The New York herald., 1863-07-24

ditio1. and spark may suthee produce Tremendous
explosion We have but 10 cast glance foi,aa So
what important results will sometimes from
heeinnlnss how little flame uaxy sradusy expand
into an overnowsrne coniagrstion.
The Fourth q July was celebrated. ss usual by the
Americans resident al Berlin, although their has
diminished very pefcepibly IN oomparlson with former
tiines- The COMPANY that Ds< at the Hotel de 50
ietersborg was composed a not above twenty i've
ladies and gentlemen (the sterner greatly
predominating), and ths recollection of happier days
Non maggior dotoro
Che ricorcae dele ore fciici
keIla mieeria-- A
seemed 10 impart somewhat Of an eegsc turn "a the
speeches delivered the OCCASION Dorw outstanding tho
confidence still expressed in the maintenance res
toraton OF the Union. Mr. Judd proposed The day we
celebrate, prefacing his toast with few remarks IN
which he stated hs thai the All Seeing Power
had not decrced the overthrow q tho most be-
nehcent government that had.eyer existed on earth
ciples OF rational liberty The triumph of right
might be deferred, but II was sure 70 prevail in the
whom he eucgzed in a most eloquent strain, closing
with the hope that he would be elected by the unan
term Of Office Mr. Kreisman said that thsre never was
government under which mon lived 30 free and happy s
that Of the United States 1t gave an asylum TO the
oppressed from all parts OF tho world and 1t for
that reason that everywhere the oppressed sym
athzed with its trials and prayed for its success,
while the opprcssors exulted In the prospect Of its
discontinue. Adverting the war he remarked that
America had 70 be proud OF both parties K the
South has produced and Jackson they Ameri
cans too; and II we whipped we are whipped by
Americana The longer the struggle lasts. the more ssc
rifcee y entails on us the more complete win he the
vindcon Of the doctrines announced In the Declaration
of Independence: the blot our escutchoon will
be erased and the GOse OF Liberty proclaimed for all
men. Professor Ncumann, OF Munich. distinguished
German savant-wbo is occupied with History OF
the United State5, from the ret colonization to ube
present time-rnade speech in hh language,
which was listened 10 with great ateufon and deserves
notice containing the views OF au impartial observer
on the crisis which the country " now going through,
and the character Of which, he said has been most dis
gracefully misrepresened by the European press and
above ali by that vile print, the London TINES 10 the
opinion OF Professor Neumann, Notwithstanding the
defective military system and the misconduct treachery
OF of the generals the instances OF
government the Tree states have never shown more
moral grandeur than during the last two years, and re-
publican institutions have never come out With 20
much spcndor, incence and power What monarchy
would have been able to raise million volunteers,
and TO furnish the thousand millions OF dollars necessary
FOR carrying 90 the What monarchy would have
been able construct the ships required bl ckade
three thosand i've hundred and forty miles in
extent and a, the same time TO t out powerful fleets 70
maanessp Such phenomenon jusiifes the remark Of
ThomasJeerson in his inaugural address OF the attn OF
March. 1S01-that the republican form OF government,
instead Of being weak is In reality the strongest in the
world being the only IN which every citizen would
arm in its defence and consider It's destruction personal
injury" H.
NJ. Neumann is persuaded, like most European politi
ciars that the Mexican expedition was only undertaken
Ivy Louis Napoleon to the for an intervention
in North America. and that the fall Of Pueba has re
moved the chief obstacle 10 the execution Of his plans
The Paris correspondent of the semi-oifciai Nord
De,sche Zitan0 airms positively that the French km
peror has decided upon recognizing the rebels, and
hints that he has already 10 understanding with
the British Cabinet at least with Lord Palmerston.
The disclosures OF Mr. Roebuck certainly highly sig
nGcant: ard when II In recolected that the honorable
member for Sheffield at time devotedF attached
old PAM and brought in the famous motion in the Pa
cac business which neurazsd the vote OF the House OF
Lords against him. may perhaps, not be mistaken in
supposng that he knows Of the real Intentions OF
his cxparon than the Assyran gravedgger than John
Russell himself great deal will unquestionabiy de-
pend upon the contents the next American packet II
il brings us intelligence that lee has defeated Hooker
and taken WASHINGTON Baltimore, the recognition OF
the Southern republic by the allied consprators win
be long in following.