The New York herald., 1864-08-28

bave had more eni-p, terms granted 'hea' than shey
bzs reason 20 srtCips 2, led - tie were oy All
ite world and even thei iri.ls, lhe safisa, who
had mate such loud del as,rstoss ~ ths's fesor Ap
D arepty the German Powers wanted 70 shaw euinIk
th., she tsusi 10 their seneTosny 10 IN TO
empty professions Of svm. stny which we're never FOL
~ed up oy 0eeis; sud rs not improbable thai sf'er
the nst feeling Of sorrre has subsde the relations
between Der and Germany win be more am'cahie
than tnsy have been for mny years past,
espec}iy Rrn4h luence 10 Copeunaeen n ON pe's
ly extnct and has succeeded hy bitter hatred and
coptemp, ,or q nation whose bold words iie ~
harmony VITA its ftIi hearted policy ~ some inl Ve
pe.s,c war should hresR OF, between England ana Ger
macy the raDes may be fund 6gntnr sde ~ soe WIN
their former enemies, md nu,us vah German hee' W
ehut on, Eng and from the Rsltic.
Now that the drcnes ~rosted from denmark, mo
gues ion ihe 10 he dis sed u becomes moro
urs0n, than ever. Nho s "a Sehleswig aud iiSi.
seiu'he Prnce of Au nssnburs or The Grand puse OF
uldenhursf The former - supported ~ Az tro m.nur
States Of Germany and by tho voice OF tho pcopsc;
hDt he Is utterly escbeved by Pruss.o, or rather by
the enda arty thai lords it 10 tnis cnatry. His
eecti0n would involve tfnmuh OF popular principles
sa Acknowledgement ibst the surapes of the population
10 the choico of tn.is rn,ersnt This
Is cei ainiy not what the Berlin camarias have been
ploi ior The legal claims al tha n.ke ~ Olde burg,
the oo rary are as slender ss his od nuon the aec
tons OF t0e pore ana Is just for this reason that ne
IS ps'rouzad oy the Prussan government. VINO, besides
the sais act u acting In defiance Of popular opinion,
prince whom they have raed to throe In spite Of al
op Oh tlan IN one who looks upon u as MS
GTtnri hi. No doubt Prussia wou,d IKE " best
10 Keep the object 10 ds,u's for herse'i, IKE The
lawyer IN tho fable bit the obstacles 10 the accomplish
l'snt OF such pan are so toTmdao's that evsn me
daring OF bismark can hardly hopo ,apt ihcm
Austria clearly dissatisfied with tho subordinate part IN
which she has been condemned during tho Danish war.
would combine with the res Germany TO prevent the
aggrendi2ement of her great rival. Louis Napoleon,
NOW outstanding the acihc phase he has catered into,
be less than mortal not o. take advantage
o %
ind nerseii European coalition tbreaeBi0g
that which Frederick tho Great bad TO contend WITH
ana which II required the genius Of a Frederick 10 re
sist sa
II, thereo ore, Bismark has dreemt OF snnexpe
schieswig Aosfein be has probably given up the idea
which he sensible enou, never TO mention 10
any olfcal document, although the Ministerial journals
oid noI iate tho prudence Of their teriaud seriously
eompromised him by their unguarded expressicns But
there slip Of territory The cQuistion or which not
attended with go much difficulty, and which. nothing
bete, should offer will It best be sop the ambition
that The Prusesn nrtion auite tto
government This is The doohy OF Lauen burg, 10 which
neher OF the iumes Who lay claim " he succession In
Schieswig Holstein has right 1t proves quite scpa
rate province and bas no connection with those duches
exec In having been, like them, under Danish rule FOR
the last half century. lts history specimen Of The
cpoppings and changrgs that mark the annals
OF German States 1t was originally an
prncipaty and afterwards Incorporated IN the do
mnioDs ol the Eector OF Hanover by whom was ccded
70 Prussia for East Friesand aud then exchanged by
frussis for Swedish Pomefania which bad been made
over to Denmark by Sweden partial indematy for
Norway II derives ils name from the Iauenburs. or
Duke o. Saxouy the contemporary and brother ,u-aw n
Richard Cur de Lion n about half the size OF Rhode
sand souls. whether the inha6snts viii greatly admire
the transition from constitutional liberty In Deomark
course ssx w no ). snS
be 100 much accustomed TO be transferred
IKE flock Of sheep from pwrer 70 another for them
princes indeed, Grand Duke Of Sake weimar the
Duke Of GinpenRen and the Duke OF Anha!t, who are
materially descended from the old Duke Of Iauepburg
m 10 nav ~
were Sci aside by the rrSty VIENNA which they
insist have bean revived By the abrogat;on OF that treaty
IheH pretensons. however, would hardly stand ~ the
way Of Prussan annexation especially Prussia takes
LAuenburg as q setof against the expenses, since
reasonable compensation for her trouble though they
would eoereeticay resist any attempt 10 Schies
just al present there great aectatton OF cordAy
in Inc relations between Austria and Prussia The ilUg,
who s taking the waters al 6atien, will cali al Vienna
on his way home, ana tbe Emperor Frsncis Joseph wl
return the compmcrt by paying visi, TO Berlin next
month The reception Of A. dc Bsmaik the imperial
court said 70 have osen highly fatering aud hs ON
cal prints OF both countries vie With each other 10
prossions Of friendship BY. very clear
that he mutual antagouisi ol the two Powers is only
latent, and win rise in u force whsnever opposition
OF Prussia 10 The national wishes reference Shies
wig hoisten succession shall induce Austria to make po
iticai ~ esossng the popular side Of the aues
tioB. Now the Danish Is over The Germans
have plenty oi time TO quarrel among themselves and
TIE &iair o. hendsDurs shows that they are quite In
cined 20 do 30 The scnryy treatment of the FEDERAL
troops continues to excite the gimosi iudnation among
10 inem they wiz be TOO happy to rally round her
standard and 10 Assist her in restoring the equilibrium
which has been considerably derangcd by tho additional
weight thrown into the scale by Prussia
Germany has los, ore OF her ao.cSl nnancics In the
person n David Hanseman, President ol the Serin Dis
count society, Who dIcd The s,h inst.
oil peurlsy which he contracted by catching cold In
bathing. He was Bsiive Of Hamburg, apd was ior
many years as The head or mercantile house n,
AK. Chapele, where no MAS elected Prssdeas II the
Chamber Of Commerce. lie frsl distinguished himself
as liberal politician al tie Prlsslan Diet or isf7 ard
NJ &
Finance, from which ofce be retired, In order 10
acoep. the psl Q. Governor Of toe State nk Prussia
fter being dismissed By The rsac;onaTy admin
Of Aonieune he founded, 1851 the discount Society,
shch, under his auspices, has become ~ the most
nourshng establishments o ts kind ard in which posi-
tion he realized large fortune Il h.1semsB, who mad
lately comileed his seventy fourth year the author
Of ssvers works on monetary grestops, wnuh displayed
an intimate knowledge of the subjects treated iheFen,
though the opiniops advanced by bin did rot always
meet with the appreciation Of political economists. his
funeral took place on Mcndny evening atten dsd
by imnoense cortegs, tbcuong two Ministers. Van
40. heydt sad beruqsn ne municipal authorities and al
tie hot1 fncfce OF Berlin.