The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
Our Berlin Correspondents.

Our Berlin Corrcspomdcnoe.
1t ronm IS BsaLrS, Dan. 4, 1895.
The Hspssisn CAambevs Cb~soksd GteSmS Psoepeos for
Ae Merit Seaiss-- misunderstanding Bssssew ASstvsa
and Psxssis- rasiem Jvs~ ScAlssOie Heissstn-
Intelligence from Am<rtca-Sp NSsstis~s Of Ne German
Fssss--lnsemse Cold-Csnsss Of Bsrlis, a. o has 4.
The last day Of the old year brought with royal
decree convokins tho two chambers n the Legislature
Tor the l4th OF January. In former times they used
generally meet In November, and the long delay hal
caused serious in thoss circles who still hope
for psaceable and regular Development Of thscopsttu
tona system tn Prussia apprehension entertained
that tho Thorough" party has gained The upper
hand; that the Prussiaa STAFFORD had determined
upon initiating the policy Of bis English prototype, AID
that the Actions OF oonsthutionaiism would either
b. discarded altogether Or that Law Of
election would granted FOR the purpose Of securing
more obsequous Parliament than Is likely TO be eturnsd
by the present mode Of suffrage appears, however.
that another attempt win DO made TO get along with the
old Chamber The King pursuaded that ths successes
obtained by his arms the Danish war; the devsrance
OF Schlcswig Holsein and s ascendsncy acquired BY
Prussia in the councils Of Europe, must have wrought
change In the vewS Of the obstinate majority, and In
duced them regard the pursued by his govern
nent with moro favorable eye Exclusively military
- he h himself he imagine that military achieve
msnts should not produce the same imprcssioa upon
press the Of the public purse the Independents cd
mpisrstion Of justice &C., should be weighed In The
balance against the triumphs Of Duppel and Aken In
al probability his Majesty will And himself greatly mis-
taken The Pussans proud enough in oil conscience
Of their vicorcs but these very victories have sised
the national spirit and rendered them leo tolerant OF
domestic oppression The liberal party In the House Of
Representatives is compact and united - In tho last
session. and will oppose the resistance 70 the msa-
sures OF the govsrnnsnt Unless The King is willing
to mako large concessions and ABOVE ALL 70 dismiss HE
Prime Mips,srof which there u very little chance-hs
will have 10 alternative but 70 dissolve The Chambers
onoc more and either 10 govern without them or TO
snter upon the still more dangerous recommended
Tho spt between Prussia and the second rate States Of
Germany widening every day, and the Dispatches from
bIsmark to the Prussan Envoy ~ Munich and from
Pferdtsr 70 the Bayaran Envoy 81 Berlin read exaoy
ike manssoss preceding declaration Of war change
IN The attitude OF Austria which has become apparen,
during the few days. naturally encourages the minor
In their opposition 70 the dctatora bearing
Of the Prussan Minister The partissns d Prussia ia
sehs.-g Eoisssn, beaded By No no.osou. s ncs
ana n. 2ins Of fru.sls in which under sss show
| 10 dispose Of the duchies would b. 70 annex
L tnom 70 YrueNA vi CoufU9 inc p0ttivu w.
received quite voraby here indeed there 10 reason 70
suspect that II was prepared at The suggestion OF az
psmst With whom ss,Sn Pesssn Is known 70 . =. =
ent feengs and the Emperor not only refused 10 go
the person commissioned 70 present u 70 him but an
article inserted In the ocal Austrian Gazette stating
that the duty Of the allied commissioners IN the
duches 70 prevent such "potcal agitation" This anaiI
threatens make a breach In the entente covdfo
between the two Powers, and II 10 even affirmed that
Instructions will BIO sent 70 the Austrian Representative
~ Frankfort support the motion Of Bavaria for The
\ recognition OF tho Duke Of AugustsnburG which 4
| 10 decidedly eschewed by Pru~iA II u added
| that CoyM MpsdQIG pomilly who, in biz briea
tenure Of on has moi Justified the reputation for energy
shat preceded him. aud IL evidently match Tor IN.
astuta and reckless Bsmark " II retire TO Gscia sns
that thS porue Of Fore gn Affairs will be entrusted
Prince Met,ernch The appointment Of this statesman
who, during hts embassy In Paris has IND oea s,cs
yencraiion for Louis Napoleon aud who tried 80 hard
effect alliance between Ausr and France TOT ine ~
toration OF Poland would be Of the highest political n
portsncs Il would show that the court OF vienna ma
resolved 10 cut tho connection with Prussia ana 70
bid fVr the favor VI the great msa ~ us IunsioA w