The New York herald., 1862-04-03


Aruorx Wa. l naiursd enough to quote his own words
sssin.. him And they were pressed 20 coaynensv
tn.. srsr an animated dsbats OK two aays'
IN. mlrbtors left in minority OF lao
taIfi ne nsxt day Cabinet council rss hsid and the
result vas dat they proceeded in eoors to the King ana
Ia thsr rssi isEAiol a. the feat Of his haJesty
soomrnsrcia treaty With france again in jeopardy
h1S been ged by Prussia IN The name OF the zoveren
M smhos Of which had invested her with full power TO
s A ther REPRESENTATIVE and this being the caso, 1t
Va thought that their ratification a FORM
How howog or Il turus that II all mistake Ba
s.r. and Wurtsmburg declare that, although they nal
authorized Prasss negotiate the treaty, they had re-
ssvea tbs right examining lis articles and rejecting
har. thsy found them preJudica to the interests OF
mar subjects. Several oi the smaller 5ates have Joined
ths alton, and, they persist IN IL the whole
rs.fT viii probably fail TO tho ground az France had
r.ay risded on several points urged by
and t 10 not TO DO expected mat she viii give way any
further alter having sason 20 believe that he treaty was
ssctsd by the signature of Prussia and that IFS stpu
lslioas a2l Indeed shs may justly consider her
saH having received but scurvy treatment at the
hands of the German states and il remains = DO seen
wneghsr LOUIS Napoleon will put up with such conduct
without demonstrating very energeticsly against IT,
what vas generally sntcipntsd Il was thought that If
minlstry the ority Of which consisted OF elaecan
liberals. remained IN oitoe under the preseh. auspces
would only Ds condition OF their being allowed 10 pur
of p0licy conformabls with thar antoeed
s"s and with the wishss OF the popular branch OF tho
legislature, bat that they had to make way for Csb
composed OF proesssd rsactOnsts the change would
naturally attended by The dissolution Of the Chamber
ras public simple enough TO believe that far
Aosswa and his colleagues carried their Difference 10 the
royd vIi they would not 90 far to belle all their
ogmss pr,nOpss and resort the Same measures which
sney denounced violently when taken by their prode
ossss apposrs, however, that the public were mis-
t.xsa.-,he ministry remains, and the Chamber is dis
sslvs1 Yesterday n Won der Hsydt came down 10 tho
House ard stated that II having become evident from the
vote of THURSDAY last, that te ministers no longer
oyed ths confidence Of that honorable assembly they
hsd oGsred their resignation 20 his Majesty that
the King refused TO accept IT, seeing that they con
tinasa % ENJOY his confidence and that Of she we'll dis
sssi part o tie population Ia obedience 20 the royal
command thoy had therefore, Withdrawn their request
and BONG nscessary ior the welfare OF the oonniry
th-s harmony should exist between the government Of
I5s King s1d the representatives OF the people they hsd
de.oaed 20 appeal som the present Chamber to the
uaisn o. large Ia consequence OF this royal ordinances
bad boon issued which N. Won der Hcydt read TO the
Chamber, and which runs as follows-We, William l.,
BY the grscs sf Cod King OF Prussia &c. decree In
foniiy with paragraphs 81 and II Of the constitution,
aud By tbs advice of Ministry Of State: hrst the
Iiouae OF Deputies is herewith dissolved secondly the
ass n Iorc. h prorogusd thirdly our ministers sre
charged with the execution Of this ordnance Given at
Berlin. ths nth Of March. 1902" similar coInmuni-
oAiion made In the House OF Lords, where ii
received with l0ld applause
The npol,cy OF this oct obvious as the Of
principle displayed by the ministry in committing it.
fbs or tho people dismissed for
sthsr hsa because thsy want 10 mike OF their
constitutional right OF control the government
psadture-a sht which asserted more decidedly
Than tho present Minister OF Finance and his colleagues
before accession power Nothing be palmer
tssrsors than that the financial administration of the
government will not bear Investigation; and this is
question that touches every ones interests to appeal TO
The country it ls ike counting defeat. Notwhstand
Ing the influence that may and will be exerted by
the government cfssi'ls, all nearly all the mem
ssu Of the opposition are sure To- bs re-
seced. and at the next aseting Of the Legislature
~hoh according 70 section 81 of the constitution,
place latest by the ffth OF June ministers
viii find themselves the position as they in
the astthsy will slther have to modify their policy or
70 Dissolve The House second time event,
hsy only hope have servile representatives
~ adopting the arbitrary measures that were taken
~ hAnteunsi and WestphaiiA, ana oy which every
mir pf keDL RI ha
exposed TO the most pess persecution IL he voted ac
ordns to his conscience But resctiouary measures
taken will certainly be r1ost Advisable 10 entrust
hem 70 rssctionary ministers aad not to who have
compromised themselves By former professions Of iibe
70 the people than those who made such
professions for downright, honest conssrva-
absr.l Thu the presen. ministry will have attained no
stner object than 10 pave the way for Cabinet CON,
posed Of .stocras pr sss and hsys gwen the coup DC
kpower in return for the loss Of character. Qos Deus
yuu pauers, fa-iis dereHtdt
This Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affairs though never so
advanced and liberal OF his colleagues is the
snly or them who has behaved like man, and has
.sfussd to assume his porseelie which has been en-
trusted Gd in.slm Coun. Schwerin Great precautions
taken yesterday IN expectation OF popular umllss
for action but, with the exception of groups
that collected before the House OF Depues and the arrest
madman talked abou. shooting the King, every
thing remained perfectly quiet. To-day there Is not .
tacs OF agitation yislblo-&'ordre rs9ie Fa'sorte
Our 81. Petersburg correspondence.
81. PrrxRssuRo, March a. 1882
Meeting of l.< Emperor nth ne King Of Prussia and
Napoesn-A5asrs Of PolGrsd-TAs Ru'sias Univo,i.
t,es-7hs seoe7saya Pch>la the Amsr;can Var and
is Conse1sencssLos;9 Of ss Russian Army ia he Csi
mean War, de-, de-
Il s rumorsd In circles which are generally well posted
In political Affairs that tie Emperor intends pay vsi.
In the spring 10 h uncs the King OF Prussia, at Pots
DAM and tha. be will havo q rendezvous there with
Napoleon III That three such great mOnarchs do net
ss. merely for purposes Of couresy friendship
hardly bs doubted; but opinions differ widely to tho
rss mo.iTe OF thor intsrveT. According ts it is
The Italian question that will bs the chief subject of
discussion, Nspocon wishing to tho objections
Russia Prussia tho recognition os the king lon
pfIay and perhsps discover what Glance ihers Is o.
their connivaz his designs upon Sardinia Others
opinion hA. ths Eastern vii be again brought
the tspls and that Napoleon will forward with
plan for the oessson Of Bosnia and the Herzegovina
Austria in exchange FOR Venice, which might be
Tered psatable TO Russia by France and England
ssntng 70 revision Of the spuaions Of the Treaty OF
Pars in respect 10 the navigation OF the Black Sea
third vsrsioa makes the affairs OF Poland the subject Of
shs proposed Interview but this Is quito unlikely, as
asthsr Russia Prusss would allow the interference
Of France In their domestic concerns, particularly
~ . moment whom they have almost succeeded
"a putting down the agitation that had seized vpot
thsir Polish subjects. BY the last adyees from
Warsaw perfect tranquility continued 10 reign in shs
city; and thanks 70 the archbishop, the popular
s1srvcscencs had subsdsd so completely that tie
anniversary OF the 2sth o, February passed without
III. slightest disturbance, and confidently believed
that the sa,s Of siege would bs raised the iss oi
April-an omnous date, By the way. 10 Is almost GER
LAn, however that tbs Emperor will pass through War.
saw en- rou> 10 Germany and VIC may hope tha, be viii
lake the opportunity TO grant general amnesty.
In capital too, the szsitemsnt occasoned By ,hs
closing OF the University and the debates In The Assem-
ses OF the Noslssss, is gradually cooling down. The
oew Minister OF Public Insrus,ion appears snxous
sAcs the unf2vorsbls impression produced by the l
advised measures of his predecessor The University
may be said W have been de dcto reopsned the Faculty
Of Oriental Lang uages which numbers OF the Gs.
lnGuiats In Europe emcnr professora having beAn