The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31

iisappoint the very greedlest Of s fee In fact So
DO more show Of dissolution, thosh do Of poverty q
did on former veit here severn years ago. nan
regulations OF the Porte are gradually improv .w
ard Pera end Galaa (whero all foreigners .a, haze
wdened, and in some places ley" Led and are all M M
with gas. "'"' "A' "'' III h' "P
BERLIN, July Z, 1850.
INC CorJeeree at SSen Bode-Position Of the German
Prsnoe'-Jealcuy or Napoleors-Tne Italian Ques,.cn-
me Fdsuh in Berpsn, &c &C.
The era Of harmony union that was TO have resulted
from the nee' ing of the German sovereigns at Baden
oeh apoers 10 be fur Their of than Plenty Of
speeches. Dave been interchanged and there has been
mcfnH quantity Of official and semi official importing
aec We Willingness Of princes and people to make any
saer1ces in behalf Of the fatherand when adopt
tn Teuonic phraseoogy the abstract is to be merged
sle concrete-t e. when words 70 be succeeded by
deeds-these high sounding professions arc reduced
to their true value at least far the
concerned. The four Kings Bavaria, wurtemburg Han
over and Saxony though at outs many other subjects
are quite agreed in disvountenancing the liberal
policy recommended by Prussia and resisting pro-
prosals for reform Of the federal constitution which
they have replied by counter propositions which, if
cepted by this country, would eectuay ruin her pops-
lary and insure the triumph Of her and avowcd
the Prince Regent to understand that they would ncob
jet 10 dismiss their Premers BONES and Beurt who
have distinguished themselves by their devotion TO Aus
ra and their incorporating opposition 10 the idea Of
national unity, if the Prince in return would
replace hs present Cabnetor TO speak correctly
MN Auerswad, Sch wern and Patow, who declared
guilty osympathizng with the subversivc tendencies"
OF the sol distant national conventionby statesmen of
conservative principles or this modest re-
quest refused point blank but 1t is unlikely that
the royal conspiators will the charge as they
supported by the whole strength of the arstocrac
and absolutst party throughout Germany who the
ministers Just mentioned with hatred which you would
hardly think could be excited by of such moderate
characters But, though timd and cautious excess in
their actions and easily discouraged their struggle with
ancient abuses the Prussian are conscicntiousy
ayerse to the system Of repression and police des-
potism which forms the beau ideal of the Ger
man governments and the German arstocracy, who
IN spite Of the results TO which this system has
often led and which have just been SO strikingly
exemphed at Naples, stnl cling with frantic bre
witty e only safeguard Of their privileges and their
existence. The Beurts and Boneses, the Stalls and
Guachs belong TO that class OF persons who derive no
wisdom from experience-who, If a monarchy il over
thrown by an outburs Of popular Indignation ascribe
not TO Of rgor but Of evy on the part
q the rulers and who have other fault find With
King Bomba than that he bombarded his ,elious sub
Jects too tendery and gently The National Verein
Convention, which has lately transferred its sittngs
hom Eiserach to Coburg, is a perfect abomna.
t&n in their eyes, not so much on account of
what it has donc--for hitherto its activity has
been Of a very limited nature-as because il presents
kind Of nucleus round which the lovers Of national Iber
ty and independence are gradually collecting who
have long been separated by petty jcalousics
and sectional prejudices. How dangerous this ap.
pears TO the reactionists is proved by the
fact tina, the King Of wutemburg, "the Nestor OF
German monarchs, did not think it beneath him To de-
The Verein IN person TO the Regent OF Prussia
and TO invite the latter TO join his fellow princes in
GIVE measures against SO obnoxious an association HIS
Majesty does not seem 10 have taken anything by In
notion and long the present Prussian ministry con
TIME in Office the National Convention has nothing to
fear although Tue only German sovereign who openly
patronage il is the Duke of saxeCOburg whose power
unfortunately. Is no; equal to his good Intentions II
pity this pGcky little prince cannot impart portion
q MS bold and adventurous sp'it certain big neigh
Dor Of his whose irrcs0uton prevents him from selling
q The incst opportunities of advancing bis own nte
rests while gratifying the ardent desires Of whole ma
ton.
# the Interview Of Haden- Baden has been unable TO
produce cordial understanding between Prussia and her
German con ederatcs, Il has, least ostensiby been
more successful n improving her relations with France
The assurances Of Louis Napoc have given
complete satisfaction, and currently reported that
the FRINGE Regent has promised 10 pay him visi, the
camp q CEaloDs and that subsequently, the Emperor
VIII r@urn 10 BADEN Baden, accompanied by the fair
Fgtnc, to fess some time fris with his Royal gh
ness and with the Car who expected there TO
Lis mother oack TO Russia take these reports be
mere cdndrds but il s fact that the refe
reaoe 70 commercial treaS between France and the
loNerein, which alluded TO in Of my form oOmmu.
niCatons have actually been made by the French
government and formally received by Prussia as Offering
mutual advantages both PARTIES Whether they will
have practical effect is another queston as by the
regulations Of the Zolycre resolution can be taken
except ty unan nous vote 10 obtain Who'll protracted
negotiations required. which may be Interrupted at
any moment by political events FOR, spite Of the
Temporary hull that succeeded the agitation Of the
20 ostcniaousy paraded by the great dsturber OF Eu
rope ne feeling Of surprise and uncertainty continues
abated and every one persuaded that the danger not
past, but only adjourned for a brief period There NAV
be Quotations Of he political barometer but IL s points
70 an approaching storm, the low muicrngs u which
already heard in the East from whence Count Gilty the
RUSSIAN Ambassador al Consantnope, has st brought
very alarming intelligence. AS for Italy, not th0sght
That tie stIrirg scenes now cnacng there will lead 20
auy collision between the great Powers unless they
should encourage The Pelmont6sc 10 attack Venice Ia
that case, although russia has refused to guarantee the
mat the Prince Regent would be tempted 10
interfere though by so dong he would be sure
10 precipiiaic war with France, and IN a that
would Deprive bun % all chance vi assistance from Ing
iend bs1 Ierfaps The openly expressed symp,,hies Of
thcre no, more popular character 10 Germany than
he Fourth Of Jay was solcmnzed this year by the Ame
rcaps OF Berlin with an additional fostlvity the SHAPE
e sabbath schoo celebration. II wasa pleasant slight
10 behold two or three hundred German children march
nc m OF Yer from the Methodist chapel 10 the United
aits Embassy, whore they joined b. Governor
Wright. who beaded the procession It's way TO the
eassadir, and 10y ihc Rev Mr. schwartz and af.sr en-.
oyrr rcpast o. coffee and cakes and several hours
spent recitation they returned TO the city al Ave
interest this sabbath school many Of the benevolent
movements Ct the day lie has lately visited the chief
ai ma districts Of russ and doubt he will be
tc On he return % tell his countrymen great deal
bout the agriculture and rural economy ~ the old |
world understand he proposes 10 take back 10 his
lomc some Of the best stock e sheer Of this |
curtry AZ eight oclo,k about afty American citizens
sscmhled ai The house q the Ambssaeor including The
In Robert Winthrop, Of Bs1on James hnox, 81 NIL
cs aud representatives. Of almost every State % the
'non. number u eloquent speeches were delivered
nongst which thosc q Mr. Winthrop and q Governor
wright himself excited the most rapturcus applause as
~ oass proposed hy Mr.. Knox. "1he Consultation IL
be United Satesto the people u America collectively
pat sound physical constitution r. % each Il us in.
yduaiy the great fouataln of happiness-may 80 be as
Edurng az time Te utmost hilariiy and GOOD feeling
rcvacd ard after reTaS!ug hborsy Of the en- ,ertan
bent provided By The hosptablc bcs the company broke
liltc after midnight
syria.
ByyRoJr, July III, ls0O.
lie attack Of the nrrses the Chr stans at namas.
" c.nmcuced on the evening OF the eth when several
zen were killed, and many were carried on for
arems The French, Russian and Greek Consuls took
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