The New York herald., 1864-09-25

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Baaau, Sept. =, 1894
Am~sess Rs~vsinS LSmts n Germany Unfssssa's
AHfsns Gsss fyoa VSssna-nS Dssss RsSss <SStA~
Cs~oessss~s-1Aas Welcome y tAs Fvssos of Wolss-
1syineaial Al.iAnce sesA RsGsss-Alar~iss Sdss Of
q k~ehsA kswsy Hs~ks-AewsAenste~s Of . Obss
Mecsoi CYtsss-Reyvn Of a. Interview Bei'se~ sAs
KsAo q P,xsas ard LosS fSpotsos' CO~s'oa'efes-
Sossi Dssl 1e., ID
The ssm, cGb0Al Nerd DescAs kefsHs cantons Gsrman
suigrapss against agents Who oer them free pas
cage 20 America whore, arriving, they md they arc
considered a. forced 70 enter the army The
Prassan Minister IN Washington Barren Gero bas been
distracted 70 remoss,rase with The United States govern
neSs pracsces and to procure The discharge Of
such persons obliged enlist Against their
will.
me Boures has been uppeAsantiy affected by article
IN the Kres Ziefurg stating that ahe negotiations al
Vienna are NOT going we that the Dsres were more
obstinate than was expected, and that Is Vas by no
means Improbable the Conference might break up with
having accomplished its Task The greas stumbling
block appears be tho claims made py the Scbleswg-
Hos,eusrs upon the Danish treasury, which they want
70 against their share Of the national debt 'mpeeed
upon them by the prelimnaries OF peace, ana which
euma absolutely refuses 70 acknowledge She says iht
alter submitting the harss terms e1scted by the allies
no further CONCESSIONS reasonable be demanded Of
ber this, II she che viii no, be ruiucd with
90, ssrugg and rather agree euch sacrifices she
will try the Of more, and see whether
iarope viii continue passive spectator Of tue oppfss
eiop snaii but unodending state by us ppner ~
nerhbcrs sope people nnnglne inat ; despatch ad
by Lord Russell 10 the British Ambassador CT
Berlin, which he stignatizes tbs separation OF the
or Danish distrcls Scnieews from The king
violation OF the principle Of nationality that was
by The Germans in just rcaton q be war; may
have encouraged the Danes 10 make anoLhef stand o
Sbe value Of Russea desp2cles Is too veil known
rias From the tone Of the Copenhagen press 100 u Is
evident ibs. the fcenE towards EnslGrd is as un.
friendly a. possloie spessins Y sne sMs & y. n sno
gsed he Is no: ashamed 20 show hiEnseh IN
country that has been 80 Sasey deserted by his govern
eH, and that though the rights c hospitality would DC
ected his reception would mark the opinion enter
tanned by The Danish naten Of the conduct OF their
risish Is Likely that they lock forward
20 favorable 10 their affairs from the matrinonai
alliance ths aeou, 70 be contracted between the royal
family thai of Russia tor IL the hand cf hs oeauii-
fu Princess sgmar, which has been sought IN vain By
Crown Prince OF Italy shoaid be bestowed upon the
son the C2ar ,hey may we'll expect tie latter to
se his good Offices with Prussia obtain accepts
be 10. tho father IL law his her In this how
ever xc IN their previous hopes poor Danes may DO
doomed 10 disappointment: for nothing would excite
greater disgust in Germany than the idea tnA what asa
considered her Just demands nave been apana0asa @ or
Pesian Minister is he w hardly risk tbs storm OF in
dsna,,cn that such snspcon wosld not sah % drsw
Ano,Ser and psrAaps more serious OF alarm IN
circles the accounts from England. where
sppurnAl and every thing portends crisis Consos the
srea, Q: EsrcpesI nsnce have now gone down
the Cnean war and tho Indian nIiiny, and much lower
onFtpg tile Italian campaign; nor 90 they show any
s,ans o rayaX The hSttIous impulse given 70 British
& sd- spce ,bs comencsment OF troubles
led uAtsra result, and Tie 6cusive prosperity
oecs.hsa ~ r. s ~
Tne high oI Interest that now cbsa'nE 10 iDsland
beginning 70 react upon tho continent 10 hamburg vs
Esilin yc untouched tho unusual ghtness IN none
ry snsrs presases tho advent OF difficult times u1deT
tns Circumstances Il Is q nI or npoI lance snsa ever
that the peace Europe should be mArtaaad and tbs
announcement of An interview between the king cf |
Prussia and the Emperor OK tbs Frsnch war therefore re-
Ceived with the utmost sat,sfacon ard served In eons
degree The effect o. ,ae Saiortcnas inei
gence from vionna.
n wsa ss,d tLst lbe invitation prO6eeael srom the
Hns and intended 10 remove tns nnessiness th2t
might have beer excited the breast VI Loas Napoleon
by the atseunons Is Assingen and Vienna 7hers ~
however tho sabtsst truth IN this report which IS
sacety re!aed by the lael that ihs king returns 20
Berlin next Sunday be present - the annual ma
Iuuyres Scr d9es there seem 30 ne any more |
!oun iation ol the o. resipg bttwesn haroeon
aud the Pa poor Rasss, although nov that order
rs at warsaw there no further ground sor Ito
be lhe u the hast and the West
vh.ol xss prodcced by the uncecnonions injustice Of
iroered mediation c Trance IN NsDsI oi tns ipsuT
.en- ami they NAV rene4s the friendly shst
was interrupted oy the uEiowaro events IN Pnisn4 Il
well known that iae iS9orite IDEA oOts .! Ie SA-
and rrnce torscnsSsn 2 'ripe alliance. not oi
Russia Prussia and Ausiris but 81 Russia Prrsss aod
rance; bit Lhis subject tie kbe tot of its snEDe
lrnd his tsiussr and. rot" ahstsAdus The almost
il is aauttol whe'ner he could prevail SpaD him 80
sSree 10 suNA o combnitca
The death tue famous socialist lassie, ~bh was
IL Ally wo1ndcG rear Geneva on the .s a at,
las Great eule ssusstip here where lie had many
Lsps was native q nreslaa hsa situated AZ ne lnl.
sty VI ieis, md tssed part ~ iae reNoatoafy
events OF less lone years aEo he eoAueased ~ asi
eAt ens sscsiSt plbgpits, "bsh e!V0slt . 70
cen sitn cbue. Leiitzei sna tue osna ieadeisof
La oe,ouori cal school, apd gave Ire 10 disputes,
\. VIII great dcf n1nJ OD beth soes
Ney eNeGut5lc Character. aLd notwt1stanolng
IrsstDg,sl ius liused agai,st bin, by The irussisa
IN hIcn lie N"s c1LHenhra 10 oar hnhsb-
tm risonnient, ne .ctca by many o beiDg
secrel tool VI tne resctooss is nd e.ys -Atfessed
cSpSccous Objection TO onelpg, sod n one occ2sion
ad even submitted erSoua! rea; rather tnan Recet
cha eu,e tgs Instance i soenas, ihc,e was
arv IN tne cse Mad, invsviio DonrifeEs wa9 vas en-
gstcd 10 Rgkov ~, WhaGe ,ather Is well kUosa
sl srisn dioms,st ara iayorae Of the iaic slns),
AID passion got better oi Philosophy. his utgpnsi
we of tue uuIas OF tsso~iiz; ,ne seconds
Coiouel kett1~, icrmefiy sn oicef under osfl-
rsdi, AID tie celcbrsLed hungarian General kapks,
Tue duststs tael IA Venice about three
rsles from Geneva fsscwitl had 'ae nrss sb 5, end
lAssat received 4 abb meu he raised h,s
p,sIol st gys Lusts NE. and ie the ol
h. ,euo4G H0 Lal lin conveyed - Geneva Nuete tDs
u phs caLs were - atondsn-e but be sAy rid t"o
DAYS i4ltr after tie scute sureTpg Whcn he bore
III sGuicAi is reinaiDs VIII lie brought 10
Berlin, where ihly WIN be pu0cy b0LoIea Win lfa4d
lu4tIaI Al. . m vlrsd attainment, Cias@t-
cree. fcpoar profound netayhy .elan ead larst,
his uLtie late 9at o1is 'hnty eight ye.Te u
age = rsgIsisd esta by BIS vnen.ss
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