The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

DIRK HERALD, MONDAY
committed ~ Lord JsAa R.sssi, sAai s.fsnt tvrck Of
Shlsnsy, y betSyhs tSs eo.vsssassos sstvssa r. do
echepNx ~ Lord BscnSsld W the world through he
Medium Of biz sbonnAble "Blue Book" N fsos, n va
particularly hard upon Prussia, who hes managed Oh
sbps keep the profAne vulgar hs dark On the SCORE
Of her pofcyH that can be called policy which Is sub
jecs - The changing impulses of every day and every
hour 70 have her most secret thsush her dsappoht
nents regrets and msgvinss exposed 70 the pubic gaze
b. these tre~cherous documents.
despatch from NJ de Schlenkx to Count Beyustorf In
london new going the rounds d he press, IN which
he protests against the expressions aisassd 70 him BY
by the Brtah Ambassador and gives hb own version Of
them, which, however, ne one who n not IKE the Prus
sian diplomAtsts, accustomed 70 sphs hairs win nnd
70 oiAer materially nom what 10 attempts 70 exp,a,s
away pdeed Lord bloomfield seems 10 have done nothing
but translate hin vague tAutoiogtes and carcumlocutas
into plain English, which certainly makes hem appear IN
holder relief than whom oouched IN their original vein Of
misty verbosity H. Dc SohesE concludes BY rsgresins
thai the publicity given 10 his te k with tho repre-.
sentative Of England will prevent him from oommunoaa
ing with him In future The Confidential footing rs
Fleury, who, when private despatch Of his was pub
hshed BY the to which was addressed Informed
Their Ambassador that after that he would take care no,
to tell them what he really thought Altogether the ex
plantations Of the PrussAH Minister have not made .
favorable impression and win scarcely have contributed
70 strengthen hts position, which Il seriously ahakan
and s fat becoming untenabe. Hh want Of energy has
made him obnoxious 70 both partes tho reactionAAs
hate him for his lukewarmness n the Of Austria
and the Pope and the liberals blame him for not taking
more decided steps the Hessan question: and content
ing himself with diplomatic notes and remonsuances
instead Of resorting 10 the ay0xwe~sm ad Aemw One
Of the most active Of his sdversayes is the Duke Of SAxe
Coburg who u very much locked up BY the popular
party and who has acquired influence over The Prince
Regent which perhaps enhanced by the contrast hs
satarnine character Of the later The duke = man If
talent and ambition, who, finding his aspiring genius
cipaly and having vain sought to an up hs leisure
hours ltweniy four every dsy) by the pursuits Of
dsbbliDg very busily in politics, In which. how
ever, an impartial observer must acknowledge that he
displays more versatility than sound Judgment During
the Oriental war he was vehemently In favor Of A.
lance with Napoleon, and Ia said 70 have INDUCED In
visions Of the cause Of Poland in the Allies should
succeed in Wrestling that country from the angs The
ing decisions and considering himself III treated By Ma
poleon 1.-THE French Auocrai being under some obIiga
sister in Jaw, Queen Victoria to the prejudice
she entertained against the Imperial parenu he
viously been favorable TO H. and It tho commencement
Of the Italian difficulty he made the moet efforts
to prevail upon Prussia to unite with Austria and the
OF Germany against the common enemy Viiaranca pro-
ouced active change In his views enraged the
eel6sbpess and pnslanimy OF The OF vienDa
countersc, The intrsues q Austria At the Fsdern dat
and to form league Of the constitutional States of Ger
many, under the auspices Of Prussia Dsgusted with The
tiVun ,svn IN Erhl IT, hA DaHl
fortnight ago, and by his urgent representations had
almost persuaded the Prince Regent to dismiss his
minister and 70 adopt holder line OF pocy-to declare
THAI Prussia would not allow any other solution OF the
Hessian question than that by her the
basis Of the constitution Of 1881 asserted that
the Duke was willing 10 accept the poeuue OF Foreign
Affairs HIMSELF rumCr that derives some plausbihty
cm the circumstance that the Prince of Hohenzolen.
fOrm erly independent Sovereign and quito highly
connected % he Of Coburg IL already msmter Of the
cabinet Unfortunately for the Duke be sbe keep
bis own COUNSEL His plans soon bruted abroad, and
at court dinner the Princess Cnsree, who sat next 10
The Prince Regent eaid 10 bis Royal Hghness, $50, the
Duke Of Coburg s beginning 10 change your ministry
These words startled The Prince who exceedingly eA
Of h authority and particularly dskes the idea Of
being made tool OF for others FOR the attainment Of their
The next day the Duke met with cool reception and
finding that his observations no longer listened to
with the same compacency, he after quilted Berlin
master Of the field But believe this only temporary
respite In the present critical posture Of affairs nrm
Ella; and although M. do Scheptz has deserved
well Of his country By resisting the efforts Of
he Junkers to orsg Prussia into . war with
taesman just than the negative qualities Of warness
ind clrcumsrecton which form bis distinguishing charac
On Thursday The Prince Of Wales passed through Msdge-
burg visit to his uncle at Coburg he met there by
bis Princess Frederick William, and her husband
such pressing business here that he was only
able to pass twenty minutes in the society Of his ustous
relative, and then returned 70 Berlin With the train
hua
sisted Oft review Of the Guard, from which the
Prince could not possibly absent himself without seriously
This spirit Of military pedantzy u moro rampant than
ever The PrussAns imSsne they make up for the
% The wnusn Of the service Sps tho samp
Of Austria last year proof that army may be very
imposing on parade, and very inefficient the field Of
always come especial object ascribe the journey
Prince OF Wses to negotiations that going between
England and the medium Of the Duke
sion 10 perform il probable they would enrust TO
a boy like the heir apparent !
rom Good Friday 70 Tuesday, have been greatly
his year by the weather, that the working classes
h,ndicraiumen and operatives could enjoy
The public gardens and places Of amusement, where
there bands Of music playing, theatrical performances
Sss forming Il the aao
has been noticed Of la&e that the consu mpton OF Ba
Bavaria (scme,mes called lager beerl has enormousiy
mere ased In this country when formerly the lighter sorts
OF beer preferred They have had brewers from
Manes and other parts Of Bavaria introduce their art
which has been brought to considerable perfection The
stronger and more beady sort s termed beck beer from
Ins man %GrS n0Gs which means billy
haraon that be capers ike goat This only brewed
u the spring, and the principal brc very producing
On tap for the first time Easter sunday The establish
nent alluded to ia situated the only hill near Ber1
OF very imposing height but from every other part
he country being level, has the advantage OF pros
pect the city and its envrons monument erected
On the top in commemorston Of the battles fought
or the liberation OF Germany from 1913 to 1915, In
shspe OF Gothic steeple, surrounded by crox has
given it the name Of Kreuzberg, Hill Of the Gross
eides large quantities that sold TO tho beerhousss
retais the liquor to thirsty liz in pint pots called
'eidels, at ~ silver groschens 6K cents pint or
common eort at goecheDs and such of people
rme crowdpg out to these fountains Of strong beer
turing the holidays that lees thsn 900 to 20 600
persons are computed to have been the premises at
lime. Some young mon having attained the enviabe
pro6cencY Of eWing ex seidela and uuWsrAa AZ sit