the
Kings youngest brother who got divorced some years
since nom his wife, sister Of the King Of the Neither
lands in order TO marry lady Of lower degree, but Of
greater personsl attractions while his quondam spouse
retired 10 villa in the north Of Italy, where she said to
have similar mesaiance Prince Frederick VIII
liam started last Saturday GrondenS and Konigsberg
visit he promised the loyal citizens OF those parts to
pay them In company with his bride, whom, however he
has been OBLIGED to leave homo for certain family
which alluded TO in former report. As for Prince
Frederick Charles the utmost mystery s still observed
respecting the OF the sudden "eave Of absence"
accorded him. is positive that he about 70 quit tho
country "for his couDtry's good grand tourto the
East Indies other out ofthe way place. from which
he is not expected to return in less than tvevemonh
never 10 come back at ALL
Prince AdaIbert, the Lord High Admiral Of Prussia,
whose brilliant "vctory the Riff pirates win hardly
have escaped the memory of your readers intends max
ing cruise in the Baltic to try the properties OF new
yacht called the Whm constructed for the Prussan
government in the dockyazds of Cherbourg.
In imitation Of the King and Princess, our leading
statesmen are planning summer excursions, 70 escape
awhile from the duties OF their station, and from the
fatigue Of governing unthankful people. The Prime
Minister will spend few weeks at one Of the estates he
has purchased since entering office, and will then prepare
for the abors Of the ensuing session by course Of
sea bathing at Ostend Nordemey, In conjunction with
his brother the Minister for Agriculture The Minister Of
Commerce going to Switzerland the Minister Of Finance
and his colleague Of the Interior who are both in state
Of great polca debility, will repair to their country
seats 10 try the bracng effects Of their native air. and
on TO the end Of the chapter.
The corps diplomatique, too, is on the wing Lord
Bloomfield went Off to England last week, the Russian
Budberg has started for Archangel or some other
place near the north pole, where he s TO have
rendezvous with his master and the Marquis de Nous
tier-but no one knows what has become Of the Mar
quis de Mouster he has been in disgrace lately
for not having displayed sufficient vigilance in his
surveillance Of the Prussau press, and he has taken
the snubbpgs received by him in consequence 30 much
70 heart that he appears 10 have exhaed inc mist and
become invisible 70 morta! ken.
The well meant efforts of the Prince of Prussia 10 bring
about reconciliation between Don Miguel and the reign
ing family Of Portugal have proved unsuccessful The
court OF Lisbon had received the Princes overtures
in the most courteous manner; Don Pedro v. had
declared himself willing 10 restore his great
uncle TO the rights Of "Infaut and 10 the enjoy
ment Of the dgnties and emoluments connected
with the same the sole condition Of his renounciug his
claim TO the throne, which generally ackno wedged To
be completely unfounded the Salc Law having been
introduced gain shert the whole affair pro-
crossing quite satisfactorily when the old ex King sudden
y backed out and broke of tho negotiations protesting
that he would consent TO sell bis birhrght for
mess of potage and that the Holy Father had recog
hzed his title 70 the crown, he was king de jre, aud
would become 30 de fdcto In Gods own good time The
Prince Of Prussia excessively disguised at the conduct
of proge, and has cut him altogether declaring he
viii never have any thing TO do with him. Don Nj
guel who Is nfy six Of age, has grown very
devout and resides at the chateau Of his brotberu
the Prince OF Lowensten Rochefort, in Baden under the
name Of Duke OF BraganZa surrounded by Jesuts, Of
ne e via
finally to their Allegiance and weary OF the ansr
chy confusion OF constitutional rsgtme will petition
to be restored 70 psterna desposm under his oengnan
The Berlin Wool Fair commenced on the 18th inst. !,
S%sn to weigh the Soos arriving on The
the business and the result fully ascertained by
l9h According 10 the OH ;al report Of the authori
ties whose duty Is 70 keep exact account of all pro-
duce brought into the city, under the style and title OF
"Rsyal Market Police, the quantity OF wool offered for
this fair exceeded tina: OF lest year by 800 cwn
The following the particulars
Stock on hand at the commencement OF the fair,
Newly imported in round numbers, c1s 900
Al lss. ys% fair the quantity brought 70 market
ms psresse srcse in The nrs place from the
facility OF communication with Berlin than that Afforded
by the provincial markets. and secondly from the greater
Andeberg Strasund and Stetn, which commence about
than this being reproduced here In conse
guense Of s no. having been disposed Of those places
last year. when merchants and manufacturers were eager
buy and took whatever they could lay their hands
whereas this year. the latter having still large stocks
hand and both having the disastrous effects OF last year
production before their eyes, besides being aware OF
markes they showed themselves extremely cautious
their purchases On the whole. however, the reduction
OF prices was not 20 great as had been apprehended
which might partly DO owing 10 the accounts received
nom Leeds stating that prices continued steady at that
great emporium OF the woocn trade and that a, the
Poptesc wool market the vhsc OF the necces offered
had been sold at prices slightly advance OF the prevail
ing rates Tho hot and dry caused the washing
Of the wool TO be less carefully managed than ought 70
the manufacture OF nne cloths the first 10 be taken
cut Of the Market and the reduction in these only
to submit 70 fall Of several .hscrs more those that
happened turn out OF still lower description could
only be dpoeed Of n 10 20 II thaers under last years
rates The prices varied according 70 quality from so 70
los thales the and the decline compared with those
Of the preceding year. from 10 10 thaers per cent
The wool combers, with few exceptions, were partcu.
larry reserved their purchases, which infused angud
character into operations Of the fair In general The
Eugleh buyers, too, who now procure the majority OF
their feeces from Australia, are distinguished BY great
circumspcc,on did the from the Rninsh
provinces exhibit their accustomed aacry. France Was
chiefly represented by Asscen house, which bought
ss usual 10 o considerable amount The largest quantity
purchased by the manufacturers Of the Zoiveren
collectively although by comparing the purchases indiy
dualy, great diminuton might be noticed. In word
the business generally not carried with the spirit
display cd fairs for several past and the stocks
remaining hand will be larger than has been the case