The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-16
Our Berlin Correspondence.

Our Beriin Core spondcaoc.
BuIy, Nov Il, 1860
ErbcpDe n gtth .'m'>,sao,s az Bolip and Tisnra--
III. ,essioq 81 re7 .t1Su.i1s.css T ~ tstridn I'm
rerr-C tlujcri n grnepg ia E1r0r Of Ae
f'-e.t n-- H. kf,c' IN he AAt,ion E,raire-{ass;ln
to,rp--Hrnst AgdtRs C7Nu.ra-tit for ne Syrian
t1llfGa --.iat7 icens IN B.rli,, &c.
7he Austrian ca re announces that lord Bloomfield
th,Isusl lnvo q tts court, las been transferred
Vienna with n, title ~ An,hassaGer, ma vii, be 70
pac ii BIln by h Iiycy to Vienna. lord Augustus
Ioftus lrtr rac should DC coreet--and from in
quire- tav. nedc q b, authant,e--t may b.
Ioek,G upon . ali matte fact Of considerable import
ance r s;,s tie lore outward appenaagcs Of rank and
etiquette rl the substantial advantages Of pay
tn difference between amt lssador AID envoy con
ssts chiefly tir form ing assumed to act the
direct roprcseS.aye Of his rciga aad being entitled
o. such 10 confer PERSONAL, With III I'd of tn gov I'm
Incnt 10 which h. i. accredited, without the in
terycn,ion or -, Minister II Foreign Affairs. Lord
Bloomfield viii Therefore have oaport nifty Of laying
tho proposals q 0ab.et before Francis Joseph h.m
eolf, and u backing len By sach arguments a. are
likely tell upon the % cora feelings of the youag
Kaiser. Now IL wen known that England desires
nothing ansiousiy han pcacesble sont,on the
ITALIAN quostionlto q ach, perhaps, Ia the Interest
OF Austria that d the Itlans English statesmen
both wings and tories have TIA iinual respect FOR the
ancen, empire % the Hlpsbgggs, which they still
slider bulwark q Elropeta equilibrium and tina di,so
luton of this would leave the hi opea ~ the c-
ments OF Russia ii The Fast That var in Italy aest
Spring would cndanger the existence OF tue Austrian
monarchy patton, .le meanest .c,p1cty aud 1t il
equally clear that tais catastrophe could only be
averted by her c"nscating to resign; Venice ha,
hitherto the Enpcr has resolutely scoaaI every es
Of such compromls,, which h. gerry naturally regards
III an nsufcrebe humiliation. "ca the day that sos
Venice severed from to empire" he sl'a, long
since, 10 near relat - who vrntartd IA: to that
effect Il sht have ceased To live" II viii probably
be tho talk 81 lord Bloomfield. who Is or the most
experienced English 'om,list- T. cNcft hs nfurnc,
with Francis y p. HI rcpaguanrt ~ d
measure witch how utptlaiabe 70 his pGIs, i
recommended ~ Ss bcs' friends m only IA az Or
saving him from ruin ls l,rdship Nil hard, b At q
lass for srruu Tho c1tgndsd Golfers ~ Austria re-
pnhtd by the pcegniaIy ind unity which tn Italians
w b. too happy offer tor tn pos ssau II IN Q,..a
al the Adrialic. hr dnanccs stil further rcl, vel
~ the reduCt.gn 81 tn enormous arnlm ai,
she l. obliged u Keep up IN ordnr 10 m in.
tam prtcagi'rs .ootmg IN province whitA,
spite uf all Efforts certain, eon3eE or l.tc-. 80
escape from her grasp the loyalty of her German and
Hungarian schlccts revive the improvement Of the.
material condition and the removal o. the houy bar
thens under which they are now chal X; analy, the
prospcc, Of terrorih equivalent 10 the ls, make
tp Tor the losses sac bas sustained IA Nt, All tht.e
and her TOPICS WA doubt h. dwell, aroa b. the
British dirt mat, 90 which he may aid pcclliIrl,
y
appointment 81 Louis Napoleon u having ha schemes Of
asgrsndizcmcu os,i and his ltiaa psotegrs em.aci
pated frtm his Interested patronage ~ ho disuiled f
The position Of Ia, Pruslla gtscronent IN view Of
these coming nces, dlfr- materially .rom that Of Es
land Il weull be quite a. ssttsct ~ to tAem Cor the
Italian dcny to b. sst,l,d without hostile collision
in winch they might evcntpany b. involved, ana they
way Of solving psac,ably w0aE D. by the ce,.iua ~
vencta. but although they D. p-iyn Is q opilon
that such step would ultimately b. met iiyan,as as
N Ear0t ~ .tlr
prevent them from advising Or desiring t. quite apu
from tho exploded faacy q III, lne Of he Ma,o beng
necessary for the security Il Gcrmany Shica IA Ut
insult the underst ndinA of NJ Airswsli and h. 90.
leagues by suspectng them y blicve IN Ycagtn 4 an
open that drains the life ticoI and rarasz III
strength q Austria. II closed she might regain hr
plgor aud her lolt al mia nee bat Lord pahncrs,ta
would the part they Al assign 70 hor Ia
the East and devote herself exclusively 20 the 'ak n
Dor itA and Germany have avits bcen TIE ten grcat
battle felde of Austrian abtons y, asrs, IA "a
undoubtedly not y iheai mporiAne have never Decd
pied more than secondary ace % her Estimation She
has frequently Joined the NM oytcs IN II 'r With
Turkey, and Was chcey her trcmbns ior tn safety
81 her Italian provinces that lntueei her during tbs
Crimesn campaign, to deere aes.n' her Old ideas,
caT1l,o lsnegsIrio to he Western The slcces
81 this manouvtc has not been larkab.e - g.
courage tn Cabinet - N'enr - repeat ii. na
the contrary y may - pr - s'tb c'FttHt#
that u Aas,ria ], - crectual' aat o.' CON itt.y
10 lose III hopS q regsnin9 &c @ft4- class. ga.
viii seek 10 indcmnIfy hsrscli ~ rNtsuias h. iVr
the East boz IN Cermaay. sue. q Ne rc4 st 'na'
Z
hrr .kin IA dplanatc atrg4e. the aitlchn nj tH hf,
tn rcprsa'ntasve q cau.ervtlve prime pie y "a
other German gUvefrm Bis, and ther hatred ami Jrl
lousy q Prussia hayt ~ enabled her 70 sdomaWr "
The counsel of tn ur ana to ltrate III The plals .
thw oountsy fvf tbe rcolm q .hH ,rts coattullaa. 10
me-. be @knovl ds.d hs' ~n'aevef sA' disc hte
who' attention q tna cons ti'n = the nn as 'nHu
snce .h' al caey pc 81. retsoa = tflssn Wrl
bscomc nj Vpb yttcmely d.ao de- Hut .m 70 un a.
bl., IN iArt Vs. latter VII hls' 300 hef cha.re hit
riihcr 10 dlyrf hUcN u,ef. h.8n4 hNh4 aad font,
ni4is' or l. see'io from t,t tr., IN S.,,. +,
the confedcra,y Na.,h she haa bnh.rg, mua,a,n.
arises therefore wheth.r Nllhc .llent ~ I'm. 4,
Nernment a. assist III eAtrslat AArA Il m hce efn
hprrassmcuis VII q thu ny ~ p@ay re thU Va.
ats u-e that Power v p maxi q u f.saYtn ~ tetWa
sin b. u oouniesaet The most ch irish projects q fas
ia, ami 70 reduce her u pssele - a. same c7alna
al vassalage whill l. .e4a~ccd ia ~ sith st4t.s 8.
Stsopy and nayaria. Il Prussia y y - q eNntlet1s
berself In vain cndcivors - concilte tn g'vvnm ~
were 10 make frank APPEAL T. tn Nations sac mits.
easily battle the maChnatons IL her rival an .~.lrs
IN triumph q her policy ~, Y T. u.er y sNp'.i Y
bod and decided d course ffof tn private a1vtse-s z
The ffnce Regent. they are frirhten@l - theW 80
nhicws and ,heir umitv AMI rre-ola'ion eNp - u ~
o. he very danger from witch hoy ~ mpt y esci't
meeting - tho Cornan Evangelical society wa ~
lately " the city og lreneu p-ovtacr 81 wcstph tt u
Which arcsou,,on ~ unanim usy agreed upca aE,ss
the public gaming q ,es. which thoish frhtdia uf
ninre Prussia sn allowed ~ sorn, II hr lie
eovernmcats, such a. naten, Nasssa Hsae Darm.t Il
and Hesse fonburg, who dsive rusiierahle revenue
from licensing these gambling establishments at ta.s
fashicnsbs watering plsccs--wiesbalea, HsnDars Rn
a. BADEN So In ls4s the GerrnaA Par ttnert ia. A
ewcepng prvhibnion agsyt ta,m, g. whoa M p,tfs
paverei1ns had ~ sibmst b., 20 rcxall
tan put dOvn thar thl Old system app ard a,an l
vigor the managers paying a hsnis'tns sun y ga
vUvprnsncnts, which IL n0minhly nteniFd inr N j.
port y b~ptsls AMI other charitable n.t ~ ~ bat 81
roaty hnds s ntn the p,ckets y tn prnr - tf
are MOI bit fastid0us THAI Ne~Pt-iiu A. y IA
from which they derive their in1tnt Mi't e.
bei~g the Tstird Agar m.ratgi an ~ ad INC
se~l thu Fsaagelsca Sectv viii have very ile tfct
tha, these uhells." which have already bsr1 ~
s-N az i,nu srahlp su,ciles an ~ the ruin If ntr
srtu les will crrttnWr 4, exit unit abrshei ~ ~ T.
Saf b,dy = cnrse1t humanity. ~ IN sun ~ y X
O. commit arp ati fpr Col ting sabsc-p rs. -