The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-24

people already taking Of q campaign In Yrancoria
and BoAems. Th'ogs have MT got quito Tar ysl
and goof deal ~ Ink will be spilt before tho uDma
ratio resorteA 70, but there that
catastrophe OF some sort " impending, snd that the
struggle for the supremacy IN Germany which been
going between Austria and Prussia for shs century
may have 70 be fought long BY other than dplo
matte weapons.
Tho Prussian statesmen slow and rresoute but tho
Aus,rans are 30 clever that they sometimes outwit
themselves. by their last i,re which doubtless
happily conceived ana ssuny acted upon, but for which
the time was not perhaps well chosen, they have
Weakened the food understanding with France which
they 81 such pains cement, spopos OF the Polish
question: and have driven Prussia to the wall while
Russia 10 bopeessly estranged, and the expected
unity OF the minor German sovere'gns has after all
been attained Az has been already mentioned, Baden
and five OTHER States have openly seceded from the
Austrian camp and of those who signed the
nov Reform nc, most have aided q provIso by
bound In caso Il should be ultimately acceded 10 by
Prussia Such result appears scarcely adequate 10 the
bring about the Parensag and 10 the flourish o trum
pets with which IL ushered in and cannot be said
that Austria has any particular reason 70 plume herself
Ruccone, which, OF course, does not prevent her
organs from tndulgng In loud peals OF triumph.
That the bold stroke Of Austria--whch Is nothing less
than bid for the imperial crown OF Germany and at
tempt 10 create strong, consolidated Power the
eastern border OF France-has really given shake
10 m. ,ate,ns coyd,ae that snbeistcd between his
Cabinet and that Of France. is an opinion pretty
generally entertained, and which is certainly "a
vored by tho aagualc Of the French press, which
has suddenly assumed untrendly tone towards
Austria ard begun 70 coTnee not only with Prussia, but
with lie extcrmnatore Poland There are still skeptcs,
however and your cspondent belongs TO them, who
are persuaded that ~ ibis a farce, played on to
blind tbs trnm rg9 to the secret completely of the
two courts ff would ruin the reputation Of Austria for
German patrvtain 10 act openly concert Nth France
which may vkry well exist, notwithstanding pretended
quarrel got up TO mask their real Intentions II possible,
indeed, that Ansria after having arranged the plan OF
tho diplomatic canpaign with Louis Napoleon, may have
furhor tinn no anticipated and that he has dis
covered too 'e thai he was the de Of Machaveian
pocy but u hardly 10 be imagined that sneh msster
Of political ntriguc snold have been ockcyed even by
80 prsciiceda performer N ibls same ns As Austria.
for for ouoe in hi life. the sstnc Emperor Of tho
French has suffered htmsof 10 be overma,chad he wiz
no, be slow 10 svcnging hmseli N the afIront.
A, ve this morning the passengers arriving al IN" ter
minus the prssian Railroad, which branches or
Warsaw at krrup we're surprised to hnd Tho Crown
Prince and numerous posse q dDnltafas, srayed on
or1ud ,nts, and eydenty waiting 70 receive some ds
tngshed sncst NO s"nor bad nc ,rain s,oppcg man
tine and bis family. without any ~ the other passengers
hcng Of tho presence OF such illusrious fellow
avelers, AID 1lthVi hs departure from Wafra" nav.
ing been previously announced Mos, likely he VAS
afraid the government would ind some means ~
arrespg him fp Tsfo and therefore thought II advi
sable leave Polish capital as privately - possible,
that he might he sae and sound on Pfns'sn territory
beore they we've awsre % his intended JOURNEY ne w.
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of vleana hs south OF Esss there q repose from the
istsues aud dangers OF his III starred Polish vceroya!ty
To Al appearance his political career II closed for the
present Aai he viii be succteded IL Warsaw by thor
ougb bred susp'ne 'strap Of tho Mou'ssicr stamp
Bss,is, sept. o, 1898
IN, F,rsA Asa,serssrgaf n ns Dt,h Dos Of 6s German
ssia,sr, Pse,, Pf'rsci s,f Rss, iAsosn, Gs,ner 6e
have Bt returned ,toash ny very eircasov route,
a. N attending The sre, raiioui celebration 10 com
mem " death day o. lbsoacre Korner he'd at
wobpelip near Lelps,c, on The 2etb n August
Ibs Gesmsns have beId msuy similar fesiivss during
,be pas, year. pcisdsg those " lean Paul Richter,
seame Ficte and The desn festivals Of INLAND but not
900 % sad nl 81 iesrs spd memorial iuwoven with
oyrrsss n for him aof the Tyre sword" II must
have been beoarse ne ded 10 iu brmmcd radiant youth
while the surss sorc yet green upon his brow aud the
youth songs yet scholng upen hts dewy ps and yelling
Up 20 frethiy hr gentle heart. Jesn Paul was not
100 young TO DIE geS,e ~ss riIs In years, and over
s.tmc ,hera lay shadow which death only depened a
little then came The nsh, and uhIand-hs hars we're
Of sver. Bnt rbcodore Korner's brown ana e,ns
tsr ug--nci whns1sd Ike uhands beneath the laurel
and co. nov, after ufty year. ~ sumber bsDesth the
great oak al wobboio, she nation comes 20 BE grave
With giis o. crowns and gsds and wresihs ~ 6nnor
titles woven IN ovs, and 10 tears.
A half past Ten oclocs the moruiag Of the 10th Of
Au.us the myrass OF people collected from every part
OF Germany 81 wobbsD AMI IA vicinity we're called
together by tbe auns u four shot, 70 the
roundings q csstle of Iadwglnst from whence the
procession formed. The and baliemsnis o. tho
ancient casilc decorated with numerous nags flying
from enormously tall asgstsfs The grounds the i'm
mediate vicinity oS he sso adorned with Gag
rnssts from which sesmed the national and other nass
Tcae rass,ars completely hidden beneath saraDds
Is oak and oak gsraais gracefully fcsooued from
aa nag aud from tree ~ tree 10 luxurious profnson.
The immense procssyion hesded BY band of
music Many others were seattered about here and
there throughout the ipe and many u the varisus
ciatIes such thoae q The Turner's and shooters,
brought their music. Then came the Ceu,rai Com
mites then followed all that u let q tbs brave Lut.
rower with whom he of the yre and sword" went forth
10 battle thirty In number, many Of whom were
dresged 10 tho quaint old uniform they had hfty
years before a. they rode battle tho soul In
spring sound " battle hymn KorDer bad sung for
them. and tho aged "msrkeienderin" Of The ezra,
Anna Ksihsrina sonntsg, sow living IN Hamburg. was
there also She dressei IN decp mourning Thsn fol
lowed the remaining soldiers OF the socaed 'Frete
Krelg, 10 which the German people, while believing
they securing their national liberty we're only
riyetins their chains of desposm toe tighter Bat The
droamrs have crisied Tor lsus Tins.
Ibeo came other military .ocietios Turner's, Shoot.
ers guests of boror, members Of the various
festival committees. teachers, students schclars,
artists. representatives u merchandise and indus.
Try, iesssnts and country people; then the slnger
-ocetiss and Turner's On the procession bs-
ng formed IN the above ORDER The people addressed
by the merchant Mr.. Louis Patznan the name q the
city and the general COMMITTEES 10 cords q vslcomo and
bearty greeting
~ O'Clock the march began, the procstsn being
faarsbsed by mr. rorster 4 BerIia friend and comrads
- Ro,rer who asss<ed In dlrxlrr the grave og the
poet over which they dared nct nrc military salute
they buried him owing so ,hc o. the enc py
but there such danger now; sDd nov. nfty pears
after MS old comrades aud fellow soldiers 10 the
surel crowned rrsvc q their bsovsi eompsnioa snd
s.vs him the salute os honor they dared not ven
turs then and the nation listened 70 the msnsi
drums asd ~ept and ,hs singers sung triumph songs
api ,bs rsy was bsspsIskjsd sish issvss q sv.
green and wah sprigs u isarei, sni Korpcrs oi