The New York herald., 1864-10-09

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seal upon the authoritative character OF this article by
transferring It bodily together with the accompanying
documents, 20 its official columns.
The Catholic and the hereto world, then, may now
rest assured that unless and entirely
unforeseen circumstances should arise 10 prevent IT, the
or the armed protecorate ~ Romo and the
entire withdrawal Of the French troops take pace
within the nexttw years. n is. however, by no means
SO certain as the sangupe ends OF Italian naooaity
at nrst hoped, that this will lead indirectly to the
absorption of the Roman territory the Italian king
dom much less making he Eternal City the capital OF
Italy Victor Emanuel agrees dot ooy TO refrain any
military vements IL that dir ctinn himself but pledges
his kingy honor rspress ATTEMPTS Of Garib ldi
and "pary Of se,i ~ 10 this direction The rsps
Will be permitted t. recruit force Of from ten 70 fifteen
PRINCIPALLY OF FrenOn and Austriass with these be
wall be sbe 70 protect himself and his throne fr inter-
nal armed opposition and thus broas h. NJ ss vi, DO,
face fac. With hts subjects, be Will undoubtedly sod
to his ictcrsst TO nciate and keep them quiss BY
somewhat sisckenng the risor o his rule and granting
ycms OF The necessary reforms HIS ebstnaey IN re-
fusng which, during the past sxtess years. have rem.
dered ueoesary, for the snsepance Of bis temporal
power and for his safety neen thousand French
| bayonents should be kept in Rome
Beside, whether not the proxlmats removal OF the
final or merely temporary CHANGE there is no doubt OF
the fact that among the more practical thinking people
kngdcu, Ia daily sing rather than gaining ground s
has been very ideaiistc movement from the beennng
Besides the notorious unneshulness of the locality IN
many respects far for the purposes OF
capital to Florence OF even Naples. Tho p'esenee ol
always Oe disagreeaSs to tho King Of Italy ana ftxp
ous But In their results important questions wou D
We are no. yet informed whether hie Holiness has
been consulted in this treaty whether he has been
thus abandoned BY his protector without his in any
manner, consenting 70 the abandonment.
Our Berlin Corrcspsndence.
BERLIN Sept IL, 1eo4.
state Of the Money Marke- Amercan Secarifie-PsisA
Refuaes-Meong Of Ge king Of Prussia awd tie E~.
press Of hs French-Hr Nysersus Marriages
i~ High Lae--The Heirss Of Brasil and Her Ssitor-
~ HnnIr IrnA
Prince Of O'd nbno and n, King Of GreeceAn Awsbos
sador Of Aar,aa,tidn J. in Berlin. de-, do.
From the conferences nothing The plenpoten.
tiaries meet three times . week. but they evi
deotly little progross the work Of paotlsatiDu.
The Dimes Determined uos to give way on the asaseA
question, which they regard NOT without feassn ss
life and death and perhaps they are encouraged
in their reasoning the the English press which
s furious against Prussia than although here
mot sghest weight 10 attached to lis distribes,
which oniy ridcuod harmless ebuliitions OF im
potent spite Much moro anxiety 10 expressed ct tho
state Of the English money market and tho influence il
exercises on the continental exchanges Tho Bank of
Prussia has already raised ts discount per cent
and although low rate In comparison to that OF
the Bank OF England, It higher than Il has been here
since the great crsis Of 1857.
American uuds have rising tho last few days.
in consequence OF the nomination OF General Mcclellan
and the fall Of gold Ia New York An I'm menso deal OF
business doing Ia shcm, and they have 10 great mes
superseded Austrian securities 10 the favor Of the
public what s called Gspeculative parer." II is
surprising how mauy private pcsons have been induced
70 invest their savings in them, attracted by the
interest. which, At the present quotations, amounts
10 something like por cont. To be sure. Prus
sian bonds only pay and hAf, and above rar
| Notwithstanding.
Tho King Of Prussia returned 70 Berlin Monday
evening. after calling at Schwalbach his way homo
and paying hts the Empress Eugspc whether
this Is intended 60 remove any unpeasanness that
might occasoncd by his declining Interview
With her lord sGd master. whether II vas mere act
OF gaautry the part tho King, who notwibsland
Ing his II, ght years, great admirer of tho fsr
sex, viii undertake 10 decide As for politics. Al
though Ia belle Eueepie s stranger TO them thoy
hardly have been discussed between the two. seeing
that the whole meeting only lasted hour. What Id
| have induced the Empress OF tho French to leave
Paris so suddenly, aud drop down all at
IN . little German Watering place, remsias
mystery; bu, Il Is generally believed hat
l. has sonnet hing do with match the
Roy Of Itaiy and the Princess Anna Murst which It
is stl doubtful whener Is Is broken OF or not letter
from Paris the 7h inst says"The departure OF the
Empress, az was Immediately presumed bus political
motive, and was improv,sod BY order u tho Emperor
bet their Msesties, bsdsme Eugene refusing
sst at any festivities that might be given IN honor cr
crown only hero cac but his return from Lon.
don he ~, 40 Of ciai visit 70 the rench Court and
Emperor intends the Of Victor Emanuel 60 have
spiend reception ss the husband Of Queen Isabella
90 avod tbs appearance Of favoriug SPAN Rt tue
Ion as he stayed 10 PARIS she should si~ays oe rds
posed ber conscience pot allowing her & tbs
4 of excommun Gated sovereign. In ccnse lneucs o.
this declaration the Emperor has requested seek
ieiiei from her ND dspost,n, or ~ dposition, ia the
baths Of Schwabpcn" But all this may be nothiug but
Scandal Tor merely hereto like the kiog o. Prussia
must TO worse than an exconmlncated Catholic; ana
the Empress hid no objection TO meet the former she
could sdly be scrupulous about receiving the after
! Another "marriage In high II O., which has excited
considerable interest," appears 70 havo become AS Prob
| iemstics as that q tho heir OF ltay 10 tue grand
daughter OF Joachim Murat Not long since It was
nouuced officially that the youngest broihe OF he
to T. pouss tie eldest daushsf q % fedro u wbo,
at the desire of her father will succeed the empire n
quoted arst instance OF tho traditional luck nat
has attended the house Of Hapsburg in It's matrimonial
alliances No~, h~ever u is connicbtly affirmed that
Prince Is OF Orleans Count q. Eu tho eldest OF
tho bake c Nemours Who hss ssrved hitherto as CAPTAIN
II the spaosh artillery, |" the hap = man who %
pire tor her doxry which ~ extent yields ooly
Il those o. Russia and China Accounts from vienna On
the other hand ht insist on the projected marriage be-
the ArcLduke Lous victor aud the I'm mperil rin
cess Isabella aud ssee that the Count Of Flu is TO wed
According third version the Count og Eu Is the
ceted suior OF the Princess Isabella. and his cousin,
OF Joipviis who formerly iantser in the army
OF the United states abd whose mother sister the
I'm error OF Brazil VIII receive the baud the rinrcss
Luposipe the ArCbduke OF Austria bel LETT out alto
| gether. 80 much Is peetve: that the twc Brazilian
prncesses the elder OF whom Is eighteen and the seooLd
ntesD o. be hurried on hAJd, md
that tne Count Of tu has embarked for Rio, and
short time therefore, must suffice 10 threw light
these matrimonial plans OF ihe Court " Brazil whioh
seem TO DO carried on With such unusual secresy
Taking OF royal mar, ag.s, which, ~ long
archice exist will always be Of political importance,
should be mentioned that the people Of Bavaria, tho
| majority OF whom are suict Catholics, were greatly
alarmed At tho report that tbeir young King Louis had
been betrothed 10 the oldest daughter OF Emperor
Kussa, ard would consequently have sctismato wife
aud after their fears hal been Alaye discovery
that the alleged fance wac not quite eleven years old
hcy n ed with renewed spprehensions By M.
egence that be vas gong 10 propose 90 the laughter
OF the King Of HaUoyer, ~to In q Protestant, asd,
prux dad hiu wit AMI hrtde