The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

sommi,ied nstks for ,h syy conscious o. having
eynla,n ayav NJ o,,,se,rs cn.3 been trying since 70
in the official journal and circular has ~
the presidents governors OF the different prov ID
monshng them not to counenance the election OF per-
of exclusive extreme" opuionsthat B, tho
chiefs Of the Kuns Aitung faction butt very probabl
the latter Will persuade innocent people IN the country
only the democrats who pointed by the official
publication, and that the best way OF forwarding tho
views OF the present ministry will be by voting for tho
adhefents Of their predecessors In short, NJ fottwell
has succeeded 10 admiration in disgusting the friends Of
his colleagues and encouraging their adversares; and,
when IS recolccted that OF tho pro-
vince Of Bandenburg for number Of years, under the
rule OF H. de Nanteuiel without beng dismissed from
office like other public funconaries who had shown
little honesty and Independence Of spirit 1t IL naturally
asked why NJ. Auerswaid, he really intends 70 govern
the country on liberal and constitutional pr0pes, re-
ains n in his cabinet who sti clings " what no
calls the traditions which the power and greatness of
Prussia foundedhat Is TO say, absolute rule the
part Of the sovereign and his advisers and passive obed
ence that Of the people. step bas been mado
in the right direction by removing OF tho
Official pcrsonages, who are among the most Jealous
tools Of the late administrations g., NJ de hicist Retzow,
Goyerpor OF the Rberish Provinces and Peters Presi
dent Mndeubut will be OF little turning out tho
undersuappers as long Of the same stamp are re-
tanned At the council board itself.
II fortunate thing, ut BEST that the manifesto Of
the Nn ser OF Interior published before the
primary eectons il it bad BEEN the number OF citizens
who abstaned from voting would have been st greater,
ahd fhe feacuonss would nave been ehcoufaee' 70 pro
pose their candidates for udhImanner. instead Of
supporting moderately liberal men, they did in many
to keep out the advanced democrats Hero
IN Berlin the deputies returned yesterday are the same
who liked tho preliminary meetings, and be-
long without exception to the constitutional party, who
we're IN opposition to the late government NJ Roibnus
ana The other democratic leaders having given notice, as
| just mentioned that they had concluded 10 re-
tire from the field. Berlin is divided into four
electoral districts, the first Of which choose,
three and the balance two members each. In
the fret district the deputies elected NM Korhucs
keimer and JONAH the second Riede and Veil; IN thu
third Armn and Grabow and In the fourth Vented and
Mathis. OF these the first and the Two last repre-
scented Berlin in the late legislature the others were
swept away some years ago ny the spring tde OF rcacuon
opponents Grabow presdentof the National Assem-
bly, ls4s, and claimed both by the democrats and tho
consii'nonals lie and Henry Won Arnn are the most
popular Of the Whole lot. In the provinces tho
elections appear to have been Of mixed cbarsctera
6ood many liberals but with tolerable sprinkng Of
achonss As yet, however we have only received ac-
counts from small number Of districts Grabo~ has been
elected second time at 6randenbnrg and third tine
AZ Prenzow, where he nils 'he office 81 Mayor on tho new
ministers, AGcrswad has been returned for six
places ut once General Benin for two or three fo'twei
for Posda Patow for Cotbus AS for the old ministers,
not OF them has been elected IL would hardly in
ercst your readers for to enter into further paftca
lars 40 lar as can Judge from the lists puoshed about
twenty relctouists sixty liberals adherens Of the
ministry, and Ton members Of tho Roman Catholic party
(whose determined much by political
by religious moves have been elected 80 that there
sill $50 I'll csons To be accounted tor besides those
that nave to take place the persons
have chosen for several districts at For tho
present. therefore, II is not possible To form definite
opinion to The general result OF the elections though
there he doubt bat that minister's win have IA de-
cided majority in the House. Whether this msjority
VII he chiefly composed Of liberal elements, or OF mo
CIRCUMSTANCES. ~ apo,ber question.
The Prince Of Wales arrived here Saturday evening,
his sister. He received the railway
terminus by Prince Frederick William, and conducted To the
palace, which the royal couple had only moved into
few days before, and where apartments Ind been
pared fur their youthful relative. II the building
that occupied by the late King Freicrics William
III who Ia taken dislike his ancestral srots
since i bad been nhabed by Napoleon; but II been
completely rebuilt and lifted no IN the most symptoms
and elegant manner for IT. pres occupant The pain
elders and upholrtcrefs lave been working up
70 the very last moment, and the interior not
quite IN shed. The Young Princess. however,
get settled NJ her own home before her
couch,mcnt that her husband received 10 take resi-
den,c there the intended Tor iacir
~ hablbe order She expects {" he confined about
the end of January ~" bcguning ~ februtry, and II
she should present Prussia with heir "a tue throne
there will, Of course, be great reiucngs.
The police determined show that they, TOO have
not forgotten tie traditions upon which, NJ. Fottwcl
the and greatness oi the country founded
swiss newspaper, the BuHd, bag Just been Forbidden
OF structures the policy of Prussia and
few days ago NJ Ivan Goloyin, Russian exile and well
known political wrter who has been staying here lately,
received orders quit the city and the kingdom forth
with II stated that he Ind claimed tho protection II
the United States Legation, ~ the quay Of uatprazet
American citizen; but from inquiries have made II ap
the Unit states, but hong enoach 10
rafurazed and Tho American Anb saor wOuli there-
fore ~ unable To interier. hs behalf N ha1
arp led a. him. With nnder siand rs the
not heard whether he has acy left Berlin and perhaps
government have thought better of n and allowed him
remain; for u " really difficult TO imagine what
possibly have g. fear from this Muscovte refugee who
whatever ambragc he may have gvcfa tho rulers IL
3 country has certainly doue novhiuv oeud tho
prussan authorities.