The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03

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Minister OF Foreign Affairs travels With the Emperor
Russian empire Prince Gortschakon and other distin
guished OF the Cabinet The Russian monarch
before he Kssiugeu, will have had interview
with the King OF Prussia and the Emperor OF Austria
after his return win meet the King OF Prussia accompa
nied again by M. Bsmark, at Carlsbad. According to
rumor the three soveregns had originally determine ed
To meet Kssingcn but this plan was abandoned n
tentions an interview which might also give nm bragg
The spsndor Of the priucey meeting AZ Kis.lnssn win
be heightened By the presence OF several Of the minor
German soveregns for instance, the Grand Duke OF
oldenburg to whom the Russian claims Holsein
been conceded just now, and who endeavors to make
the most Of them. Then there will be tho
Crown Prince OF wurtemburg, who is the senior Of
all the heirs presumpve his father is the eldest Of
ali the reguing princes then the Duke OF that happy
country where punishment has been introduced
b. the country Of the lashesn instead Of Mecfen
burg-then the Duke Ernest OF Coburg Goha the predes
tinated Emperor o. pnsn'esmagor,a "youog Germany
and the Duke Of SAKE Aenburg, OF whom neither good
nor evil may DO said.
of Austria aud the Car which presents high political
interest The personal acquaintance OF the two cmperors
the reason why Austria live in enmity with all her
neighbors Amongst other penalties which we have had
ISIS Sc,ween Vienna and 81 Petersburg was the nccess
ty OF being always armed at all points public opinion
was continually alarmed and We were always 10 danger Of
obliged TO pay dear for an alliance The result OF the
meeting at Kssinsen wl mot DC perhaps formal part
friendship Of the two empcrors, which is likely to be
conducive to the welfare Of both Austria and Russia
Last week the Viennese enjoyed interesting
sight Above four hundred Danes, prisoners OF war;
passed our city their way to salzburg, where they
will be detained during the war The corege was headed
nv s9mc policemen on horseback then followed couple
OF Austrian superior officers with the escort and after
,ns i ts" drummers. The prisoners looked very we'll
they are mostly stout fellows some even OF herculcan
with eo0mng aaxy na and reddish
Their Uniform OF dark blue color with red facings
they wore caps and their kaspsacxs were made Of
without that last named article and conveyed their
goods and chattes in primitive looking bundle Many
also had Invested themselves OF the soldiers garb aud
we're dressed in plain clothes. bvsander, native Of
the slovakey and prototype Of that numerous species
his neyhbors where these robbers had been taken he
having probably never heard word about the German.
concerping our home affairs need not expatatc.
Hungary continues to keep aoof from the rest OF the
monarchy ~ an nook s
Auc Chancellor Count Itchy, made speech. the con.
clusion Of which created considerable sensation IN hun
words:ssI think that every Hungarian, being well
wisher his country and DESTROYS OF maintaining the
ust OF opinion that Hungary ought to be
| represented in the Imperial Parliament"
Tho Journals call tho speech OF the Hungarian Chance
Tor an even, Of great political Importance. We give the
sneaker every possible credit good expressed
in his concluding sentence but we humbly ask by what
means is the known unwinguess Of Hungarans to send
Vienna to be overcomeg Leges pGi
aribrs sc,ptae says the Roman jurst anolice-Rieht
arc given TO choose exert them nation may
he to submit to civil and criminal legislation
hut nation be forced to avail Itself OF conssitu
ton conerrng certain political rights Inc ooahict WIZ
Hungary Il the great sore In the body poic OF Austria
and the question OF how might be cured must Away
be uppermost the minds Of our statesmen-a truly EN-
barrassing question. To employ measures OF coercion
"a sheer npossibty and so Is conciliation while tn
couc hir ges upon the acceptance the nacceptanc
OF the constitution or February. Meanwh bile Austria
| half para!ytic,
/ with this regard their currents turn awry
| And lose the name OF action.
patriotic gentleman, In letter TO the editor OF tn
Trieste Gazette has gvcu government good advice
Instead OF OF Indemnity for the costs Of the war
should claim the West Indian islands OF st. Til mas an
ST. Jcsn No doubt these possessions arc OF great value
but this precisely the why Denmark will decin
10 part With Thorn.
Abolish paper published at Leipsic, the Cjoxaa. IN
forms us that tho Polish members OF our ParliRmeo
have resolved their seats Ia the next session
Their reasons for doing that the acinn Dict be
not been called together 10 consequence o. wnicn 70
wants Of country could not be discussed and tina
moreover. the state OF siege and the rur guards nav
prevented every comrnuuoAtton Win the p0putatior
Lepsc at present the headquarters Of the rosa part
= The Mexican cdat Of arms which has been dssgne
and made here contains 10 the middle Shield held by
griffin 40 eagle blue ground, surrounded BY wtnt
Tho eagle pcrcheS on cactus growing out
rocks summit in the sea- The shield Is surmounte
by the imperial crown, beneath which there 10 the mott
or the highest Order OF the cmpire-Eq,tdad en-
bstaMs and ow sSSs a hhs coat % arms bears
| many man that has chance OF getting Austria
Order. But Orders. as the spirited Bavaran Prin
Minister. Mr.. Won der Pordten remarked on recent o.
cason, artake now OF the nature OF pour bare az
this may be consolation for the decorated part
mankind, which seems to be rapidly dwindIug in
minority. IS