The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

lnsse Ssy ior treias m ran Two tho treub 90
and perpax tea Of Dame ALBION ~no% assy tans
..sa IN .n n.ltisg smock frock aud rsrty" Ssl
met, and bearing three nsred se spear for trident
have furns cxh ,nstss subject fer tie ccae,
thourh and ercess penons OF ths Freoen Carl
catur,sts Scarcely rumber al the Eharir0rs appee
out persist calling the Chasrors nhosraphs GOOD
cuts) OF this unattract,ve iemae deh reduce TO AL
sorts Of Illuminating straits pawning her eaA,en tam
irg her linn, sprawlng on the gro md and Obliged 10
allow french soldier 20 pick her up, and the ike
large are recently occurred IN petroleum
Seues nestrs containing instructions 10 buyers and sell
ers of this inam sble article tor the prevention OF ac
odeuts In its use The French generally to regard
this article something but little less dangerous Than
gunpowder, though they conquer their timidy ana
aversion 70 bad smells TO the extent OF using the OH 10
The Emperor is Still at vichy making himself popular
by his srrhiity Stewards the lower classes; ,., nc
gave a fee lasting two days, 10 the Noitigenrs
OF the Guard during which ne danced quad
rifle with young peasant gr,' MS us 0 ,ns
noor r,rl was so by the compliment that she
forgo. all her best steps though 1t Is dacu't 10 scare
French woman out OF her sat Possession
Several journals that semi official pamphlet
subject not stated preparing for publication and even
that the Emperor himself has suggested ts con-
tents The France takes upon itself to contradict this
French and PoDtihcal governments, which 10 be pro
ductive OF wonderful advantages TO both parties.
Penpoten.ary OF France 1t Bueuos Ayres, has arrived
70 Paris.
Our Berlin CorEespondcnce. -
BERLIN July ~, 1904.
No Rebel Officers Allowed in o. Pr.sdn Camp-A Q,id
pro Quo-The Negotiations at Vienns-Conditions Of
Pedce-The Schlessvo Hoseacrs Are to Pay the Pipr-
Election Of the Federal Troops from Rsndsbuyo-Es-
element in Ger1nany-Passtue Altitude Of Louis Ma
poteon-Bisnsark Democras in Dissu1e-TAs Spoils
If Al1s, dc.
Berlin paper had asserted few days back that two
officers Of the American rebel army joined the
headquarters OF Prince Frederick Charles Apensadc
by permission OF the King The Official Gazette denies
this statement in the categorical manner. "No
officers OF the army referred to-" it says, shave
made their appearance aRthe Prussan camp Had they
applied for permission il would have been
granted by his Majesty the Confederate States OF North
America not having boon recognized by Prussia
independent government" This reminds me OF an
amusing episode that occurred the resumption
Of hostlities between the Allies and Denmark. Just
that time iron plated steamer he Yeddo sailed from
Bordeaux, where she had been constructed by tho well
known navarengueer Armon, under circumstances Of corr
siderable mystery IL whispered that she had been
built and armed for account of the rebels and
was destined to take the place Of the Alabama preyDg
upon Northern The prosecessonist press
France and England chuckled amazingly the idea and
Rugged themselves with the pleasing expectation that the
Kearsaree would find her master, and be assigned
to the came bourne to which she had despatched
an tagonist. On arriving at Cuxhaven. however, the
Yeddo hosted Prussan coors and discovered
That the report Of her being intended for Southern p
vaeer had been spread desgnedy to throw the British
OF the scent and spare them the temptation
Of stopping her Sunsu, which they might have
unable to resist If they had known she destined
be employed against their protoges the Danes.
The negotiations at Vienna only just begun
and as the arnisce expires the 3lst there seems
hardly time enough left to come to agreement between
he conendng parties But the position OF the Danes il
,ery different 10 what the Lonoon Conference
When they ss buoyed up BY the hope that in the
Seventh hour England would redeem her promises and
i've effect TO the hecose utterances her press by
ng the ruchtaked OF Channel feet to their assistance
present they uudeceved in this respect John
eu has cayed in completely that all prospect OF his
,te, erence vanished, and Denmark will therefore
q moro sposed t. accept the offered her. which,
honeh suerc "ty onerous quite exorbitant
vas ercinaiiw nded. II is true that the duchos Of
eseswg Hosien an M are EN- 70 ,s 0e severed
rom - Danish monarc. y, when WI! mus Dc DE-
option or Juiisnd bu, 20 are !. IN having the
ar ex xe s,,ed lowers viii no. s "ontribu-
ans ia,. snses refunded and will cons or sne
cted nnor 20 Jutland as an equivalent for lesses
.s '"sa The expsde DI has be been Dus suS o
,sa tia. pay n 81 a ns S's ssd e
! .Io w, ducSiss with her troops and eohect ther
y s ,ssr ue'1 until she shall a.ys
o9s men pS'n made 70 bef Sly G 4 lease
emsnt cafren, IL the best Informed Giro Z ne
-.anly appears more equitable 70 exact les, anu ~
sir iiberatjon from the dcbes THAI = tne price "
-, nsnes nav for the beating the = maze The un-
Is which would afford Pruss naEe rece ro ro,
ping her army HOW ~ a the erod provinces
ls ssa p Sh such V az ~ eswi olssiaers win be
de Bsmark lie no. 1eIv ~ aav onv more regard to
oil mar nc soes 10 those Of bis own people and
saIernes entaa cd upon themselves by finding that
air roousant sv oeots are not allowed TO escape scot
lad and fy decide The question Of peace or war as
russia has declared (and nowa days Piussan desara.
reversble as the laws ofthe Modes aod ne
srsiaas) that The prelminares ora 10, actually ssnea
the STAT she Immediately break of negotiations
I'D resume hostilities ito the bitter end =
aat,ers with nigh hand IN tho dgcbies and owl
entry determined TO be sole masters there The federal
ar IN the na1a and onder the authority Ct the German'c
ouederation, ia beng gradually elbowea oat o. one
,oait after the other, ana PAP 70" oeeh
srnsbbe between Prussisn and llanovs.sn soldiers,
vhcn IN probability was caused o We as
res look down with huge disdain on the unfortunate
whom fate and the policy OF their governments
pioiis, VAS taken advantage Of by Prince Frederick
Charles TO send corps OF six thousand men TO Kends
burg With orders 70 Occupy that pace ana oul me
soldiers Of the Bund by force they refused 10 evacuhe
il. The commander in chile. Of the eteras, Gcners Non
Iake protested VAIN against this outrageous proceed
,ng Ills remonst-ances were treated with contempt
until indirs that TIE prrsians woHd not listen 10 rea
son aud shrinking from the responsibility Of conflict
which might have been the signal for civil war, ne
Withdrew his garrison rom Rendsburg aud reported 70
he Diet what bad happened. This act mas
created m immense senston throughout Germany The
Diet Immediately entered 40 energetic protest against u,
lnd General Won lake who Is thought 10 nave SHOWN
rather much q thas discretion which . the better
part OF velo been removed from his commando bu
II Prussia and Austria remain united the indignation Of
tho Federal Assembly must needs evaporae in words
Nothing, indeed, could be more unconstitutional ard
body linn the hehaY OF PrnseN.