The New York herald., 1864-09-11

OF u1 Schleswig Holsein question, nothing OF Interest,"
1oosred in Europe, not pawa on what may 90 Calico
s AGAIN being called 10 Mexico. which extoed ~ the
promised land Of Austrian industry aud commerce
ana Mexico by which we are put The footing as
the most favored nations In order 20 encourage the ex
been formed here with the tilis Of ecbsuts Union "
Tao Mexican Consul General, Mr.. Heszsld assures tno
com.n.'ee q the said union that Austrian merchants
:sc,:on which was wanting everywhere else 20
yona the seas. Cargoes for tho voyage homeward
from Mexico were always TO DO lad a the shape Of Anne
rican cotton, campacbey wood &C. Gesdes these advan
tages are TO have regular transatlantic steam
navigation. Several Of nobemen ntscd TO form an
association for the purpose OF establishing ne Of half
monthly steamers TO convey goods and from
OF America their whole extent, from north - outn,
including the West Indian and hoxcan gus In tao oc.
ginning. the company's steamers will be desp.trhod
from Trieste alternately 10 ST. Domingo. Havana
yora Cruz and Tampico, and Csdis, Madeira, Per.
naubaco. Bahia and RIO Janero. The govern;
twelve millions forms subscribed. Our cnnmcers
OF cor,erce ball the new undertaking with rapturcds
country. Our manufacturers, however, havo probably
not yet forgotten tbe heavy losos they snsined lew
known drms in Bahia, Rio Janeiro, Havana and sone
places In Central America and tho company s not pre-
pared 20 give them some surety being snea.ea
Of export trade The social and political stao Of some
OF the republics in Central America bears strong rese
bauce to that or Mexico, tt bss been until recent
times Revolution, fermentation and DISORDER bave beon
perm there The most natural course would have
been to ret4re these countries TO health and lie by IN
fusing intS then Anglo German eemonts OF civilization
viz: by annexng tham TO North America. But 10 an
csdeUant United sates could not FOR momen. avail
themselves Of the opportunity thus ofe ed. What may
n sD the a Ss Brought to
VIENNA, August %, 1884.
The Aastro. Mexican Legion.
The commander OF the Mexican auxiliary corps Major
General Count Thun left yesterday evening
with his aids decamp for Labach, whcro the organza
tion Of the corps will be completed Thero are already
two thousand four hundred assembled al Labach;
and the enlistment here takes place only twice week.
there only for three thousand In the bar
racks at Laibach Numerous English officers have
Vienna Of ate with the intention OF enstug in the
Mexican corps. ALL however, met with REFUSAL I. being
fixed ruo for the whole force to consist only Of Ausrans
foreigners belonging TO the Austrian army Two Of the
lnes, aud largest English transport ships TO convey
the troops Vera Cruz tho Of the Austrian
Lloyds being weak that would take thom CITY days
to TO Vera Cruz, and small that they could convey
only three hundred men, while the English boats have
The frat little transport about City men, destined
e1uip the two Mexican regiments OF horse, will leave
Trieste in tho beginning Of next September, calling at
Plans OF tho European nDcspofs-Curlous
POLITICAL Disclosures from Germany.
The following curious statement has been put In circu
laton by provincial cotemporary:-
ss.e.s ron M pers.ns ~ vouns snd 6erD pos
have been placed In hands. They profess 70 reveal
the exstenoe Of one Of the most extraordinary political
schemes Of modern times. II 10 nothing lees tnan the
immediate realization Of the grcat dream Of Teutonic
practical unity Of Germany The scheme
Of whom Motley. our Envoy IN Austria wS5 has known
him many years, declares thai no characterized By
absoutism and determined oostinacy executing his
projects This scheme involves consequences Of tho
out from the map Central Europe four Kingdoms and
q number Of mnorPewess The chief features Of this
astounding arrsngemen as they have bsen
l. The King OF Prussia 70 the title or Emperor
Of North SSrm1ny and tho Emperor o. Austria is to
North Germany s 70 comprise all Of Protestant Ger.
many including. IN addition 70 ,be present territory Of
Prussia, the Kingdoms OF Saxony and Hanover, the
duchies OF scheswg, Holsten Meckenburg. Olcenburg.
Brnnssics. Nassau CooIrg and SAKE wemer and
embrace all OF calhoso Germany, including besides
Ausria proper and Bobomia the KINGDOMS of Bavaria
Darmstadt
The two Emperors viii reside 'sr portion Of the
year at Frankfort, and have united Cabinet; while
single Parliament, representing all Germany, will
Bile 10 the same city Tho Emperors will retain their
special capitals, rsle7sen they styled which
will be now, Vienna aud Berlin.
T. Whenever the direct malo Issue OF one OF the EN-
percrs shall become extisct the head or the other i'm
periaI house shall be solo Emperor OF Germany.
he sent OF France 10 this plan has been obtained
by the promise cession OF the territory Gallo
side Of the Rhue that OF Italy by the promised cesson Of
Veneta and that Of Russa by tho trapscr to her Of
large portions Of the Polish provinces Of Austria and
Prussia
The existence OF such scheme explains many recent
mysteries o. German politics. explains the bitter tend
between the lesser Powers o Germany and the
monarchies of Austria aud Prussia, and the treat
experienced at the hands OF Bsmark and Rechbsrg
the Ausrian Premier, by the Prince Of Augusteobnrg,
tho legitimate heir to the duches OF schleswig aud
Holstein II explains the indifference manifested
of late BY the liberals OF Prussia, who are also
ardent advocates OF German unity, the uncon.
sttuonal OF Bismark. explains the attitude
the London Conference by France and Russia
II cxplatss, nnaIy the meeting Of the three eastern
sovegus n German bathing place. the frequent inter
vows between Napoleon the Third aud the representa-
tves OF Austria aud Prussia at Paris and the Journey OF
the Italian Minister OF War; henaorea to the French
Court needless TO expaiaie on tho results likely to
from the execution OF such project. The new
power created by II would form such al empire as
EUROPE has since the days OF Charles the Fifth.
Since writing the above nd in the European press
remarkable confirmation OF tho assertions made in the
private spondence 10 which we have alnded. The
PARIS correspondent OF the London Globe Journal poti
cay we'll Informed gives OF article
man politics published IN In Frarce, French semi ON.
ciai newspaper He says
BIsmsrh and The National seerei league for
ssa a dc er no 1
10 ssyons he Rune ~ he minor
% nns
ss :S ss S s sSs
mArks Efforts ~ preliminary 70 their ultmste triumph;
.si. 10 ass:saass ssS"s o. 1S au'
The National veren, mentioned In this paragraph Is
and de,e.s sSs unity q ,as s''p ass,so NUMBER.
among Ia members all the leading liberals of the
country and s hitherto has bees marked sy the
utmost wisdom and shrewdncss.
Religious Madness In Germany.
In the little town OF Bann, in Pomerans, haIr dozen
people have been seized with religious madness, in
consequence OF the preaching of fanatic Protestant
clergy OF the place The following sober
yaruhed statement % The event which occurred on tbs
26th July A. d. 1904