The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

80 thai the civil in America ID ovd-and
every mail confirms The impression Of 10 sp'
preaching tsrmnafion--ths United States govern
ment win immediately turn is attention 70 the
dongs Of the European Powers In Mexico and that any
foreign troops that happen 70 be there n that tms
will stand very poor chance Of nnding their way
homo again.
The United States Legation al Berlin has notified the
foreign ministry Tat the Post Once service has been re-
s!nod between New York, New Orleans and the other
uacea heretofore occupied by tho nsurgent forces oa
In which The authorize OF the federal government. has
been IL es abshed; also that collector has been Ar
IooiSd At Now orleans, and measures taken W modify
blockade far permit shipnents 10 that ana
sther ports under certain restrictions The condiions
will be specified In proclamation OF The President
The iessian din Guilty, which for = moment assumed
such menacing character, appears In far way Of
being busted, without even eadinR much eiuslon
OF ol od as did in 1850 when whole o Prussia
with hs exception Of her reputation consis ed of
horse martaily wounded on the fed OF batta. his
time . nav ole il likely To be avoided nlthog gh
second oiInutz IL by no means impossible The Federal
Diet. having accented the motion Of Austria and Prussia
the etab shnent Of the constitution OF 1881 The
Eector, after n good deal Of tall talking abont is
frm dee to yield and To descend from his
throne rather than capt with the luton, has
tina Iy caved in and consented 10 repeal his sham cha
ter and restore the legal institutions Of the country,
which he had abolished with The connivance and sup
pot Of the Diet that now inpos him TO reintro
duce them. The wios affair shows tie immense force
,ured by public opinion sine that erred; Tor there
can be doubt that the Gritty o. the German govern
ments are just a. despoticaliy Inclined a. IN Were
sLen and If they are ind ced TO turn their
backs upon themselves IL certainly not owing
la remorse tor their former conduct, but ="
craven fsr II tho spirit which is now aroused
throughout Germany. The only ~ pued point
et refers TO tho elections which the
rariy wish L. take plsce according 10 the amended law
Of 1873, while Prussia and he Diet would pr fef Inc
original, Lass dem cratic mode of election Il az INC
Hessian people res ed 10 have AL OF nothing ana
the invnc bile enac with which they have held Nv
under much more uniavorabe CT cnmstances ~
sufficient pr Of that they will not ea,y give way IN the
pr, sent ms ace II may med that amer some
hesitation and perha two elscti ns IN or
protest this eoncesso u vii eventually be ma TO ea
az well IS tho res' TIC saisf,cii n dsmai ded
by Prussia for the insulting treatment OF he in
anogr, by the Eector has not yet be,r ante hui In
spite OF the concentration = Pm sian trooFs on the s.
sisn frontier. AMI the reiterated assuia ce OF the 90,
prints that ON such ad sch day they wiz
actually cross II. ! hardly think the refusal will no
mad bii The satisfaction required by lrossi4
nothing than the disni sal OF tho ilcs-ian mis
ters who ere present the interview between cir
m ster ard Gene Al Williams: and as these eei temsn
have had the good sense TO oIer their resignation
does not seem l,kely that the Electo VIII pcrsi III
denying his royal cousin 80 uihng favor.
Berlin paper wit,ily remarks that the lies
sian MINISTERS are treated ike tho whipping
peccadiioes committed by thu young princes with
whom they brought ~; bu. tbs Is w strict con
forniiy with the constitutional fys,sm Acco ing 70
this the ing do wrong, AMI all his foiIies and
crimes are laid 20 the account Of his aivisers.
AZ had M as their Hess an c.ieaauss Their sition
in the House Of Depui es-n which, by the way, they
have except in virtue o! their office. hot
them having been returned the late elections
mist be htDerable - men OF any spirit Opaniy OPP
posed secretly dsusted by oil PARTIES. for even tho
fs, dals are dis, stsd with them asserting tho
reduction OF the baget, they remain solitary
and aiore on the ministerial benches, the House
APP arenty Ignoring their existence, AND no one n
descending TO exchange word with them. except
Vnke whose long expect cd desertion Of the ber party
Ia accom-, shed fact, and who evidently asi 90
to fsrm vative administration VI hs own into
which. however. he win scarcely aint . en- elements
ths ma GRITTY the fondsrhoydt Cabinet il ossd
Of How long the agony o. this unfortunate ministry
will be protracted depends. Of course, upon crcam
stances. and the vaciliatng resolutions Of an
illustrious pc sonage, but NO one believes they
will lie over the present session. II IL PAR
tcularly noticed that NJ de Bisnark SchoDhauser,
the newly appointed ambassador " the & urt the
Tueri 9, had almost lily audiences n the ng IRE
vi his departure for Paris, and tho Count Binstor
Is all ut reported T. be In delicate state of heal
10 often the with statesmen who ae abo.t 10
reti 10 be smssed from Office. II he should DO
ell ~ the cement Of foreign affairs by BisLar
az two liter sh uid Join vntke in forming new al
min stration, with wth0 4 vond.rheydt as Minste
vi Finance, may look 10 great change in Pr.ss,sn
policy and especially display energy her part
/, which the word has long been uunccus,omsd; BIT
whether u aii have bunefcial effect upon her do,
nestle condition and lead TO a liberal sy-t.m OF
internal government, rs, 70 say the least exceedingly
prob. NAUTICAL