The New York herald., 1863-05-07
Oar Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN, April ~, 1865.
D!Hcp>s Beiee,n England ard Po'iey Of Louis
Ncptl,on-7h, Daaish Qif.sts'-Pros,es, Of the Iasur
r,ction Polaas-H Orsgnisaiion--fAe king Of Prus-
sia and His PysDi>r &c.
For the moment America has thrown Pollard into the
shade TO speak more correctly, feared that the
increasing difficulties between the British Cabinet and the
United states viii finally lead a rupture which would
not only be ruinous 70 the commercial interests of
Europe but by para!y2ins the Influence o England would
leave Napoleon cf situation. Despsclss
received Londop, both st the Prrssan Ministry Of
Foreign Anars and 10 private quarters agree In stating
that the capture OF the Peterhor, aud the strDgst
measures taken by Admiral wilkes sgsiDst British ships
suspected o attempt The blockade have raissd
the nd gnsiiOn OF bs pro.fecess onis party EDgaBd
10 foyer heat aud although the Engl sh government will
undoubtedly endea conflict long poss bic
the Union elements midst, and among the
upper thousand general strong 70 render
II by no means improbable that they win ultimately
power the Of tie moderate portion Csbi
who have inst sustained oss by the dea,h Of
Sr Cornwall Lewis. The American government does not
appear inc ned 70 bond before the storm .. Vt said that
Mr. Adams hss delivered note 10 Fhri Russell whih
the lsiter called upon somewhat peremplory
stop ibe supplies Of and materials u war that
continually nnding their wsy from British ports
the Confederate states. Perhaps this NAV be good
policy, for nation never gains anything by trucking
adversary but rather invites ausck
5y sach exhibition " moral cowsrdice while on The
contrary fearless attitude has e1en,ly
ed avsr,ug hos,cs Instead of provoking tbcrnvi,.
The behavior Of Epgsnd herself during The indian
tiny, which offered 70 favorable opportunity France
and Russia of paying on old time
il Is quite nkeiy that these demands of the United
states government will be looked upon az fresh insult
to the British lion, snd msae The pre'ert u breach
which The cgsrchy have been longing ever ihs
happy day when the bubble VI democratic iDsiu,ons
opened TO them the cheering prospect ~ over
throwing that great aud glorious republic witch
three generations has been ,hs Object q their terror
their envy and their The masscs be sure,
are decidedly opposed 10 var sssnst nation whom
they Justly consider their naur, ally future struggle
with their istmss,srs bot IN England the ms "a
have poiicnl power aud when IN. de tbs
pre.s. wheb. with iev tions entirely IN tho
tersi ~ H. governing cisss. vii d. ~ esi ~ rfans
b the couie.t. The polio, Il Lou. Napsleu 10 ih.
question Bmbigrout ~ ai olcrs. FfIs0ualy De
seess - have abausnei NE des ioiefv,o-
iiob. beng apparently disgusied shh 'iseric
aaalls by ihe ~ s.eee.s of his esl-fi9o
motive iur him b. otopursgs Enrt1d to nlsiiie viii
tnen 20 ic ,nafitablc bope o. cr burning ho hn
rns act.un q cr uasrk N schlcA~r fust,iu a.. sdss
anotbor e0usp o. the tangled acb OF fnfs eaa .
to-. III. drcfcc BY vhieh the adnains 'sthae e,he'.
VIZ eni-sy SEPARATED frufn that linlaseia uaHi
ost v0ii0n - Tie tresty isl Ascogding ~ shh ~
spcieut relations tet~fen The tao hen.fs A.
mamia.cd ~ tneir iuh uiegrliy and no hermarlt '1
federation y verieciy ltsii1ed eonptUuiag 81
H Afsfria and irrssia have ahe11f ssut ftifs
C,rcnAs or. N4iriing unt the issaity "a the
euarlsut aud 4ui ing Denmark res Ind ssfhasi
delay but thers cbsocc oi her tsisntg a. lhe. ~
fnOnsff anc. eapecialy b. ffne iA4i The Vffifrs
Powers guaranteed her the lss~etFH ~ slefvir.
IN VII ch case the ahf eyfn rUk " tho lng
any as of ierrioy "a approhsnf. filc rfsuttncy N
fcntnart wo,h piacs Germany is very Eskpar ore.
dloameut. a new proiAt -oid Ds cemoosfsaihn n
.eaknes. chs hCunn'hg Nhe1 efhihiti
towards state o. mhfss1rSt.r hierior 20 b.