The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN, April q, 1863
Adjo1nvsct Of the Prssiaw Chambers-Ae Duty on Beet
Roo S9dr-7he Nert Electicns-E Emigration from Ger
many-Ataels Of the German Press Amersca-zsuds
of MISUNDERSTANDING Lines, dc.
The session the Prussan Chambers which is Just oou
cuded has been OF the most barren and embarrassing
in the brief parliamentary annals Of the country me
the Kings Illness has been touched upon by either
House the meagre and unsatisfactory information vosch
safed by the Prime Minister listened 10 In senoe.
without opinion being offered respecting the steps
already taken, those that might be found necessary
hereafter The encroachmsnk upon the liberty OF hs press
only excited feeble from the conshtutisuaa
party, which the government strong their compact
iorty, could easily afford 10 despse. II was only when
material interests stake that any signs Of oppoa
ton displayed The Chambers indifferent 10 the
tamcut Of popular rgh and to questions Affecting
the political standing Of the country showed themselves
feengy alive 70 the slightest attack upon their pockets
The additional duty upon beet roo. sugar, which,
mentioned some time since concluded upon by Ire
delegates Of the zoveren gave stormy debates
both Houses, where the landed arstocracy, many Of
whom concerned In the sugar mandatory,
strongly represented than any other element OF the pops
atou and required ali the authority OF government 70
carry The With This the existence Of
present. Second Chamber, or House Of Commons has
come " trmnaton Next autumn there viii be new
elections, and some prominent members Of the lIbs-
80 -
Amin n,n,,sr Of Foreign A.Ir. IN IsaN and o,s.r,-
have expressed intention OF emerging from thor retire
ment and again soliciting the SURFACES Of their former
constituencies An infusion Of fresh blood into the Legs
laiure indeed absolutely necessary from the
contempt into which has fallen, and enable tho consetu
uonal government 70 take orm root ia country whore,
IN IA the present moment. n has onlv shown pself rsN
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me soAy ekooo.
Al the spring advances the tide OF emigration from Ger
many s again setting in .,hoaeh nv ali ,oc,y,,s IN.
- - .u,,.-.u,- a. a., r,-.~s 60. a. ,.u
numoer o' emsrsnu w tpe un"eo Sss'es hkey !" ~"
short Of year The British government encouraging
.,,,,.o q, I..,r,v. ana c.n,,.. A.. or.
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.nu anu peoun.y A"oe 70 cVery one vac
cnsd 10 settle In the empire Of Don Pedro and the Fresch
ar, equally anxious 70 procure oolouis,s for Algeria An
o.. 49, ..,.,,,.,.a .r.,c.. a. u..
and other German cities who Of course strain ovcry
nerve 10 attain heir object and 10 divert the strea of
..,u- = 1904. 80. :, -. a. 49,, !.
aoon mo ~ m n ~ .noso ~ uncnh
mas been ascusomeo 70 now Inc tendency OF the Ger
20 great, so many Of them having friends ana rc,s
nves se'usd mere 10 com'oH ana sinuence, ana
sre., srsuss,,n,c r,cSsl,c b.s Ssoone ~ ,..y "a
them that such endeavors would DO attended with bus
nale suceess we're y ma Tor me action Of he German
nation 70 write Gown America representing her =
Kind OF randemouum inhabited rather by hends than by
human beings, s,gma,zpg her republican institutions
mere sham and warning every peaccsble European NOT
10 trust himself IN country where members OF Coneres
IKE S q oss I'M r S: on s s
duels In railroad The "border runlAnism" In Kan
sas has been quite odsend 10 these gentlemen and by
constantly barpng the thing tney have po failed
70 produce certain eject upon the public mind TO the
resctonary prints America has always been an eyesore
the sight of great rcpubic daily increasing IN pever
and prospcry appearing kind OF insult 10 the decrcpid
old mouarches OF Europe but snce The United states re-
fused 70 JOIN the alliance against Russia ths liberal jour
nails have been, possible still moro rabid In their
attacks than their conservative colleagues, and