New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
PRUSSIA.
THE NEW MINISTRY.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
BERLIN, Nov. T., ISIS.
After considerable yacillation new Ministry
has at last been formed, which may be best char
terized a. the Princess of Prussa's Ministry. 1t
is Literally tinged than the Berlin Philistines
dared TO hope, and as might be expected from q
lsdy's choice, is composed with but slight regard
to The coneruty of its different elements, so that
the principal end aimed ar, of securing momen-
tary popularity, is but secured. In true ladylike
style the Princess says gracious word to every
body; 10 the Catholics, in installing Catholic as
Prime Minister, thing unhesri of in the annals
of Prussia; TO the ieryent Protestsnts, 10 sur
rendering the Ministry OF Public Instruction 10 an
Evangelical Pietist; TO antl-RuSsian tendencies,
in confding the War Ministry to General formerly
dismissed from the same poet on the express de-
msnd of the Gar Nicholas; 10 anti-Austrian jeal-
ously, in intrusting with Foreign Affairs man
who had once resigned that place in order not to
stoop TO the dictaton OF the Prince Of Schwartzen.
berg: 10 the bureaucratic mind in nominating as
Minister of the lnrerior--ihst Minister being
ia fact the hesi OF the whole bureaucratic
army. police a. We'll as admins traiion Re-
girmg)-a survivor Of the good old times
of Frederick " lism ILL.,; Ia the Liberals in Civ
ing seat in the Cabinet without office, something
Ike The Presidency Of the Council IN an English
Ministry 10 the man who served q. Prime Minister
in the first Cabinet produced by the revolution of
le4>: 20 the Free Traders N introducing Herr
Won Patton into the Ministry of Finance: and 10
the Protecronists, Ia retang Won der Heydt in
the Ministry of Commerce: ~ the nobility. in
ma of rh.4 hon. ehaI -.
the Cabinet, snd filing sll It's political posts with
mobiles; and 10 the midde-cla-s. in lesying 10 SIM
PIE or eunobed midde-class men the matter of fact
Ministries of Justice, Commerce Public Instruc-
zion sno the Interior 10 the enemies ~ the CANA
rs. IN forming the great majority Of the new Cab
met NJ personal enemies Of Gerlsch and Comp:
and 10 the Conser stiyes, anxious lest any thing
Ike Cabinet changes. III the Parliamentary sense of
the word, should become the fashion in Prussia in
keeping in psy some Ministers who were the coi-
lrssEes of Maut,ufel, men of his own choosing
and men who countersigned the orders by which
the c0Ey dtfof wss proclaimed in December, lsi-.
Thus eclecticism il the distinctive character Of
the new Cabnet-an eclectcism proceeding from
popula rity hunting. tempered by the firm re.o!u-
ton to sacrifice no essentials 70 that -sne popular
Nv. ! shall but hint AZ one feature Of the new
Cabinet shade quite Indifferent Il the cool poiti
cal observer, but most Interesting for the Berlin
goss!p-monser. There is not one Of the newly
appointed ministers whose name does not look ike
trump played against the Queen of Prussia, Ike
personal epigram pointed az her by her spifeful
sisrer-ai-law. The general impression produced BY
the nomination OF the new Csbine, among the more
thinking part OF the Berhners. shall descrb-.
in the words OF one Il my Berlin friends. The
official announcement Was only msde in to-night's
Saaisas-sIscT. that Is to ssy >. shout o o'clock
IN the evening; but long before that time accurate
lists II the men appointed We're freely circulated
among the golps gathered d" HR,or EeA LiHle4.-
Meeting there the friend alluded e.. an average
Berlin po,house politician. i asked him what HI.
thoughts were OF the new Cabinet aud What The
thoughts were Of the town" generally Before
giving his response, must tell yoa what A aver.
sge Berlin poihouse politician :. II ma inbaed
viii tie notion iLsi Besl-l L tie tEsi IvNa Il ,te