The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

whose connection with the Official regions
4 notorious naturally exces the utmost alarm and dis
gust and high time for NJ de Schlenitz TO return,
whose presence is hoped will inspire his colleagues
with more just and manly ideas on the great question
which is now pending No final resolution, however, will
be taken till after the arrival OF the Prince Regent who
at Baden Baden and is not expected here before ne enc
office would indicate that the national party again
In the ascendant and that the counses OF those tmorous
must end in o second Olmutz will not be allowed
TO predominant. II is confidently reported nat
the Gar win visit either Berlin Or Sresn 10 dnS
the Prince Regent the actual posture OF affairs and we
have believe that the support Of Russia may be
depended upon in Louis Napoleon should show any
inclination TO NEEDLE in the Of Germany, and TO
back Austria in the conflict that may possibly arise be-
tween her and this country
On Saturday last the funeral or Professor Carl Ritter
took place amid demonstrations Of the universal respect
TO which the talents and virtues OF the deceased entitled
him. Ritter Of the Oldest riendsand coadutors OF
the illustrious Humboldt whom he only survived
few month"; and his great work geography, though
monument ofbis untring industry and unrvaied scen
tinc requirements He had attained the eighty first year
Of his age. emf-st At
The good people Of Berlin have been very much dis
turbed lately by frequent burgnries committed in the
suburbs by armed band of houscbreakers such houses
being usually selected were provided with Balconies
the doors leading to which generally left unfasened,
being thought that they high to be attempted by
thieves but the voares Of Mercury contrved
to find their way up by getting ladders and poles from
unfinished buildings which facilitated the ascent To their
''bad cminence Among the individuals whom they chose
for the object OF their polite attentions were the Court
jeweller Hossaner two generals and two clergymcn Of
the Lutheran church, who bear the title Of superinend
ens general DR.. Bochsel and DR.. Hengsenberg, both
noted Puseytes. nunnery Of the Ursulines, too
broken into, and silver case containing the host alb
stracted together with several valuable church utensils
For long while all the searches Of the police were in
eectua the housebreakers being remarkably careful in
their operations which they carried with degree Of
secrcsy and circmspecon that would have done honor
to the heroes Of the "a OF December At length the police
making their rounds on Bellevue street, in the Thier
garten lighted by chance upon suspicious looking person
age, whom they recognized very dangerous convict
who had been condemned to imprisonment for life, but
had been pardoned after soourn OF few years ut Span
dau the Prussian Sing Sing. On searching him they
found upon his person highly tempered dagger loaded
pistols dark lantern and other implements OF his pro-
fesson and being on the track his accompces
easily discovered. They quite numerous gang,
consisting mostly of criminals who had been inmates OF
the House Of Correction and after completing their term
of punishment had been let loose again continue their
depredations upon the community. The ef receiver
was bird fancicr who had whole store nm OF stolen
property furniture, wearing apparel and gold and silver
plate of great value, large part Of which had been melt
ed down Among the articles recovered the gold
watch of Dr. Bochse of the church ornaments Of the
Ursulnes, and splendid set of jewels belonging to
Madame Hengstenberg. As the husband OF this
lady has made himself remarkable for his ascetc views
Of religion and continually preaching against the van
indulge profuse luxury instead of emuating the SIM
plcity Of primcva Christianity, and devotng all
earthly possessions to of God and the relief of
fellow creatures, circumstance Of his better half
paying little attention to the doctrines nculcated by
The reverend gentleman hes given to hlarity,
and not few i'll naured remarks are made on the sub
ject of Madame Hengstenberg's jewelry.