The New York herald., 1862-05-07

our Berlin COrTespOAuencos
BERLIN, April 10, 1852.
The Republican Bubble Will Mt Bura-Etec,ioaeerina
Xoeeme,as-Fio,rers of Q5scial Rhetoric-7ac Uncasy
of Berin-The Prussiaa Merchants and Leipsic Fair
Probable Results of the Elecions-coun. ErIenburg-In.
terveo of Louis Napoleon rih ae King of Prussia. de-
the result OF the coming elections s unfavorablo to
the Prussian 1t will certainly not be tho fault
VI. vondsrheydt and his colleagues The activity OF
their official agents is Incredible, and the
they resort to exceed everything that was known
under the regime Of Mantsunsl aud westphalia. The
name OF the King placed in the foreground the esc
tors are told that the late opposition nothing
than the Of monarchy and tho establishment
OF republic and that any who votes in favor Of
their candidates must therefore be considered personal
enemy OF the sovereign. This theme is varied accord
ing 10 the fancy Of the landraths prefects who
appointed supsrintend the elections in the several
provinces One Of these gentlemen the people that
the question at issue is whether they to be 60
vcrned in future by the King by the Jews; second
that the liberals want 10 introduce commu
nifty Of goods and wives others do not condsscsnd
10 reason with the "vis multitude" but inform them
simply that II is the pleasure OF his most graciocs
Majesty that they should return the government candi
dates. In my opinion" says Landrath Won schwcng,
m would be best for the army to take up arms march
from one end Of the country 10 the other and tread
evsry ing tho dustn The original is rather
energetic but the suaves Of Prussiau oficalism
always At for publication in the HERALD. II but
right mention, however that last nights Prasssiche
Z.ng contains article stating that the Minister OF
the Interior has issued such instructions his subordi
mates requesting them TO temper their zeal with little
discretion
There can be no doubt this system Of terrorism
will have some effect particularly IN tho rural districts
whore pcssantry live in great Of the powers tina.
be- but not less certain that IL has excited The utmost
disgust among the moro intelligent and independent por
tons Of the population and converted numbers OF very
moderate into violent opponents Of the present
government. The senate OF the University Of Ber.i--
highly conservative body---to whom a copy Of the
circular OF NJ lie Jagow had boon transmitted by tho
Minister Public Education 10 their guide
the next elections have returned IL with dgned pro-
test stating that such interference with their constiu
tional rights had not been attempted by any former
minister and would be submitted to by them and add
ing at the same time that they totally disagreed with tho
ministry in regarding the present contest between
ROYALTY on the Que side and democracy the other
Tslr example been followed by tho Universities Of
Cuts 5wad and Berne with the exception OF the Romsn
C.thor professors, who refused permission by the
Archbshopl and similar protests have been Issued by
other influential corporations such tho Chamber OF
Commerce at Treyes and tho Common Council Of this
citv gtili more significant demonstration, however
class who are generally thought to prefer
tbsir interest 10 the triunphs OF political principle
Ihe urimary elections have been fixed for the 2sth inst
the day on which the great Ieipsc fair commences
evidently with the ntenonof Of preventing the merchants,
mos, Of whom belong TO various shades OF liberalism or
AZ any rate have sympathy with the red reaction
from tho polls and throwing their weight
INTO the scale or the opposition.
a. drst IL was proposed 10 remonstraS with the 70
vernnsnt and point the nconvenence TO which the
mercantile community would be subjected but as
rot Sieacuit 70 percsivs that this would lead TO no.
thing the object Of the authorities In fixing such day
being sufficiently obvious, the merchants Of all the
nripeinal cities OF Prussia have concluded TO stay
a. home on the 28th, and not to leave for Icpsic
tl, after the elections. This resolution has been
through the newspapers TO their corrcspon
dents aud 10 the public 10 general and as Is calculated
that the fair attended by upwards Of twenty thousand
merchants and manufacturers from Prussia, import
ant business operations can take place m after their
rival u they are not suspended altogether.
In view Of these symptoms OF public opinion, 10 may
bo saely predicted that, Notwithstanding the urscrupu.
ous application Of the by NJ vondsrhsydt and
hs undsrsrappers thcy will not succeed In carrying
ths electtons The fsudai minority Of sixteen THAI
qraccd the last Chamber will doubtless be considerably
reinforced; but the most sangnne adhersnts Of
government despair oil its being converted into
,ory All the Premier appears 10 hope is, that he
will be able 70 tide the next session. Of which
nat be admitted there s fair prospect since the King
and the Minister OF War have been obliged, bongye
oaJoe 10 consent to the proposed cutting down Of tho
n,Gtary estimates; and he is consequently spared
tlK necessity OF applying 70 tho Legislature for
| tha proppgation OF the additional income aud
1 provision tax. The specialization Of the budget,
/ which NJ dc Patow declared 70 be mpracticabe,
/ and which led " the dissolution q tho Chamber,
has already been promised b. his Successors and ac
Of the people are not allowed 70 veto hc ar est,