The New York herald., 1862-07-16

can AFFAIRS which has % often hampled England and bar
ned her policy.
The Ys.::ras zsxss ID Informed BY Its Paris ocrrss
Sondsnt that al hs council held ~ the ruileriss
the Isth besides the Asxsan campaign the question
debated what steps should DO taken with the Rus
sian government induce II to join France in an odsr
Of mediation the government Of the United st.tes
the Mission q fslssay 70 London 10. mat purpose nav
ing signay failed. the assistance OF hs Cabinet OF o.
Petersburg confidently depended upon as at the ~
Sent tuncturs has every reason 20 anxious for
good understanding With France In Paris the tsrmina-
ton Of tho war In America before the b'gnning OF win
tor is O.. sdersd absolutely a. question Of life and
desih int gence having arrived from several quarters
ssnAcav fa Roanne, of serious distu bancss among
the opsysves -hn are starving from want of employ
msH. prcasoa psus.sn Government. .snaed
to the ElsctoT Of iIesse ih. their was a. eng
giving way ana that his Srs~s Highness did MT pro-
sssd within thr:J days 20 'ss his Promise con concerning
viva Of the constitution OF 1891 they would b. Seuc
family constrained TO adopt more stringent messu,ss
u 70 the morning Of the 2lst no answer was returned -
this invitation whersupon threatening article apps red
IN tha Official gazette and the King orders Tor the
troops stationed the Hcssin frontier prepare
crossing Is at . minutes notice. General BONN
set on for Mindsn % take command Of hs
eorns, an embargo was laid on the raiiroads tns
places Of rendezvous, anu verytAng began " wear
fierce and blooAthrsty aspect The Telegraph conveyed
the rst time the serenity Of the Elsctor disturbed
by the suspicion that Prussia really in earnest and
evening an extra Of tho Casss Zxng published
tanning the na dismsA Of the lste ministry aud the
extra announcsd the RESTORATION of the charter of 1851
together with the election law OF l6z0 Thus the Eecsr had
even gone step b.yend the sm.aded by this
Bsrnstor VINO thought the ssction law Of l849 " too
revolutionary, a. we'll he might seeing that Is bassa
on the principle OF equal aud universal Suffrage
which got rid o. In Prussia by coup desat,
latter is Therefore in the anomalous position Of having
exerted her authority and armies motion for
the revival Of system which she forcby suSvstd
Ut home. The best joke Is that the
by Eector carry liberal measures per.
sons of the most roactiunary aatscedents tat tho
whole affair looks like -at upon the King OF Frlssia
aud his present advisers, whose professions greatly
at variance with their well known tendencies. IS is
generally believed that III all tn tho wrong headed little
des pot has been prompted by tue Austrian Ambassador
who has mayed to convert the triumph Of russii into
a defeat by the nomination u men bitterly opposed to
her. aud dsvotedly attached to tie Court Of Wen
with wh he had bes negotiating Tor TIE
last three wesas. and whose appointment was looked
upon as certain.
Be this may however the Eecor has what hs
required to 10; mas restored ths ooIstitu lnc
chosen new minister's although, so the Frusstan ,a1s
says anot tho who previously oped, and
whose irec the Hessian people with oyi conf
dencs" Rather cool by ths Tor The organ Of Messrs
ydt and Room to talk Of MINIS ers who inspire
the people with joyful confidence A. anyrats, prussia
has no further pretext for interfering iha oops tha
wsre to enter Hesse have been coute mande unless
tricks and endsavor to elude the engagements he has
contracted tho Hessan question may be considered
for the present The Boui ID delighted at
this result It 10 at least dark speck removed from
the couded horizon Of Europe, which just looks
menacing enough. The accounts from Belgrade !
especially have excited the utmost constsrna- |
ti0n. The Oriental difficulty appal emily The
Of being rssuscitated In its most alarming form
that Of gene rising the Sclavonic against tho
Ottoman empire. The situation Of Oaiar pasha IN the
Herzcgovna is reported 10 BE- extremely DANGEROUS ana
the insurgents should be Joined by tho Seryians hs viii
either be surrounded or cut to pieces Tho tort does
everything IN its power to avert the storm The Gov
srnor of Belgrade who bombarded the city, has been
and ample satisfaction promised to the Prince
Of there reason fear hat these 9acessions
I'LL have other effect than 10 encourage the national
party, who viii naturally regard them as symptoms
Of weaknsss and timidity Aad very likely they are
the Turks wsre accustomed TO such Condesceuson
when they felt themselves strong It is fortunate that
Louis Napoleon much occupied At present in Mexco
and the Gar In ST. Petersburg and Warsaw, THAI tney
will hardly be anxious TO excite fresh complications IA
the East and may rather be expected 70 unite with the
other Powers in thor efforts for the maintenance 0f tran
quillity and the Qa0.