The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

doned and violent revolution win sosner or later b
me inevitable consequence The Germans are quite
that crisis in their political existence n hand, an
public opinion "a beginning 70 manifest assn In IN IN
equivocal manner. On Friday evening . meeting ~
held here at Arnns HOTEL 70 deliberate upon propose,
address 70 the Prussan ministry, approving Of the oos
they had hitherto pursued In the Hessan business,
urging them to perssvere in Il, and oppose By ever
means in their power he resolutions adoptsd By
the majority Of the Federal Diet on the 2lth March
The assembly w~ very nunsreusiy attended, abou
nve hundred persons being present, including both
oonsttutonalss and democrats u Do Bennington had
arrived nom Hanover 70 take part In this demonstration
and Dunekes editor Of The Peoples GasSs, voted
into the chair One or two solitary adhsrents Of Austria
made IN attempt 10 defend the proceedings Of tho Dt
and 70 persuade their hearers that was better mot 70 ag
tate question that might interrupts ths harmony between
the German governments n moment when they we're
metsosd BY foreign nvassn but their ressonioss were
listened 70 with marked disfavos. was justly argued
IN reply, thas the independence og Germany could
only b preserved By Interesting The nation in
~ nantsnanos-that they had rights 70 dessnd 1t
nome, they would have NO motive 10 resist aggression
rom abroad, and hat was internal msgovernment tia
really paved the way for foreign conquest me address
Wa finally agreed 70 aanoss unanimously, md 70
solved 70 invite the citizens of Berlin 70 append their
signatures 70 II, altar which win DO presented 70 The
Ministry by committee Of the National Union Similar
manifestations arc preparing y ssh@ cities Of PRUSSIA
which viii b supported BY . declaration Of the
Second Chsmssr, and y. do Schleinlts and biz
colleagues only move tAsmsefves W some degree o
energy, ths Diet VIII find ssh powere against the gene
ri voice, and this government viii b enabled 70 gain
powerful victory thatewln immensely increase ID repus
lion and consolidate IL influence. Bot am very much
afraid they VIII be found wanting ~ The eleventh hour,
and that their umdy vii ruin cause which, BY the ex
sron Of moderate share Of resolution, might easy DO
wSa,ever fault may be found with The present minis
ters however must be admitted that they arc adjusted
by very different spirit from thaa OF their predecessors,
and sviDoe sincere desire % CAVITY gu. the con
y s u, sssdS Ing
Msneune reoise, and although far TOO leniens In their
treatment Of The Instruments and sccomptces Of the ex
nders will ~ length DO delivered the hands Of
juttice. No little sensation created few days
by the arrest Of Police Director susbcr gentlemen Of
whose character and anteoedenss gave ssht sketch In
one Of my former communications. From . sekous de
bad become the confederate OF the
On The principle Of reitpg thief 70 catch thief employed
him with great feet In hts rAzzAs sganst the emocrHcy
and in the detection q the real or alleged pots that
Krg that the saety Of his throne and person depended
entirely upon the vigilance Of his uuty president OF the
sphere Of politics. following the example OF hs belters
be engaged In various transactions Of financial nature
one OF which was exposed rome time ago 10 the Hermann
eGes. Fsirs iss II large, hO~sssr, Ss took
Ss opportunity sSu,eoa.Dos mosrns a,s Sa ne WIN
Court gave orders him consign him 70 the
city prison, where be will have leisure 70 reflect upon
grandeur He said 70 have offered bail to any ,unt
but yet hs has been refused and he win PROBABLY
have 70 remain In aurance vile I'll the day OF TRIAL. which
Ave. fn- llA hoolUn a( xrpHk ~
ceedipas should be public there wi DO treme ndous
exTef, which may compromise Of the highest per
the Court viii resolve 70 encnde publicity ss Tens,sIS
cone here in such In fact, II belle red that 90
affair Of minor importance was p1rposely selected,
created by ms revelations which the accused would
have In his power 70 make n be was driven 70
,ausnny sasbsr lro.. TOO many secrets, people say,
wsrs hal can happen 10 him 70 simple dsmsss rom the
service A great crony Of his, the Dsxic, Attorney
posed to be implicated and 10 Is whispered that he Police
President, Baron Zedz hmself, will think advisable
to retire, ere org, from his responsible position His
upon pretty freely In the Chamber Of Deputies, and
suspicion expreWed that the disturbAnoes which
osn, Irovooa,csss0r the purpre Of throwing an oiam
upon the popular party from whom tho proposal DO
honor 70 The liberal post Of Germany had emAna,ed
10 morrow an interesting soIemnity WI come or q,
Nuremberg, IN COMMUNICATION Of Philip Melancthon,
the grea, rsformer bosom friend OF Luther died
sSo VII osnss q ssercSss the psrorm
Of canAta composed for the occasion, SELECTIONS
Dom the .Me,sish,, Of H..dsl, and the 'r.alus, q
he Prince Rsssn, ana M son, Who leave =,
In Berlin too the day win be celebrated BY appropriate
services In the various schools and churches
O. The csy he nel.ncshcn isssis. kept nroushou,
y hich reason vas FORBIDDEN IN the Graod Dnchy OF
Baden, although Protestant country. by the lae C,uoor
sors-a which welcomed by the people AZ one
the rst evidences Of the triumph Of liberal opinions
Al the MEETING OF the GEOGRAPHICAL Society on Saturday
last the American Minister, Mr.. Wright, presented some
specimens Of Indian corn, accompanying them with few
remarks the substance Of which viii be found In the
~ ,a s 1s ns sss oass
In this country, may be interesting 70 menton thst
long time before tie Germm pessantry could be
persuaded 70 taste The edible offered 70 their use
rhey called the oevs root, and refused positively 10
lave any thing 10 60 With H. Ia pomersns especially the
great King (who ALDO srea, cespo bad 70 lay heavy
rne such peasants Ola not raise certain quantity
81 pos,ocss and having sent detachment Of soldiers 70
enforce this Decree several bloody Encounters ensued.
VAT Al p,es.tt' Nth the sxcsr,on Of the ir,,b' tho
the most potato loving people In Earope and
in many rural districts constitutes the chef srcie Of
food.
TIE following are the remarks Of Hon Joseph A. Wright
m meeting Of the Berlin Geogrspo cal society, April u,
1880, on presenting specimens q Indian com
Of and indigenous the United SAFES q America THIS
plant called "mass,"or Indian corn, n semed BY The
celebrated Ilnnmus ''zea nays-De generic term be
ing derived nom the Greek "zaq,g 20 i've and IN
the Gaelic Iassusse the word nafsf wssioes flood I"
This plant b properly Called "foos," and may
jusily be said 10 be dsybcd from the verb
500 10 ve), contains, m compar scu, moro nutri
Q ON puauss and can be produced cheaper Than any
other material from nsoh bread 10 made the scientific
rcutursi world has yet been able 70 ind cheap
IN article for oresd, "tnc star of ife'' for man, -
Indian corn, or maiz>. The analyses of Sr Humphrey
hr .1l~i Az An fho
average :ssIsn % wheat, The great staple fog hfssa
corn u p<r cent Thus, when wheA worth
70 oenis busbel. corn should Command ~ ocus.
AT Berlin when wheat 10 worth three Prussisn thaler
bushei, corn, srusk 81 food, should be
valued two thaic<s and thhd, ana IN
tas vsw the nusuous qualities ssone are taken
into me large sfhount Of innutruoas maaes}n
corn constituting about tsen,y three pw cent, dcsi-
rab:e nos only 70 esasfy The sppsute but 70 prumots
dxcstn BY the stimulus Of ds1ension which bulk
sLps can euppfy; and In thS u N mcet manifest
that ,be comparative vane q corn n gr~sAH than ma
snalyss Of SIR Humphrey DAvy would indicate.
an aware that Rx,ss Of experiments vcrs maze some
years sircs In e<psa vim visw 10 tst is vAoe an