The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

European affairs Mysterious meetings between crown
w peIsousses may take place II Baden or At
70 iIeir import and probable Consequences. But
queens visit 70 Prussia has significance Of this kind
Lord John Russell u In charge of the poiticsthe Queen
only goes 10 her daughter aad her daughters chren
we 90 not therefore contemplate her 30 much IN the Ca
Tacy OF EDgleh sovereign la that In which she has
with equal usre-ss an gsh mother Of the true
domestic stamp, presiding over her home WIN wse
dignity, and training her children IN their duty TO God
ana man.
While her Majesty enjoying the rocieiy Of her daugh
ter, and Prince Alfred is winning golden opinions acog
the colonial OF England into Mr. Brgnps model
republic Of The United States. Quite phase Of
lfc social and political, nj have met him there. There
be VIII great and hourisbirg people, rich, enter
prisDg and hospitabe. BE viii see great mixture Of
races and very curious combinations Of personal qualities
He viii institutions and corresponding
the pecuarities VI the people. glance will show him
that thcse people not Ike his people, and those
Institutions not like the institutions Of hts native land
BE viii learn thai America In not the political paradise OF
which We hear SO much from the member for Birnirg-
ham He Will ind that xith all the wealth, and energy
ana FERTILE soii and wide territory and abound'ug
population, America 10 the wors, 20.
yerned countries In the world He viii great people
go swayed and blinded by an abstrac idea OF liberty and
equality as 10 be practically incapable OF realizing
corresponding concrete, and compelled therefore sub
nit to The harfhest Of All despotsnsthe despot IN Of
numbers he win find all ihoughtful people ali the mo-
neyed interest, ell the professional men all the subsan
Ia bone and tnew Of the country longing above al
other things for the blessing Of strong
most OF all for ouch change In their constitution shall
provide then with permsnenl remedy against govern
est office OF the State shorn Of Its prerogatives by
inferior dciaon, SO stripped Of its dignity by the
Seectye sam,Ussa,,on me and S 70
that no decent who he social or political position
70 lose can be found 70 accept It, The Pressdenshp IL
practically going begging Our Prince will, trust, be
allowed to the slave States well tho free. He
will there that the virtue attributed country
popular representation ON the widest scale not favor
able 70 the protection OF equal rights ard that who
are sing lry proud OF their freedom contribute TO
keep millions OF their fellow creatures 10 slavery In
nonens Prince viii learn 20 value and
wei balanced constitution Of bis native Aa and he will
changes England must beware abe woa.. Aep her place
among nations.
But scan American institutions 100 freely
Just now for our Transatlantic rier Is doing heir beat
to chow ovcrwbelmr ely their respect r the pin. ,e OF
royalty and the person Of Queen They according
10 the Prince all the honor hospitality and riendDessi
their power with unetntng band and earnest heart The
people Of England regard the reception Prince In
the United States wkh deep interest," and w not be slow
TO prize true value every demonstration Of friendly
attachment TO this country, and viii warmly return Il
when the opportunity comes.
ROYALTY AND REPuBIIcANIsM.
From tho European Times, sept 20
Our London contemporary, tho courtly Morning PoS,
has article ths week the visit, the young Prince
Of Wales to Canata in rlnch OF which agree Eng
land says the writer prides bersef with jest cans
the virtues OF her Qoeen and rejoces in the rich do
uestic happiness which has fallen her lot ana which
Is In great part the proper consequences OF these VIZ
tues In nothing have the and judgment OF her NJ
esty been 80 we'll exemplied as in the education of ha
Processes aaxcned that now that they getting
n life ara beginning 70 take the Citations marx.
low them hsv no. Nslbipg csaa spnssa he
satisfaction Lch TIE marriage Of the Princess Royal
created nearly three ago. nor the enthusiasm which
all ranks and cla ses felt when the that the
eldest daughter OF Al house had given heir 10
the kingdom Of p rsta. When 1t became known that the
Prince Of Wales aho-t the Atlantic
sent bis ROYAL roher In e. ada and the United States
we al telt Ost 10 Launching forth 10 some OF the
gIeRt cutss 81 his beh s'asioO, and while reoicsd at
rlu
heartily wished hu the sucress which doubted,
and vhch he so seli dcservts What have heard Of
b. trips ard travels Cor IA al expectations, and
trufi that fw return M win In many Ways make full
pro" that Ito avsases q this important tour have not
In tsese senttneais all classes In this country will cor
diay jcD There ruler who enjoyed higher
AID more r'chy esSnsd pularity than the amabe and
excellent lady M the higheet position In the
land. Tbs rolusriy r,aialy owing 70 the manner Ia
which lar dsenarsed domestic dutes nad 10 the
cte.nne yet dssase citation Of her own political
constitutional her sway has beer alike
mt al ss EN- n e. ssneassry and s The e
iliont has experienced, and her second SON. Prince
Alfred ia another and mere distant part be traced
the respect and affection VIII On everywhere felt for
the person OF the Queen During her reign which
tends nearly the fourth OF century the Brtah Court
out in ctr ,ng contrast with the example set by soue Of
the sovereens Of her house and the eject upon the
manners and morals OF the srs.ocracy of cur own time
may re said 20 have permeGted all classes and coLi
tiers o. life Referring 10 The royal Wait 70 Germany tho
kra;as Post says:-"kysterious meetings be seon
crosred heads may take place nj Bafen or a. wsf~,
f-eat curiosity 10 aroused 70 their import ana
probable consequences. But Q.cers visit " PRUSSIA
has no i'm incance Of this kind Lcrd John au.se . Ia
change Of tie politcsthe Qarcn xoes 70 Der iaEso
Ter her daughters chijrp We do got, therefore,
contemplate her much N tho capacity q ~ sng 20
aigr Is that In which abe has saosn vth equal
English mother or the true do-lest'o sss.
pr ng home viii ~~e dignity, asd tnAin1e
her children ~ thei, duty a. Got and nAaY
u wou q be hardly coucc yef from ue spirt n rs
extract, ,ha ne article ~sicn Bogus Nus ms uiopie
ne oon..sh er,o" o. "a foyAY
bic taste An.srcss Fepub iSsr am zoe un,.
particularly ic1pytuas ~ The spepe'c edusou 10
what tie writer cslis s.yr sights motei reyloc kre
Prines Of wa1 4 vas known before h. ttt Eli and
soul not nore until ho hsa pad vsll 10 sac
Jaet sstss V which ne h.d beer a flssd by IRE Chief
Nagistra,s OF tre Uacn letter fu a. gaaa.ry ADD
real pci.ness Addreei " his r ~ lotnsr Tn Green
pied he pnsnt ~ Der eoS IN ths spiIilo .e
vator snd ~ ts ne The pei Pc ,, hr srcste-t city
l. Ar,erca have siven 10 their 10y a. arrival
sI'oAgft tom OF ouesn Ie'oriss DER "a ssy which
must cave sslso.d h'n q toe cordially % bis
rcrs3'igs The Americas nay no, 1--we royalty a. .
s,sss e. political rule bat thsy rave 81 le3t the ds
ca mnsfion "a appreciate zoo nest specimen OF IT, he
REQ Iy yr'l-ipe !, W psrsn .. Inc @nss future mo-
nut the coursy Journal ~hi,o holds up 70 do
ssyst respect ard admiration " sooi qualities OF The
cosstry 3 ~nicn her eldest Ss & 90 ocjcy id rcn :
1ous extended nospi'.'ty, - zoe worst governed "a
he scrlf" b~.os' 81 u, repIellc,n rule Thers are
ts.,n u, taf " frms - ShrA 'dsors coc % We
ner ira issons. sf11'i ~, % seLs7 ',~
.n 4 n ~ u...s s.ae.. ssrly co..
tie Q,ecn's sn % a, T-,va rsoesrn2 "a fs.S1.
tctiors y Va csfsseS; V, Ss Aols, bal ~ ~1an,-s
and dfseraoefpi q ~ from wAcno> Il has Trts.i
"Tho PresidertE o" SAYS the krrtwo Pot, - ysax,~
going begging Oar Pa 20 Will, We uust, he nlowei
70 the slave S'stes well a the free 1s vl
there that the vy:ae u country atlrbc'cd - 7cpu
lar Representatives The tcst scale favorable
70 the proiection Of equal rights and that men ~ho
sngulsriy proud u their freedom keep millions %
their fellow creatures IN slavery In the presence u
these astonisbiDg moral and Political pheromena
Phi l.nVr N and tha sail.
balanced consultation Of his native land and he2 viii re
IN the III OF the American government Of what
amongst the patioos."
When . gentleman sks . stranger 70 dinner II Il not
cutomary, believe, fcy The hoSt W indulge In self
eorfcaion al the superiority Of the fare, the urni,ure
The pictures and lurures which he pisces before a
Rcst Insult him by the cool Tat he
ADd speh '6ings IN hs Own hc-so " re korns,g TOD
u Nc al 1red % do is NJ 80 h~s &soacy ard sr
-t-~es 0ygh 10 M prusret u.Asrg lls tie 'swblancs
~ henafv ne touF " t1s prce tarcoeh Canada has
not uLinTrrupied ~ raraDhs In tie 40