The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

modification Of this pacific and sensible policy would
only be produced By change in tho ministry concerning
which there have been runors flying about Of a.e WHICH
have 10 believe quite destitute of founda
op The dir missal of Gen. BONN generally regarded
the result Of tho ntrues Of the Kreuz zoung party from
whose ranks the Prince Regent has selected 6
and after having achieved this triumph It appears natl
RAJ that they should eadeavor to follow up by an on
esught upon the rest OF the liberal portion OF the Cabinet
The person most obnoxious to them just now ia NJ. do
Scheinz, the Minister Of Foreign Anairs to WHOM thoY
sscrbe tho Hardness exhibited BY this country coming
70 the assistance OF Austria during the late war and
whom they shrewdy sufpect OF sympatbzing with Eng
land IN her anti dynastc view Of the Italian question II
him by member Of their party we may expect "
see repetition OF tho events Of 1850 Prussia would
Germany and her support would enable the Court Of vi
emma TO take much more decided saAi a the Congress
Of Paris than II can think Of doing at prsseat 1. is
peruous to advert TO the disastrous influence which ouch
step would have upon the desnies OF Prussia and not
whstsndng the egiiDist predictions q tho Prince Re-
gent, II seems difficult 70 imagine that he could shut his
joining Austria he would lose all the hold he has gained
during the last twelve months the confidence and the
in opposition not only 10 France England be
raj opinion OF all Europe and lay himself open attack
In which he would find himself deserted by the very Power
for whom he had sacrificed his own interests aud those
Of his Kingdom and who judge from her antecedcnts
would be the first to turn against him, or leave him to
would draw upon himself by taking her part On the
18th OF January the Chambers meet and by that time
must BIO decided whether Prussia will perseverc in the
constitutional policy naugurated by the AuerswaId MING
try In November 1858 or whether she win devate once
more into the slippery paths of reaction
The expedition that started few weeks since for Siam
and Japan has taken out valuable presents intend
cd for the soveregns OF those regions They consist
partly OF specimens OF Prussan manufactures and partly
OF works OF art illustrative OF the ofsociciy and
ners in GermaDy, such photographs Of the most int
resting buildings cities and landscapes Of the PrussiAn
narcby by the best artists in that line engravngs
d castles royal residences and noblemcns seats, fac
stmts Of Prussian and German coins, &c. The Royal
Neurological Institution has Furnished series OF truthful
patterns and ornaments showing the application OF art 10
practical purposes; aud the Railway Department spen
did atlas Of the magnificent bridges the vstua aud
Nuget OF the road from Konipgsberg to Berlin The
perb appearance Of these truly princey gifts greatly
HANGED By the costly binding OF red with gilt
ecges which leaves you In doubt whether the nts
contents, the shell that envelopes them liz Of the
greater value There two copies OF every ertciconc
for the King Of SAM and the other for the Emperor Of
Japan the arms Of each OF these potcntaes being stamped
on the vonmes respectively destined for them Count
Euonburg, the ambassador TO the courts viii leave
Berlin February, and proceed by the overland
Singapore, where be expects TO meet the squadron.
Christmas passed or this year rather quietly
than usual owing probably TO the alarming state Of the
Kings health which is such to leave very little pros
pcct OF bis recovery The roy al family assembled
at the Prince Regents including Prince and Princess Ere
derrick William, who returned lately from their visit TO
Queen Victoria. The United States Envoy Me. Wright
gave sorte, which was attended by about eighty native
and adopted citizens.