The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
Our Berlin Correspondence.

dated?-7Ae altitude Of The Great Po,cers Conceni,o
Hrssy-1he Stolen Despu,ches- Interesting Festival in
ne Ducly Of Iomcrania, de-, dc,
short but significant sentence in the address delivered
by the Prince Regent at the inauguration OF the Rhine
and saar Railway has excited considerable attention. and
10 in fact Of tho highest importance, being the first
overt ausion 10 tho projects said be rtaned by
France against the Rhenish provinces Of Prussia After
returning his thanks FOR the enthusiastic reception be had
met with at t.s western extremity of the kingdom, and
expressing hopo that the railway would as
another link to connect the Rhine h the rest Of Ger
many he assured the Inhabitants that they equally
near and close his heart those Of the older portions Of
the monarchy they all Germans alike and he world
never consent give Up ioots breadth of German
soil Now this declaraioa cvi0ently apropos de
toHs as no one had asked him to do anything of the
kind that i, only be interpreted Indirect,
should rather say direct, answer TO the nstura on
tcr theory ndustriously propagalsd by the French
press though never openly Acknowledged by the French
government Whether 1t was politic, however, for the
Prince TO advert 10 it in such Is another qucs-
ton; should be surprised if an attempts should bo
made to explain it nway, and f the Cologne Gazette in
which his Royal Higlness speech was first published,
were to receive serious cenyure. There can DO no
doubt the world that be viii vol a,ariy consent
to give up ''foot's breadth, Of German soil; but
premature demonstrations, It will depend upon
events over which he has control whether he may not
be obliged surrender only foots breadth ground,
bat whole provinces When in the spring Of hast year
the Emperor Of Austria orders r his army 10
the Tcino, he, too, had certainly not the least idea o
gyiog up even an inch Of territory, and would have
looked upon any such proposal insult; but this did
not prevent him losing LOmbardy, and after Magenta
and Sorino he only too happy to be allowed
tain Venice Ths kind Of rhodonontsde may do very web
for the vulgar but # Louis Napoleon really entcrans
hostile designs against Prussia it will hardly deter him
from prosecuting them nc Is not be frightened
by "tal talking" which Is generally rather
symptom Of weakness than Of strength and Is
therefore likely TO encourage than alarm him.
The truth is that the Prussan government IN state
of great perplexiy they feel at they surrounded by
dangers all sides, and b.gm 10 think upa IL might
after all, be better
ITO take ur arms against 4 sea Of troubles,
And by opposing, end them,
Than to wait till the enemy ready TO attack them The
wors IS that they have not single ally whom they
can place any real dependence they have recently been
endeayoring 10 coaeatc England by cspousing her ,os
the Oriental question, which been so UNEXPECTEDLY
resctated b! tie court ofst Pctorsburg their over
have been received with css cordially than they
bad 10 anticipate The British government 10 not
appear inclined 10 engage ia another war for tho
perhaps. that If the sick die. they may as well
in for part Of rs inheritance instead of cbroiug
any rate they have not declared etgoricay against
the proposed measure, although Prussia has
offered TO support them in so doing, and
the action taken by the latter has consequently had
other effect than to offend the luscovites without
surfing the good viii Of England As for AUSTRIA sc is
pher ia the political game. In her present state OF
heplcssuess her friendship DO harm than good
aud r Francis Joseph Is unable 10 protect his devoted
cousin and ally the King of Naples against Carihad IL
u h. ,Dgliy
ton, h. IS not in condition 10 assist Prussia against
Louis Napoleon
report of letter fian Prince Regent h. an nii,trios
relative Che Prince Con-ort II Fngland) having been
rarlned betrayed 10 the agents Of foreign Power
hu, ID. of the official print he iop
pickws san sense u - probably true that the bet
cl Itself, copy vi it has non been communicated
ne french government and the london Times Is GER
t,iny pc ars wifally mistaken in iocn, ing the "roya
tale bearer Ut hrin. There Is not TIC slightest doabt
however, that Napoleon has obtained fll knowledge
al is Prince Albert thinks II his rty 10
impair, all political communication ~ the Minister of The
day is not difficult guess by whom the "ndi>crr,cn'
was committed This ilir has madc lord lalmcrston
whose patronage of tho Italian revolution and of that
oartsn Of banditi Gabald had already given great
mnhrag. IN his her circles, unpopular Ht the
Irr,-i.n than aud nothing would occasion
them heartfelt de'shs than the overthrow &C his
administrator. ana the return Of chr NImcshury 10
ohicc. Fortunately, The English Ambassador ut Berlin
Lord Bocnc'd l. rsrsoar 9foia and being connected
under al changes Of ministry; and, although not quite
Tale. raid in diplomacy contributes notwithstanding
between e swo roanr!es the rcigning dyn,scs II which
closely united By family tfs. His lordshp LEI,
chs capital few DAY since, TO accompany his laly on
yisa 10 lar relations iho i.'ten,wofii isardws aisd
Normandy, in England, hnl VIII return 20 his post
shortly 10 receive Qcn 'cior, who Is expected to DC
present - her daughter acc'uChmeut.
Buriug the q lst voe' there interesting
festival at trc!sswad, in The nuchy 1T frncrania got
up by the Agricuitura ~cg cy OF that PROV ce aud
siSiing ofm exhibition o. productions, similar 10
what Is called ci,ic -ho1 in tngiand, and an agricu
T.p,ff. of Tho. Lfssgff nd
CON growing country. II WIS from thc,ce that
-insrl.a was supplied With grain IN 1887. when,
iur the FIRST time. ] believe, in their history,
81 PROV iOns The famous Agricultural School of Edcna.
aud iic prcss nrs ID tiai esishshnmii took an acye
part Ia arranging the exhibition. The old iashoacd
streets ADD market places ~ e ancieni city Of fr swald
presented pf Unusual hustle ard excitement The
i..sss decorated N.ih GAzs and stooa q flowers,
erd g. tho american Munster hal lnpred ic fair with
his presence, the staf siszied ,sises eea Hyag
alo. iac The cnblrus OF PRUSSIA. u sesns, however,,
that The COED ok. Of romcrana we're ot quito Ca to2
rs 10 TIC number az siar. nc cf ,hc fari showed
snsfe twenty, which persons 81 supcrs,Dns
turn nrh have appeared rs,h< oninpus others had
ky or ci.iy The ira ;,y6 day norc devoted 70 tho
exhibition az ca'ic ard implements Of rural
r..0.sei ID The dis,glhuiiou Of rriz,-s awarded
i'y the Committee" Abinquct Given by the sccicty was
attended by TIE American Minister tho professors Of tho
agricultural school. the corporation ard principal citzns
osrcisspad, aud sif.ukinr * c inetaniln Ar istoc-
lacy; numheF 81 o-csaeni orAiops were pronounced,
I'-'3iS' u guest
10 many complimentary alhsiona ~ tho great anstlan-
&c republic aud IT, respected representative. Mr. Wright
rcturnc raf Is IN and nsc~ivc epecCh Tho kind
moss and manlsstacn 81 ir.cndship .c sid, LOT which
to-day have been the happy recipient. than
deserve. $50 aud claim beon ~ fr any ceunirs no.
ior uysc Won are cngeSei In the great work &C the sgc,
making labor attractive. doing all you give beauty
and dignity - han who works and tolls Won study
ing tho Improvements OF ny country aud or others This
! the part Cf wisdom ", heart has bccn,hsrcd IN Wit
n,r-'u- "a, experiments " OF the mechanical nycn.
lnus Of America, and iarticulariy those made by
Wood Tatst erss, cutting machine. feel at honesnd
Why hot, wh'n surrounded by such exhibitions " friend.
shp for my country III sho-l live 10 return il win be
most pleasing duty 10 spcak q What have anonc
l you. We have much 10 harm OF you: may not hnps
yon will find something 10 loarn Of uVs The sentiment "A
my l'o't cf'r !ou;-Pru-sia and the United States
Always friends. never cncni~. Nay We labor diligently
to ltICugh"n this long established friendship. -cct ng
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