The New York herald., 1863-07-22

the next season She receives three thousand francs
night
Mrs Ellen Key Blunt have seance next week at
the Sale Herr, under the patronage OF Theophe Gauter
and other literary men.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN juno "a 1868.
The King Of Prussia at Cdrbad-H Proposed interueo
,oh The Emperor of Austria-rhe Msrcan Empire and
The Crown of Poland-7he Cabinet of Vienna in Dt.
lemma-The Proposals of the Three Pouers to Rassia-
Opinion Of the Dziennik P0sndnskt-The Armistice--
Visit of Me Queen of Prussia to England, de-. dc.
The King started Friday for Carlsbad where is to
take the for weeks, and then finish
Of bathing at Ostend. There doubt
that the opposition he has had to Of both
in his foreign and domestic policy and tho vexaton and
anxiety he has suffered in consequence have had nju
effect upon his health but there truth what
the report that the physicians have advised him
abstain from business, and chat Of regent
be appointed pro in the person Of Prince Charles On
the contrary have every reason to believe :hat
even his journey to Carlsbad Is not without
political object, ne followed yesterday by NJ. dc
Bsmark; and II positively affirmed that is to have
meeting with tho Emperor OF AUSTRIA Who after escort
ing the Empress TO Kissingen, will return Vienna
by way Of Bohemia The Austrian journals protest that
il such interview takes place II will be merely act of
courtesy which tho Emperor could not avoid showing his
usrous guest but in the present state OF the continent
II likely that the monarchs will part with.
out having some conversation political affairs. By an
extraordinary concatenaon OF events. Austria, which
but two short years since considered to be the
agones Of dissolution, has become, 1t were, the
arbter Of Europe and her Emperor may be said hold
peace and the folds Of his toga The value placed
upon her cooperation by Louis Napoleon evident from
the fat hi having twice modified his propositions in
the Pol sh question n Difference to her wishes and he
dy pay any price her further assist
ance and separate rrevocaby from her quondam
allies.
The capture Of Puebs has revived the old project for
the establishment OF Mexican empire under the sceptre
of the Archduke Ferdinand Maxmian and 1t is limited
that. In the event Of the restoration Of Poland
the Of that kingdom might be conferred
the Emperor's younger and favorite bro
ther, Charles Louis, exviceroy OF the Tyrol,
very devout Catholic and would therefore be
tremely popular with his subjects On the other hand,
the Prussan and Russian dipomatss point out that by
contributing to the restoration OF Poland Austria would
certainly expose herself to the loss of Galicia and
prospectively that OF veneta while England, jealous
Of the Independence OF Turkey would allow her TO
Danuban prncipaities whereas, by joining Prussia and
Russia, she would either prevent which at any
rate must be ruinous TO her finances without ordng her
any real advantages in return; aud If hostilities
were unavoidable she would find the whole military
orce Of Germany ranged on her side and might be
abed only maintain the integrity of her pos
sessions but stand chance of reconquerng LON
hardy which Francis Joseph and his advisers have
ceased TO cast longing eye since the unfortunate
peace Of vilafranca. This may be all very we'll but
fancy that in Of the three Eastern potentaes
would discover that they had made their reckoning with
out Hungary In the Cabinet OF Vienna there three
parties de schenerberg inclines towards the West,
which he supported by Cardinal Rensselaer, who though
| not in the Cabinet, has more influence than any
/ of Its members; Count Rechberg has a sneaking
i Kindness for the derunct Holy Alliance and the
Minister Of Finance very naturally aavocates complete
and perfect neutrality II Is this difference OF opinion that
has produced the curious duaism visible In the political
inf rhO hAan
for the Poles In dispatches while at the
time she takes the strctest repressve against
them at home dsarms the insurgents VINO seek refuge
Austrian territory, and keeps the abes and most popu
| lar leader OF the insurrecton In durance vile
have 10 ABANDON ths aubops altitude md declare
openly for one side or the other. for no one can
hatter himsef that the "sx points which, after
such long deliberation. have finally been submitted to
the Cabinet OF st. Petersburg lead TO peaceful set
tement Of the Polish question What the Poles themselves
think Of these proposals may be from article In
the Dsiennk Posndnsi the organ arstocracy Of
the Grand Duchy OF osen and by far the most
the three Powers claim for Poland in virtue of the treaty
OF Vicnna-se government representative institutions,
guage the employment OF Polish uuctonar iesshe was
already possession Of before the ineurrccton which
has prevented from breaking out and from raging
with unabated violence for the last Ave months The
proposals. hersore may easily be accepted by Russia
they win assuredly be rejected by Poland. The only
further negotiaion which mus. necessarily result ID an
intervention and the restoration OF Poland In its
this point The Polish question be solved In no other
way but by the total separation q Poland from Russia
wsars not fighting for Administrative reforms but for
complete independence and be satisfied with nothing
less. While remain under the yoke we shall
stanty rise against IL, and convulse Europe with
our efforts 10 be free. IL concessions are made
or privileges granted 70 us, we shall employ
q tiona armyss organized the first shall make
OF IL will be TO drive the Muscoviee u the country
that the true state OF the case the Inevitable
qucnce OF any stulat which do guarantee the
tire nd matt Do
nationality are elements which no longer be united
Total separation q OF determination are the only
alternatives left Rcconc aon is out Of the question =
As for stice dtfcult W understand how Lord
Russell could imagine he doing the Poles q ssrvi ice
by proposing Under the present circumstances II
for, ~ all the towns ara in the hands d the
Russians, they would have camp out in the
woods, where they would suffer cold and hunger, and
being longer animated by the excitement OF battle
wfud melt away mperceptiby and disappear alto
gether. Enthusiasm only be kept up by continual
Il II Is once suffered to as. II Ia almost impossible
| vive It.
All kinds OF rumors extant about the Qecn OF Prus
ss visit 10 Queen Victoria respecting which there is
certainly good deal Of mysicrys II could not be that
the two royal ladies impatient each other
never any love lost between them and then her Brit
ish Majesty coming TO Germ,ny this summer. they
might easily have waited few weeks longer. According
to some the Queen OF Prussia afraid revolution and
intends purchasing estates in England refuge
for herself and family 10 OF acctents others ot
ewes OF the Queen of England the dangerous policy
her ministers, and 70 induce her to form alliance
yues,n Russia for the defence of legitimacy against
the revolutionary doctrines OF Napolconism. Again the