The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

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These not times when the chief o; the State wishes to
get INTO III otor with any part Of his army, and, there
Fore though 1t was proved that spirit the very reverse
OF what military discipline demanded hid ben displayed,
and great violence and boodshcd tad ensed, IL
determined that the whole business should be treated
simple e-rvescence Of spirits and the prisoners
ing they nai already undergone conipem Mt
acquitted So much for al that has been SAID gland
about the ELnperor's intention TO break up his heavy
cavalry.
No words Of mine convey to vow the anxiety with
which We look to every mail from New York, and how
earnestly the prayers of the faithful offered that
great and overwhelming victory may attend tho North.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, Oct. 80, 1861.
Riots and FsstiiHss-7hs Duke Of Aagen.as Banqat-
A'aericaa !Jairs7acSpen iacae zei,un9 French and
English H.ttrgetio,- Pubic Opinion in GermanyThe
Republican Bubble Noa hurst, de-
The riots mentioned In tho postscript my last report
were more serious than WAS first represented, and
tinusd for several days, causing little excitement
this peaceful capital, where such had been
witnessed SINGS tho revolutionary epoch Of lS48 They
originated in difficulty tia. occurred during the pro-
ceson between the corporation Of machine builders aud
the denizens of lsue called the Kunigs Manor
almost exclusively inhabited by priestesses OF vu
givaga and their male adherens, In which Of tho
machine builders matrcated. and one Of them
sand to have been moriay injured. The afternoon
rumor was spread that the comrades Of the wounded
question and take signa upon its inhabitants
by dsmolshng their houses setting fire to hcm and
immense crowd Of roaghs" collected 10 consequence
" ENJOY the fun, to participate in the Of de-
strucon The police endeavcred TO dispense them but
were received with Kisses and yos. and finally with
shower OF stones and brickbats, whc. obliged them 10
draw their sabres and to clear the by main forco
The rioters reteated the konigs Brocse 10 the
lexalders Plaz, where they cnsconced themselves in
a.. 4....n ..1cl ..L -
Of the police dsoage them. Tho President Of Police
| NJ. de Winter, who at the Opera with the
| royal suite, was now sent for, but Jared no be,
/ ter than his subcrdina;cs he was thrown from his
horse and badly hurt that hc had carried or the
field nsensbie. In Of the leading to the
Aexandsrs fiatz bafricadeF aerc erected and the mill
ary were on the point Of being called out the Pc
ice, who by this time had received consider rein.
orcements and 500 strong succeeded at last in
cxrcllng the rioters from the triumpln arch Capturing
about forty Of the obstreperous The nigh. PASSED
| quietly; but on Thursday evening similar scenes
| were enacted, and the authorities became go tho
roughly alarmed that preparations most extensive
scale made TO restore order. Marshal Wrangel
appeared At the Of action in rro,ura personr
| ready 70 take the command OF the tro0pa in case
OF fresh collision and tho King gave orders to prcsce
with the utmost severity against the rioters, ar as he
expressed it, . not TO make any ceremony with them
great man persona were arrested posse o nmn,ca
constsbcs patroed the streets prevent the peop.
tfon assembling, and for time that part the town ia
which tho disturbances had occurred looked like n CITY
abut :" be placed under martial law then thes.
rows have not been renewed; ard they seem 60
have had any political object but rather to have been
sort 81 spree got up by those unruly spirits with which
every great capal abIinds, II be hoped that public
tranquility viii not be- AGAIN Interrupted
in tho meantime the court festivities have been pro-
ceediAg without interruption bay after there are
dinners, balls, sorccs hunting parties performances at
the Opera, 70 which the guests invited by the King
and ocds and everything appcrtanng royalty
kept in continual wn Of dissipation rs if lfc wcre
ono long holiday and pleasure were the sole end
OF human existence Yesterday the grand banquet riy,
BY The Duke OF Magenta, which has been tn. town talk
Tor weeks, anu to prepare Tor which the Who'll, French
Embassy turned op,y urvy came OH al sst and Is
described a. the most sumptuous that has ever been wit
messed il these regions. The King and Queo with the
royal amiy OF Prussia, tho Grand dukes Weinar aud
laden, he Count of Flanders and other foreign princes
the crrs dtrl.ym1i}n.r, and the most uruninc,t
members Of the Pf,issian aristocracy, present
THO toW ensemble ARRANGED with Partisan ole-
gacc, and the crap dGit offered when i'c STATE atar
iucnls were thrown open IS said 10 H., .t,>sci The
| i.lst gorgeous visions nj Oriental 81 ttt.
gsthef, the Duke oil Magenta has enrr 3tentIon
Of the pubic to The complete exclusio iaw am
bassadOrs. and even rciised royalty evidently
a part OF the policy o. Louis Napoleon re the ina
snation q Foreign nations by the speidvr of his repre-
.ematises and produce Involuntary impression that
lac is superior in grandeur and power other sove-
reisisa king Of kings-to whom the world must bow
down IN PROSTATE admiration.
just however, tho French autocrat seems inclined
TO remain good terms with Prussia tire OPTION
of diplomatic circles he intends 10 have rope at peaca
To- tho pr scat, IN order 70 occupy himself seriously with
transatlantic affairs. The language held by Earl Russell
is looked upon as very significant, and the nl action OF
France and England in Mexico is though, to presage n
similar III the United states S,-rle,s Garcte
paper which occasionally derives its iusDratons from
ocal sources, Ia ali probability the icnouement
uf the American crisis viii not be brought about b. Tia.
arms OF The cneading PARTIES, but by the Intervention
of European Powers. and the moment in which this
| veiton will become an mpshed ilct drawing
nearer ami nearer. The principle ayuHei by the United
states IN the iash Of power and prospcrityAmerica
for tine Ansrcanshas in Europe three tecare artago-
lm's-thgland, France aEo SPAIN That prime ple Only
|
snoN to enforce it, II has ceased to exist the Job
ping politicians Of the Ulisn have plunged thr several
states into the horrors Of ntcrLecinc war We know that
Mexico has long been in chronic anarchy-pun-
dotcd sometimes by the cs1cas soetiD,ss by ~. H.
beraissal that the Euro,en 1a,t. have been 4.
posed TO the violence ald Axtortpn g, either marty
"a. now long ,.r woaid "a s~saad, France AIT
| RIGA had continued strong and powergu.! tn,
| al respected her Claim to the future p5s.
brought ruin upon herself, The sla.esa,n II t.e,ad
france and Spain discover all at tAa the ltsoas,
creditors and merchants arc wrongcd. -.st 10 asu
tectcd and unidentified. 1t IS true EAl 24.sce .,r-cs
himself very cautiously England MI is..et a,.tn
compelling the dc Jacto government y rapert
engagements. for this purpose Iii lsh $ia.ron
SAIL .of the gulf Of Mexico and blockade ITS ports But
Span steps forward more boldly an is resolved, IL
Glossary u settle the matter herself for SPAN has q 900
Write and black militia IN Cuba and 1000 troops AT
Porto kico, and France would have no objection
to take part Of those mixed expeditions which
have lately become the fashion The
when France viii take advantage of The AMERICAN ,rou-
bles increase her maritime force tie II that
hemisphere. France has only waited tho hostile par
ties in the Union to become incxticaby involved and
for sepag alton q the North and south appear in
cvLabc. 1t is this separation, too, that England
POUNDS her hopes q few days ago LORD Rus
sell thought proper TO drop the iblaNhropcal tone
which he used to discuss the American que and
descend to matters OF fact 10 talks ID riddles
and with apparent nrartiaty but has speet lnay be
cuiAiu1 Oh as the announcement OF change in
| tue political attitude q England This change has
| ncth long preparing, " is not without
mat since ne breaking OFT Of hostes, the North Of the
Union have expressed Ueir suspicious OF England They
iee' very wi what they have expect OF that Power
rhginu ma ner1 All aDDy pleased spectator Of the
fratrcida struggle in Ansrica There "A nothing she
Nond IKE better han separation tho nion into two
or three cnledoiac Such states would be much more
ca U deal with Than at single and united Common.
wealth trola which gland has had ~ nut an with SO
many insults. To no Power has England shown such