The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10
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Prussan Mirabeau. He liberal is true, but noe
raj arstocra who stands by has order as tenaciousy
AZ the late Lord Grey and who showed by his conduct in
as that he is great enemy OF democracy, ano as
urn an adherent OF monsrcnicai nsmu.lons a. any S
and Commons-s his beau ideal, as II is thai oil MS pro
her, Major vncke personal friend OF the kcgcot VINO
ia also member OF the present Legislature II was MA
jor Vincke who when the Prince OF Prussia was Obliged
TO fly the country after the revolution OF the lSh March,
persuaded hum 70 retire 70 England instead o. 81 rsers
the Minister Of Finance laid the estimates for 1852 on the
table Of the House, from which appears that the civil
list is 70 be increased by OF half million noers
This of COURSE meant addition 10 the income OF
the Prince Regent
The panic has subsidized good deal during tho last
few days. but the situation s stu looked upon az very Sc
rous, and there is general impression that NOT many
months will elapse without outbreak occurring In some
part Of Europe. evident that Louis Napoleon pre-
pairing of his grand coups although can tell
where the blow will fall what the real intentions OF
The Ausrans are rather disappointed at the Prince OF
Prussia net taking the opportunity OF adveftng 70 the
present menacing state of affairs aud limiting his readiness
nom having given up all hopes Of obtaining
his co operation, and secret negotiations aud in
Of bringing about union between the two governments
which indeed question OF life ana death Tor the court
of Vienna There be no doubt that England VIII re.
main neutral since Whatever may be the wishes oil l0rd
Derby or even OF Queen Victoria herself who ees na
tura sympathy for her legitimate colleagues the Engsh
people would allow their rulers 10 engage in war
for the sake of maintaining the supremacy Of Austria IN
Italy. f
The position Of Russia involved in much greater mys
terry according to accounts she is resolved to keep
aoof from the impending mbroglo and her Ambassador
Berlin stated to have given the most satisfactory as
that head according TO others, on the con
rary, she IL at the bottom OF the whole movement stir
ring both the French Emperor and the King SARDINIA
against Austria, whom she is determined to be TO-
venged for the unparalleled ngrattude with which she
considers herself to have been treated by that Power
during the Oriental difficulty II is rumored that she is
about army the frontiers Of Hungary
the command ofwhch will be given to General Mouraveh
who has been travelling Europe since the peace OF
Paris and reported to have had frequent private inter-
views with Louis Napoleon and Victor Emanuel. 1t Is
certain, ut any rate, that an active interchange OF
despatches Is carried between the courts Of Paris
and St. Petersburg and only the other day Captain La
Ronciere de Norry secret emssary of the French
Emperor passed through Berlin from the Northern capt.
tall where he had been sent on mission to which rumor
attaches extraordinary importance.
Sir James Clark chief physician to the Queen of Eng
land arrived here last week to be at the accouche
mcnt of the Princess Frederick William which is hourly
expected and dispatches containing bulletins of her state
Of health transmitted to her mother every morning
and evening hear she is doing remarkably WELL and
appears altogether to be quite chip Of the old block