The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Our Berlin Correspond nee.

BERLIN Oct. 8, 1854.
Instructions TO the SuperJ Of immigration Ne
York-Lares 7ransoctions-TAe Franco .fialiaw Con-
y.ntion-Ip I,npor.e mce-CaJina Council at v,en~a--
". d. Lismark and the Aus,ian Aission-I'ropoi ed
Int, reo ofthe Car and e King of Prussia ,UM Lomif
Napcleon-The Danes Piucking up Courdoe.-Curisrs
State Of Afairs in Euopr, dc.
The Ger mao papers publish the Instructions issued 10
Washington tho Superintendent OF Immigration at Now
York for the protection OF European immigrants who
have been forced the military naval
or the United States 1t to be hoped these regulations
will prove eecual remedy for the abuses which
produced very unfavorabe impression public opinion
in Europe and have been severely animadvertsd upon
by the German press, which otherwise with the excep
ton thcK Zana and or two other revolutionary
pruts invariably itself well disposed towards
the federal government.
Notwithstanding tho tightness Of the money market
large transactions In American securities continue TO
take place In the Born Bourse BY all accoun s the
sums io,csted in them must bo very considerable.
The attention OF the political World Is still engrossed
by the Franco Italian U5pventon. Al FIRST its tendency
not Sufficiently appreciated and tho Italians them
selves seem have been doubtful in what they
TO tako II: but It's true meaning Is gradually be
cunning apparent and It begins be recognized
manifestation hardly inferior In importance to the
famous New Years spcach which resulted in Magenta
and solferipo. Upon Austria It has already had the
effect Of putting stop 10 the reductions in the army
which resolved upon for the purpose q aeviat
ipG the Epancal difcutes that fast driving the
empire to the verge OF osakrapcy pew corps aa,mss
Benedck, taush, by the experiences Of 1859,
has set on 90 tour around the ouadriatsral
whether tho mssy stores and provisions are really in
Of the orresses only in tho bills OF The
ing u Cabinet Council, at which the Emperor pre-.
sided, m proposed that Austria should take the
obviously determined attack her they found
Il The best way therefore. would DO 70
and before Austria had spent her last kreutzsr In arma
ments which she would DO unable 10 keep up when the
Cousderins an circur,saDces - by no means certain
that this not good advice for the longer Austria waits
Inc u" % % % snS hs ~
s@ssuming the initiative" By crossing the TiciDo
still fes 100 scutsy by the Cabine. OF Vienna for tnem
they still nstter themselves with hopes Prussian
assistance which they are Justly Of opinion wiz be more
ssvs than they become the agGressora 10 we'll known
the present King Of Prussia, Ike his late brother
looks upon inc great champion q legitimacy and
divine right that he with dncuity restrained BY
ina, he You'd nave done % alter all he had not been
anticipated by the ps.cs OF villafrsnca Since then his
o"ss IN sS.sws s.T and J.n he has exchanged visits
and uniforms with the Kaiser, and official pcans are
daily sung 10 tho concord inas resns .nsm ous
with France would stand good chance OF Prussian
aid s she did Ave years ago The reason that ~ that
psr,od ~ de BIsmark not Prime Minister, and now
he H. His "nbera predecessors were obliged To do as
the King liked but he makes the KING do ~ he likes
When the Marcchale dApcrc was asked by what magic
pow or she had acquired such unbupdcd influence over
Wary Of Medcs she replied, "By the magic power OF
strong mind over weak ono" The same answer might
be given BY Ismark and the success his ,olhy has
hunerto been so complete his victory over the arms
Denmark, the diplomacy OF England and thc opposon
fairly bew at his exploits ano propr,ionatey
grateful 10 the who asss,ed him In achieving them
aud In extricating him the sskwsrd position IN
which he was lett by his former advisers. .
Now Bismsks motto II "4uay,dr sst debnaorn.' :
lie would like serve her Prince Schwnrzot burg
threatened 10 servs prrssisarst humiaie, aud lhea