The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

The Czar from whom he had received special invita-
ton the Foreign Minister Baron schlenitz, was not OF
the party being prevented BY Illness and hts place had
70 be supplied by the Under Secretary OF state, T. ae
Gruner Tho public here very naturally suppose that
Minister'S ndspoaition Is merely diplomatic dodge 70
avoid the necessity Of sustaining by his preen's the ar
rangemen thA. may entered into by his royal master
with the two Emperors but can state positively that
this "a mistake. u. de scheinitz Is really very IN
we'll; he caught cold At Coblentz while A.
tending on Queen Victoria, whose travels always
70 tahe place under the influence OF Jupiter Puvius
and who made her entry there amid the peng OF pitt
less storm which denched poor Schlenitz TO the skim
sinoe when he been confined his room by severe
attack Of influenza That his absence, however, will not
deprive the conferences OF their diplomatic character
sufficiently proved by the fact thai the President OF the
Council Prince Hohenzoern has been summoned 70 assist
1t them, and has already arrived at Warsaw from his
villa in the South Of Germany where he has been rusti
eating since the conclusion OF the session.
Accounts from the Polish capital contain interesting
particulars Of the meeting between the monarchs and Of
the vast preparations that have been made TO give cola.
10 their interview For ver weeks the police had been
busy engaged In putting everysug into apple pie order;
the streets were repaired, the houses were painted and
the dtiest old Jews sent out Of the
town exled 70 distant suburb where they
not likely TO offend the eyes Of royalty and bands Of
and TO perform all those demonstrations that
quired such persuade kings and emperors
Of the devoted love and attachment OF their subjects The
chateau Azsnki once residence Of stanisaus
gustus the last King Of Poland, fitted up for the
for the General ana the Prince Regent and suits Of apart
merts in the principal hotels bespoken for their
speo.ive ministers and Tor Tue other niussrioas
month the nobility began 70 flock 10 from the adjoining
provinces; then came whole swsrms Of Muscovils OH
cia6 chamberlans, aides de camp attaches, &C. and
the 18th the Minister Foreign Affairs Prince Gortcha
kod, arrived with brilliant crtege, including the Aus
erted himself go sealousy, and, 1t would appear, sue
cessfuy in eecting reconciliation between his ,urt and
that of Russia Gorchs had left the Emperor Wilma
and hurried to Warsaw 10 confer with Count Ks.ee
and the other Russian dipomats who had been invited
TO meet him there and 70 lay before him their reports
ments to which they are accredited. Meanwhile Aexsn-
der H. with bis eldest son and heir and hts guests the
Grand Duke Of SAKE Wemar the Princes Coarles and Albert
Of Prussia Prince Augustus Of Wurtemberg and Prince
Of Hefse were enjoying the pleasures OF bison
ferve scred to the sport Of imperial Nimrods and con
tanning game worthy Of the rife OF the renowned Cap
tain Scott OF of kr. Gordon Cumming Al length on Sa-
urday the goth inst at four O'Clock p NJ. the guns
from the castle heraced the approach Of the imperial
where the Emperor aghted and proceeded in az open
carriage TO the Belvdere palace, amid the enthusiastic
%.s as rsaa In ,ns evening q
Alexander, who was probably tired after his
Journey and bis cynegetical exploits, did rot
the streets TIN u late hour a. night
The nist dam Of morning Sunday found the city
again alive with the hustle OF preparations from time
time ieesrsphc messages announced the s,r7al OF toe
Prince Regent OF Prussia at the railroad stations
come him, and at ten A. hey drove INTO town To-
gether, amid tie same demonstrations or nthussstn
70 which we have already alluded sumptoors jeunr
was IL readiness for them AZ the Be.videre followed by
grand evec in which the Prussian officers and dipo
presented the Emperor Of Russia and the
Russians the Prince Regent AT two O'Clock the inau-
guraiion OF the new bridge across the vlstula took
place In presence OF the tso courts and In the evening
vi Wnra a. faa
tive aspect and ihropged with the whskered
Mars and beautiful Polish dsmes On Monday the Gar
treated bis guests - military review, the most remark
abe feature Of which was series OF evolutions per-
formed By the Coasacks in which these children OF
desert displayed their character stc agility four p
The sstrous party repaired again 10 The Of
the Vienna rasay 10 receive the Emperor OF Austria,
each otser with great apparent cordially the two Empe
rors entered the sane carriage and together
10 lazepki, followed by the hereditary Grand Duke
OF Russia in second carriage the Prince Rgeat his
brothers In third, aud long line of equpagss contain
the Austrian and Francis Joseph the Russian uniform,
each OF them beirg 'proprieor' Of regiment in the
army q the other On reaching l4zenk they s.. Go wn
the masnhctnce OF which said 70 have been uuequsled
By anything out OF he Arabian Nshe, IN tns excep
ZION OF evee gwen the same evening by the Vcaroy OF
Poland, Prince Gcrtchakoa (of se,asto2o which, IL pos
sole, even exceeded IL In ependor
Of the two Emperors has been the theme Of general
femnk The CEsr, who WAS always Inclined I, the
emtcnIoEt that distinguishes the house OF Hohen.
zolern, from which he 10 materially dcscen led, is
~ plump and rosy as IT, inatesd OF autoTst regung
suity refractory nobility he we're one OF
,bo,e ortatonai soveregrs whom the grea, Saeoesn
compared 40 irreverepuy % oocaons d tenyra1 The
hsns, on the s.hsr hand looks pale and hssgra and
with deep lines his figure bent and his whole sppeAraa,e
be,rays profound digestion People in warsaw
Niehoas say they fhoult have recognized n again
The iso Prime Minister'S differ almost as widely from
| is a tparc, dried up, singular li:ilc man, wi,s
dull, nshy eyes, long, larky face, which Is
never lighted up ~ emile, and the manners OF Fran
escan iIar rather than Of courier and an arstocra
Prince Gtrichsktn though great deal older, tnss
.ns ssy y. .Is and h grsDs with
that oversbadov his counenapce lie inoxhausole IN
ck's arc inueneoe,, mos, Of .hch are directed against
me Austrian colleague, rho vrthes under his satire
out berg abe 70 respond TO H. The scessfu mot
however, has been uttered ey hs cousin the vceroy
~ho y no ICES nobd for his sarcasm than the Minister
I'm lsss," be sad, or IL reported to have said, zen
lsss nous drens mas Ia Honori> pisds de rEnp,
rer d'AL;Sfehi atlcurdAu cat Ia HongrIe qut
met rEmTerer d'Aut,eh, no, psfs To und.r
shnd The piGuancy OF this ob,ervst,n II sh3iii
Who in his capacity OF chief of the Russian sa coo
ciuded the capitulatcn OF vlsgos Gorgey AMI ia
a,.d he celebrated despatch 70 the Enpcror, sta.sg
Notwithstanding there ti-sms and the dsation
they must feel at Tie humiliation or their fatncss ag
the hnscovttes are by no means pleUei 70 aud them
selves ssain terms Of Intimacy with Anstrs and ex
claim lcady against the mpolicy Of cciiug the
Power OF whose insratitude they have had sucn ia
tquivocal proo's The Poles the contrary are De
kbWo w zee tner lbte oQpesors cnce more ia lesgI
together and preparing 10 engage in Q struggle when
they are convfoed VIII result the downfA Of aosolu
tsm and the reftorston Of the ancient Empire OF
eei1ns Here In PrGtsa the U sErss waeaw exctss
hclirts OF apprehension which heightened By the
triumphant Toser u the reactionary p-ess Great
confidence 10 expressed Ia tho good Intentions OF the
Prince Regent. bot Il feared thai hs ussas.
peious nature VIII re worried upon By external aaaencs
too TO public opinion AMI the ,rns nere.ss o. his sns
dom. HIS movements are watched with painful snxlety,
and nothing would sivc more universal solicitation
the ntelger thai has returned from warsas 9Th
oct having suffered himself 10 be niangld tho eshcs
o. policy which al patriotic Germans regard WITH well
founded dstrust
Our Copenhagsn Covrsspondencs.