The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

BERLIN, August "a 1850.
Tie Relations Betsoccn Atstra and Prussia7Ss German
Leaeus-Wiu Austria Iate5ue in Raly'-Fris Of tie
ztplt< C0sscetion, &C., dc.
While the reaconAry and Official prints continue 10 ex
pstate the happy results attained n the conferences
Of Toplitz-vhe the Emperor Of Aussr, who never
known before TO utter dozen consecutive words sud
denly begins 70 discourse grandnoquenty about German
unity patriotism, fraternity. and what nothe public Of
this country growing daily alarmed at the pros
pects opened TO them by the Elliance pectedy
struck up The fact mentioned in my previous reports,
that Prussia would consider the intervention OF France in
Italy bei, only became generally known here last
week. and caused regular psnc, which increassdsy
the that the Austrian had sent
. note to Turin intraatng that they would not allow
0aritald 70 make attack upon the continental do
rinions or the King OF Naples and would oppose H.
necessary, by force OF did not Allude 70 this
NOR in my last Communication, being that was,
quite unfounded, at least PREMATURE but unde
nsbe that the Of Prussian support has had
exhlarstng eject upon the Cabinet Of Vienna and
induced 1t 70 evnoc much higher than IL had
tured 70 do the OF Soterino and the captu
tion of villafranca. There moment when Austria
might perhaps have been willing TO give up We
Meta for 3 suitable equivalent either In money
or in territory but since the interview Of
70 yield inch and she naters herself with the
hope retrieving her losses and taking signal revenge
upon the Italian "rebes" and their abettors. am
rally convinced, Notwithstanding the official des, that
the abstract contained in Belgian paper Of the engage
ments entered into between Prussia and Austria in the
main correct and that the paragraph acknowledging the
importance Of the possession Of Venice by the latter for
the safety Of Germany expresses the opinion Of the Prince
Regent himself Strangely enough he had taken il into
his head that similar views entertained by the Brit
sh government, and that In Of hosttes breaking
out England would join him In maintaining the
integrity Of the Austrian empire. Whether he
was betrayed into this by incau-
tous expression OF Lord John RUSSELL whether he
sook the feelings Of the English Consul for those OF the
English nations deluson excusable In Continental sove
regns, who accustomed 10 regard their will and
pleasure law, and public opinion nothing-but APP
certain that he setuced by this idea 70 fur
ther in his promises 70 Austria than his cautious ma
ture hitherto permitted Though the last desp
received from England must have completely curef him
Of the haucinaton be aborrg under, the mischief
produced by II DONE and cannot be undcne not
indeed signed actual treaty with Austria, but he has
given pledges which he Will be unable 70 recede from
without dshonor, and which the Kaiser viii assuredly In
sist upon his Tedeeming.
1t is much be regretted that Prussia should have
involved herself grautousy In the troubles that are
agtatpg South OF Europe, people beginning
freely and 70 hope that she would succeed
for many years past and content herself with extending
influence In Germany by introducing internal reforms
ana presenting she Tree n Gao
Prince Regent with Louis Napoleon Of Baden Baden, II
thought that the dreaded collision with France was
adjourned die the funds rose, and an improvement
was visible in almost every branch OF trade foptz has
Knocked all this the head; capitalists are get
ting shy again. government securities and railway shares
have lost their buoyancy and commercial activity
averted by gloomy apprehensions Of the future. or
course the business VI lie proceeds ~ USUAL and the state
Of the political atmosphere has very little outward effect
the physognomy OF gay city like Berlin the tho
fuller, and amusements OF oil kinds
e1x~c skau~
Being capital Of powerful kingdom and the OF
German art and science, IL b NO wonder that there
and proven. that ssssnatou that fss in other parts Of
the country Besides this, the population constantly
Increased BY immigration, and more building going on
There just two public edidces in the course Of
construction which by the grandeur Of their dessn aud
the beauty Of their architecture are expected 70 form
dstingushed addition 70 the many paiAial buildings
that adorn Berlin especially they are situated In
dant the fashionable quarters. oue OF them
is the Ra,hhaus City Hall, the other tho Merchants
ago wss an unsiehty dinsy tumble down concern, an
Gent but no. In antique se, without tho slight
or u ersG'o window. ioosins 10" more IKE pr
than anything elsa. As the city has
to more than ten times the number Of Inhabitants
the Hotel de Vile nrst bu it had got far TOO
small for the capacity Of ON and bureaus connected with
the municipal government and ts transactions This anti
qua.cd affair has been pulled down, together with
many adjoining houses partly belonging 70 the
city and partly purchased Of private individuals and
has thus beer acquired extent To block
Of buildings In New York, about where Aston House 10
situated Notices issued by the Aldermen and Com
mon Council calling upon architects and build
ers for plans Of the new palace, and Offering
premiums for the approved plans well for the next
two OF partial APPROVAL appears however, that
the Job has been entrusted 70 avore Of the city aa
thori,es without reference the proposed oompetton
and great cutlery raised In consequence, about bbe
~ ana oorrupionp Il v rather hard, 70 be sure that
the citizens and their should not be
suited In matter 20 nearly concerning their interests
and for which they win be required 70 1nd the cash But
a. n.wlt atss@ ktu~w
dsrhand and contracts given through favoritsm
and n n only 70 he hoped that the building, when
pletsd will crown the expectations OF the public II will
probably coet about two millions Of thalers The oorpo
ration Of merchants had their Exchange place Of
sembly at house buiit for that purpose half century
ago under toe cathedral dome, the large quadran
gle that separates the roy palace from the This
building, rather tho ground on which Il stands,
wanted BY the King for eniagng the cathedral, by the
addition Of Campo santo for the royal family, and the
corporation finding the premises gradually becoming
confined for the Of business concluded
sell the whole 70 government, and 10 erect a Ex
change Of suitable dimensions the opposite bank of the
ana loan 70 thai amount la, been taken ~ By the cor
poraton but rs well known that In such the
Inmates are generally eroseded The model Of the edice
exhibited come time since, II 20 he built 81 free
stone and brick, with large open In 'front.' where
the merchants hold their meetings the open air
ready and when finished which must be sooa as hey
working Al with great activity Il viii certainly be
an ornament 10 the city.
Oar Galway Correspoadsncs
GALWAY, Ireland, August -, 1890.
caiscoy Pors If Entvy, and ss Aooessory from tie
InloS~-TA< Surrounding Ccunry-7Ae Boys Inisnf-
Lord Laoan and tie Iia Peasansvy-Reurnins Popu
larry If Nv. Lever, &c.
Since the commencement OF regular ocean steam SER
vice, by royal mali pockets from Galway 70 America The
capital Of oonnausht assumed position In the com
mcrcia world that has not been fed by any town In Irc
land during the last century Hcnceforsh Galway
rank packet station and be mentioned and referred
70 along with Liverpool, Southampton, HAvre, Bremen
Hamburg, Antwerp, Ccpcnhasen, s. Petersburg, New
York, Boston, Halifax Aspnwsll, fauams and San Fran
cisco. Though Galway viii be something more than .