The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN, June ~, 1860
AHiude Of Prussid in GeTadny-7he Prince Regents Al
dresEgod Of he Meeting # Napoleon and tie German
Sortrciuv-Atox. on Prl,ssid-7ae Berlin Wool Fair
The address OF the Prince Regent the German princes
assembled at Baden BADEN has made on the whole IA
yorabe impression, especially in the full aud authentic
published by the Frlssicn Ga.etic which differs
In particulars from the first short sketch received
by telegraph, vizths he did no, say tina, Austria had
taken steps towards event to which he attached grca
value but Austria took such steps he should attach due
value to them. This little word "r rs OF considerable
Importance here had been industr.ously pro
poga,ed by the feudal party that com.
plcto understanding had already been effected
between Austria and Prussia, which rumor had
ocossoned no slight uneasness among the rejecting por
ton OF the public-expercnce having shown that IN
alliance between Austria and Prussia the latter always
las pay the piper. BY adding moreover, that
agreement should actually take place with the Cibi.
net OF Venice he would communicate it to the German
Princes, the Regent gave them hia, that he did
rore their interference and opposed distinct negative
to the oilers Of mediation made by the King Of wurtcm
berg n the of his fellow soyCregns But what he
regarded with most satisfaction Is the declaration OF his
Roy al Hshness that he viii pcrscvere in the Of
action which he has pursued hitherto in reference TO
Prussia ana Germany, and that although his IDEAS the
subject not shared by Of the confederate
princes he s INDUCES the hope that many OF them Will
be ultimately induced to accede to line
of policy which he Is sincerely convinced will best pro
mote the true interests Of their country Il had
been greatly feared that for the sake o. peace aud quiet
ness the Prince might dcya,e from the prnc
pies Sc, forth by his in the Hcssan and other
sous and o. ruchls tTing for in
stance. In respect 10 The organization 81 the federal army
by cpmp ING with the wishes OF the rcaciousry majority
Of the Die; o. points Of more vital lmportanr. These
arprhcnsici have been in grcu measure removed b.
10 his determination the force II events will at no distant
pcF.ut compel the Discontinued sovcrcgns 10 Weld 10
all, and moro thsn all the demands wh.;h Prussia may
think proper To- make
The Unexpected resolution of the King Of Hanover to be
present tn Conference OF Baden Baden aad his sudden
APPEARANCE al triin, were attended With amusing
circumstances. shich have been related good
authority Won are aware that th strarge specimen OF
mar csted by the Prus.ia government over sine the
secession Of tho Prince Regent and that h. has given
vent TO BIS feeling by acts q ~ temper sne Al
breeding which would have bcCn Insulting they had
been ridiculous The intelligence Of the rrops,d meet
u5on him like thunderbot A. even be had sufficient
penetration 20 understand tia; alliance between
franee ssd rLsssa would place all the petty
lnsoent, 50 lorg as be Thought h could BE- with
IMMUNITY b. was mmediaicly seized with the
most ahec terror and his hrsi impulse prupi,,,c
tie Power tc bad wan;only provoked. Parry ore
morning the Tinoycrau Envoy at THIS Court reused
from his slumbcrs by telearaphc message nom the
gcen ~ i'nnover dfcrme him TO repair forthwith to
,lr terminus ~ the MaFcburr railway where a chamber
to Utmost .mpornuce. The Hanoyetiln oplomstsi
Gu bcd not htie a, having % tan out at W unscs
sou1uc on hour but hc Commands OF his royal mistress
ur-t be obcyCd AID the apo ntcd time found waiting
A. tv terminus No soonrr had the clock than an
extra train Game hing IN and who should step out Of
The carriage rather who should be helped out OF for
~ Too bid g. walk without asssance). but the dread
Majesty q Hanover On prcyTd TcTsr The ambassador.
who was quite urprerarcd for such appsritiou. was
struck at q a heap, and his amaseulent reached It's
acme When the hing got into hs cqupage aud ordered
him ~ drive straight 20 The Prince Regents. Prince
bad Just risen. and was IN The very act Of drawing his
neither nicgumCn,s when the grocm Of the bcdchaber
annsuoced bis Nac.ty the King Of Hanover "rhc Kins
81 Hanover said toe Prince, "yca must be dreaming.
What could the King 81 Hanover be coming here for and
early In the morning, too The attendant assured
him that be was not mistaken that he had seen his
Majesty frequently, and his Royal HiyhncSs mus, lie
that ~ wac rot d!ihclt % recognise "Ne re-.
turned The Prince, ~ u The King OF laroFcf mrs,
0rt pu my hrccche aud b. proceeded very quietly On
az n his toilet, while his lustrous v'slcr was kick
irg rs tees In The antechaube Tie ccnversati on
Which sus gcd between the two after h. admitted
must have been quite spicy. but Of this unable 20
giy. soy auy detail a. i tock place az, ,is. Il
prtct however, that the King asked permission o. bc
At tbe approach NJ interview sad that thc race
ttp 81 iaat no permission va required, bat ihsi =.