The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28


curious story q the coinage of France given, by
wnrn s.nee 20, lrst pSe,s, ,ppears snat me En-
Louis philippe in something ess than naH his reign his
amount being ISL SEQ 26 francs, while Louis Phppes
he iargeti olLerwiso On toe catalogue 1873
trance
The Bcurse ia terribly I'M The uncertain state o. at,
airs copsequeI events italy check to all specu.
ston. The three per yesterday At cor Soc,
lover point than they nave recently touched.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, Sept. IL, 1890
Caritoldtg s.ccssses- TAeir lnfHnz Upon the Public
Mind ~ Pr,ssia- m Ts.lsny Begen Austria md Rus
aG-Ths Queaioa ~ IaIiaa tni;y rprcachirc It's So,u-
non-Poni, on ne Berlin Boarse-Decliss in Austrian
Ftrds- Eeslste Prercrations, d DC.
While The Prussans playing al soldiers, and the
Prince Regent "a expressing bis satisfaction with the De.
hsvor Of h troops and their commanders the graud
marouyrcs, events In Italy progressing a. rate
which threatens 10 supersede these mimic feats by the
stern realities Of actual warfare. Tho brilliant successes
Of Garibalt the downfall Of the Neapolitan Bourbons
and the nsurrectons breaking out simultaneously in
various parts OF the Papa territory to promise the
vexed question Of Italian unity rapid solution than
anticipated and bring the prospect attack
yeneta plot. Of the great hsuser within
the compass OF few weeks possibly Of few days The
Aussrans have taken the alarm and preparing de-
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last ex.remy besides the army occupation that has
been stationed there aimee the truce OF vla.ranca four
entire corps have been modified railways are
numbered with transport Of artillery munitions
OF war, and TO the doubtful allegiance OF the Hun
garians In this emergency the extensive
have been offered them by the Imperial government,
The reconciliation OF Austria and Russia, often
nounced and IS often contradcied appears length
have been tat asrompli, and coalition between the
three Eastern Powers the basce Of which agreed on
Toptz, Is about 10 be signed AMI sealed at Warsaw
Europe evidently the OF gigantic struggle, In
which the principles Of divine right and the sovereignty
Of the Pope win be opposed each other aud
which decide the fate OF the Continent for the next
generation. Tor, although Louls Napoleon osersby
cnes all responsibility for the acts Of the Italian patriots
although he PROCESSES 10 isapprove Of the conduct Of
dna in assuming The initiative against Ausra the force
Of circumstances ii Ultimately compel him TO espoasc
which IT, In reality, identified with hs own. 1t
cannot escape the observation Of acute politician tia,
in s last results coalition formed for the malnienar q
Of Austrss rule in italy is essentially directed against
himself despct at home be 10 the rsta'
raj representative and champion or tho revo.
mton abroad, and pat down by
alliance OF legitimate monarchs 10 Italy the tenure by
by which be holds his throne via be seriocsly me
raced AZ long as be continued on terms OF decent
he Gar could anord the character Of parvl
IN that Of the colleague and associate Of kings but now
viii have hoce but tn fall back his original posl.
ion ard TO invoke the assistance OF ibe revolutionary
spirit that esisx In Hungary, in Poland and even IN
Germany.
Here In Prussia the critical aspect OF Affairs causes
great anxiety and dssarraDgemen Yesterday akere wM
another panic the BJurse, which chiefly aGected
Austrian fumes, but extended also ID Pruss.an aud
other securities Notwiihs,.,dius the hatred felt
against Louis Napoleon, q with France wosi1 be
extremely unpopular especially undertaken IL conuuc
ticn with Austria ana RUSSIA such leagre recalls to
iorciby the traditions Of the Holy Alliance be viewed
without uneasiness and although the ocIai organs Of
government Keep repeating usqrs AT nc1cE, that far
from having an unto.ard eject upon the internal policy
OF Prussia the example Of this coantry would serve
urge Austria forward In The path Of reform which she
has jvst entered upon The publis place very little ah
connection between Austria and Prussia .rva-ably
terds 70 Increase the influence 81 the former ana
The rTosr,rr 81 reform in Prs. asr,''e ~:
not been wonderfully great Justify her Ia yet
ting Up for model 10 other nations, and In the turmoil
assume retroerade direction Already the rcorranz "a
lion o. the army by virtually eliminating the IA. ~
popular element has introduced pr ncipe rnfav9raole
10 the maintenance Of civil liberty the soldier = more
and moro separated from the citizen and tarsh. u con
military eh.ef and moi 70 the Avs he eora.s, y ~
consequences are apparent In the Cd BIZ
the soldery in various parts Of the kingdom and which
though not without precedent under the previous
have even become Of almost daily occurrence A. inster.
burg troop OF haians made . regular attack
slnar scene was snscsss win the sscspsoS ,sss re
inhabitants armed themselves with fails an ptchfcrks
ard hnAly drove on The assaisnts, with nconsiera
bic Ices In wounded and prsorers At corlltz there was
rfht In the streets between the garrison the towns
leope, after which the oommandcni Dc placs, Col Cor
down any that lnsaied Them, and threatening 10
punish those that showed themselves In do ng 90
have not beard that the gallant colonel has been
reprimanded, and 10 mrss be supposed, therefore,
that bis conduct 10 approved Of by his sroe
rlors People remember howeve. that Kindred srrit
manifested BY the rrussian osers ard soldiers ere
TO the battle OF Jena and By no meats sure that
te nuepidty exhibited by these heroes against peace
able citizens guarantee FOR their face Of
armed enemy.
The Prince Regent LEI, town for s,rets early this
Duke Of kecklenburs, who died the eth rs,sn the
eighty second Of his The deceased Grand Duke
wards 81 fort, cvr yesIs h. Ny. ssvrs r,sasf 10
vueen louise OF Prussia whose memory SIN chershed
By her subjects, and nephew 70 Queen Charlotte Of sag
George III and grandmother Of oaecn Victoria
Although 10 bis younger days he had dstusush.d him
self BY abolshDT the last Of vlansxe 10 Meck
lnburs, be had revelation CT lsls the
most Incorporating hostility 10 liberal principles aud
nowhere IN AZ Germany had .hc spirit Of reaction becu
carried TO such IN extent In hs dmnutye po~sess0os
The old estates composed exclusively OF the nobility With
few delegates Of the cities, restored the pcasanty
cerporsi rSnissm, rsn,rosScea Inc pr ,s,r '
short, tgme established which though not 81 cruel
rerhspe becausc met with Ices opposior-was aai,e
as auess and dsspoc la its character Thoqsapds o.
the inhaoitant, emgraed 70 seek beyond tho Atlantic
refuge from the annoyance Of there petty tyrant, the
remainder suffered in snece, with the stod rcs m
peculiar TO ,be German happier prospect i no
opened 10 these victims % oppression The oldest am
and suocs Of The late Grand Duke blind hut "A ~
hoped, Notwithstanding that he win show more mental
repioaciy than his father and replace The as
tenn Under which his subjects have LONG groanei bv
nsttutiors more 10 accordance with the spirit OF he arc
md the dictates q common sense. He married 4, 40
tngsh Princess sser Of the Duke OF CAMBRIDGE who
said TO possess considerable influence over he-
md by whom he has an only son and heir The house n
heCkenburg Ia Of the most Ia Germauv, tbcv
ire the descendants of Sciavonc eheau Who vas ,on
luercd and converted 70 Christianity by Henry the Ion
md the only family OF pure Sclavonc origin that si
Ssts amo5g the reisning dynas,ies Of Europe.
Elore (ow