The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

s,,,sert and tangible guarautece tor the rNs OF sno
d.s,s AVE become ,sdspensabs the sssss so on THO
Of var he taken 10 consideration oy toe Ea
a,u Powers any further progress Of tse Ausro Prus-
sap are may be achieved pending The confsrses
u exercise is dus weight me Anal decisions u the
conference
Prussian chsoers Of tho engineer corps ousied
themselves last week wtsb trsgosomesricsl measure
p,ests 10 and about Rendsbure, from which some far
sighted politicians ooaclade that Rendsourg sna he do
clared a fortress That the German Confetera.
ton cootradistnccn TO ITS two principal members
and Prnss!ahas been invited TO empower repre-
scGtalives al the conference, quito novelty and
KIDD OF concession " the excited popular mind IN Ger
many OF The overnow,rg enthusiasm and the morbid
excitement prevalent this topic OF tho duches IN
Germany proper II is difficult 10 form any AIDE
quate idea Tho political regeneration OF their
own country being rather a difficult undertaking,
and home politics q delicate theme. many German
patriots sought and found vent for their accommodating
feelings 10 the Scheswg Hostein question. There were
particularly three classes OF men-ths Turner'S ana The
SINGING and saarpshoo,pg soc,eies-who kept
up the cry against Denmark. Tbsir rhetorical
siaughs. however, led any practical resnltsa
tact which our leading statesman Minister Schmerlng
freely commented upon in one Of his last public speeches
He said the people we're not prepared 70 take up arms
behalf Of the duches would have been better never
to talk about ii. Manful words, which the numerous
member II Is they who raised the storm orr brave
soldiers have 70 conjure. 80 ~
May tie conference bring ms the blessings OF peace
With Italy eager Austrian war. know Il 70 be
interest 10 get and 70 preserve oog continued peace
Every sensible in Austria, whether German or not
DESTROYS OF peace all the vital interests ri the conn
try less injured by the continuance OF
Trade 10 paraiyzed mercantile enbarrassments have
reached their hoght. Many new COMPANIES have been
started Of late at VIENNA such as the Anglo Austrian
Bank and the Mortgage Societythe latter being crea
ton and secret branch establishment OF the Partisan
Grsd, tOf tpA 1rpn nac
wise been revived the English capitalists have sent their
agent u Vienna 10 recruit directors and wealthy share
ders. But while the dismal volcano OF seehiDg nation
al rivares is Erumbng and the Of an ernp
ton trade cannot flourish business be peither large
nor profitable, and the facilities for obtainng discount
and advances are OF little or no avail Our retail dealers
and shopkeepers have Of late hit upon nav scheme to
ease their gutied stores they open shops where every
article Is sold at the uniform price OF ten or twenty
kreutzers This novelty has succeeded in attract
ing crowds Of customers The walls Of our streets are
covered with advertisements OF forced sales selling out,
called here) beng many signals OF distress o.
our dcsparing tradespeople.
While Garipald enthusiastically received by the In
babtants OF champion. Kossuth is doubt, mourn
ing his last failure As far as Hungary is
concerned, the revolutionary party has made false
start, the only effect being TO bring number OF blind
p,riisans behind bolted and locked doors. II Kossuih,
ike his colleague Mazzip in the habit Of going per
soUally the ground OF his contemplated exploits,
he would easily have convinced himself OF the utter bope
lessness Of his aspirations Hungary is more tranquil
The people for moment; but nothing viii awake them
from their present state OF istessness. The advcrsarics
Austria who are always fondy reckoning on her per
plcxes and internal disorders, must make themselves
familiar with The thought that the Hungarian difficulty
will ere long, dwindle down 70 the dimensions Of an In
door quarrel like the .sCcch" difficulty, which never
attaipe the importance Of European question though
perhaps quite much entitled TO II. Kossuth s
petely forgotten 10 Hungary except by those who en-
terrain the bitter remembrance that is be who caused
the ruin OF the old Hungarian constitution.
With regard 10 Garib.ldi the case is indeed different.
The Venetans have than fancies TO rely upon the
Italian dream has been realized, though perhaps in
questionable shape. Italy, well aware here, Is
,ra every child in Austria thinks and every man is
deeply onvinced that without French aid the Italians
will never be able TO effect their purpose II We were
attacked from that quarter without having half million
y French bavonets 10 encounter. should be
Dyed II would take US only few days 10 regain LON
pariy
Considerable seneaiion has been created by the Judi
cia proceedings against an Annericau-Edwin Bernard
who was sentenced last week BY our Criminal Court to
three years Imprisonment and perpetual Punishment
from the country The prisoner, who moved in the high
walks Of society had uttered forged checks and hills
OF exchange, and several banking frms-among them
the British Consul at Vennshsve been swindled out OF
considerable sums 81 money. Bernard passed himself
the Secretary OF the American Embassy at Paris. Mr.
Pennington, appears that the latter gentleman had de-
esu captain WSou, rpowlux exactly wSsSer
Pernard belonged TO the American army. The pass.
port must have proved in the hands OF the forger
useful document. Bernard arrested at 1schl the
most fashionable summer residence and watering place in
Austria where he was paying his addresses TO young
lady, 10 whom he hid made valuable gifts On the
'nent Of Europe passport pretty generally looked np
TO with generation. II it sacred thing II ought
be delivered with the greatest precautions even by
those Powers who take passport for what il really sa
the respectable and honest traveller
and an excellent pdsse poroM for the criminals and the
While write these lines the whole city OF Vienna is 10
the funeral OF the Archduchcss Hdegarde n
being celebrated The deceased princess sister the
iing Of Bavaria, who died only few weeks ago, and
married TO The Archduke Abrecht OF the celebrated
Archduke Charles The princess loved and esteemed
by every who knew her, possessing she did 10 the
highest degree that quality which Of all others Us most
appreciated by the world-viz goo1 nature. The Wen
nese general no eycophants sincerely for her.
The French I'm Mexico.
WILL EUROPE ARREST THE PROGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES,