The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07
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| Importcnt Movement T6vards Fr.s,.sa 1llsac. v&A
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States TO ,e preent-Aeisn in ne sr,gpsr Gn,grss {,
BE- Sh'ed-A~yia Likxy be Oc,7,ac,4ss NJ Il-s,s-
legitimacy and Refors tte ruin 81 tie Gsys Ri,xh
doy7hs Schiller FsHiii.s-heurn OF rf,r,eys from he
Fair IF L1pstc-A Legal Seiad'er re
The Prince Regent and Prince Frederick william start
for Brcsau this evening, recve the Emperor OF Ras-
STA who expected there Friday saiarsay. Irpcs
| Augustus of Wutemburg, Commander Chief Of the
Prussian guards, and distant cousin Of the CzAs aad
NJ de Bkmark Schonba sen Prussan ambassa vr at the
Court of St Petersburg, bad bcn despatched wlrsAx
some days before to compliment his Imperial MAJESTY and
to attend him on bis Journey the sesiaa capital Wore
il settled that the proposed interview s,asl, axa
place. considerations of decorum connected with th ne.
ancholy state OF the Kings health bavng grow "a II
from coming of at Berlin That this meeting bo,wo u t,
anocrat OF all the Russias and the virtual sovereign
Of Prussia is not family vis. OF $40 s,ar
relatives "a evident from the fact tbn. they are
both being accompanied by their Minister'S Of Foreign
Anairs-the Emperor by Prince Gor,sehnkod AMI The
Regent by Baron schenitx indeed made no secret u
in Official circles that this a preliminary con
gress arranged for the purpose of agreeing If possible On
united action Of the two cabinets approaching a.
sembly OF the great European Powers Austria trying
hard to be admitted third party to hese ael,ssra
lions; the Archduke Albert has been mission Of
courtesy 10 warsaw, and despatch from Vienna az
nounees that pocketing his dignity nonce f. Ncs
Joseph about to pay his devors TO Alexander in ro
2ria persona; but In spite of all efforts To s,nc;-
Hate bis quondam ally, it appears EXTERNALLY pro
oematica whether the young Kaiser will attain
us OBJECT II 10 FAR more likely that The influence
Of Russa will be employed bring over tho Prussan
har nr
political questions awaiting the decision Of the European
areopseus, which decidedly niavorabe to the interests
Of Austria, the Court Of St. Petersburg incnirg to the
opinion expressed by England that best way 70 ecs
general publication and to prevent the recurrence Of
revoiuucnary outbreaks aud the necessity Of forega in
tervenon In Italy, would be to accept the junction OF
the Duches with Piedmont IS fat aocomp,i
The Prince Regent. who great stickicr for l,,;
macy, has hitherto shown himself exceedingly c-se to
such contamination; but his desire be on g,,. as
with Great Britain and Russia the Indignation no es az
the verbearrg behaviour OF Austria In tho !, .rm.,
question: and the conviction that the restoration f ,he
txiled sovereigns only be Effected by means which
would excite the reprobaton Of the whole civilized world
may induce him to waive cs obect,ns aud 10 re-
nouhce The defence Of principle which has boen
20 oi'eD violated In CAGES much moro Important
than that Of the lt,ie dakelings OF Itoly.
You will perceive that only talk the Prince Regent
NIGHT
be thutgh would go for something matter a. nauSIv
affecting the political status OF tue country Tue Sac, Is
that, though nomnaly constitutional Kingdom and
thoue, In the internal administrator least the forms Of
Constitutional government have, since fail Of the
AantcuIei ministry, been observes! with toerable con-
scientiouspess, the foreign policy OF Prussia Is eaura Ia
pendent upon The personal impulses Of the sovereign We
nave .st seen this country hurried to the brink Of in
support u Power whose interests daInesricay op
posed 10 hers which has always aimed at her
ana ior whom with the exception Of rabd "isto
cIas, no true Prussannot The Regen. hiinse!s-
en'eitans the slightest SYMPATHY, for no other
reason than because he CONSIDERS hinsoif b,,nd
ID ncnof 10 take the part Of brother monarch against
revolutionary urstart The majority ortho Cabnnf we're
quite aire TO the fatal inexpeency Of such course q
their afvicc was oveTruleo, utmost they cont do
was TO delay decision which they we're unabL tn avort
The same difference Of opinion exists lhs course that
should he taken by Prussia in tho present aspe 81 i
TICS Baron scblepiz aud his colleagues wouu aav as
mere 10 the basis 'oposed by England, secsd by
kuss'o Tor The settlement Of the Italian question ut tho
Prince Regent is still unwilling n or nd Austria r bns
The external relations Of his COVER, display q vcia
Lon ana uncertainty that must be It's niusnce
In the annals of Europe The ting at resau rhere
fore, al event OF the hghest Importance A Il must
lead 70 some Crisis IN the policy u thus coaulYy ghch
VIII determine us action In one direction another
The King birthday kept the 10Th :ust for thu
TIM time sBce his illness without the fst,yltps nd ra
vice was performed in the churches but there were pe
her paiados nor Nominations and the only remaskabs
feature IN the proceedings OF tbs day addrs de-
ve'ed at the University by Professor Boeckh tha rreat
phoogs in which, after aludng feeling terms % tho
unnappy condition OF a monarch who has always distin-
gusnea himseu by his patronage OF and sc.enoe he
took the opportunity Of advo:Dg the national move
mfn t which Is nov aSiatng Germany, and stating very
plainly inst the Federal Union, existed IN not
meet the Just wishes Of the people AMI mast
he replaced by Institutions in accordaace : til th.
spirit OF the age and the welfare ndcpen OF the
fathertand.
f. however, the good folks Of Berlin havo been again
deprived Of their accustomed holiday they VIII no anu
ply incemnied by the great Schiller festival whica is
70 cee hrate the hundredth anniversary OF tho Of
over three days viz the 9th 10Th and iith Soyeaber
and committee consisting Of the influential cnzsus
OF Berlin u actively engaged in preparing for thsm, in
do
Die sums have been already subscribed, and 10 ngotst
ing with the resident Of Police, who sets h,s face
against all such public According the
programme Published by tho committee but 70 whsch Tho
consent Of the allpoverful funconary Just sn honed
10 be erected the square opposite The Theatre Royal
from whence populations Of the various guilds ai
ambulate the streets in solemn procession, with
rpgs and banners The masterpieces q The pcs'she
viii be performed on tho three successive evsn
hgs; and, in order TO render them accessible TO
70 effect arrangements With the naag.r- by w,l,h the
price Of admission would DO reduced to tho mSders Sam
# five Rroshenr, twelve and half o.ats h~si Al
Nst il was suggeeted that they shoul be adued grs,
mercy 10 the lives and limbs Of his Ma sty a es
his well meant proposition was negstived by lar ma
orty. on course, speeches, dinners, musical perform
sncs, &c, will not be wanting. thu whole h 10 con
cludc with grand illumination the materials for which
viii be furnished to the poorer inhabitants By The com
mice.
Our merchants are just returned from spsig Mchae,
mes Far which though brilliant az might have
been, was vt far superior to the Easter Fair when bas
ness was completely paraysed by the prospect Of gene
raj war There was a fair de,nand for most kinis
dry goods especially for printed caicoas Of R.~;,n
mar siactre, which met with ready SALE although Tho
nul enasess appeared IN rather diminished numbers,
ins OF the tunes. OF brvadcloihs and wooleus o.
o,her descriptions considerable Quantities dosd
eis were forthcoming chiefly because they were unabls
% seue the debts they had contracted previous fairs
Expect get credit again beors tle old scores wers
epeeu o IN consequence OF uH, silk goods, winch are