, 1865-10-10

| ALE etoAs Ze1ttdaQ OF yesterday contains long
very well written and highly complimentary arti
Gle, written by Hon. Cari Frederick Seumaun. o
Berlin. On the above subject. We Translate the fol
lowing extracts:
diplomacy played m important part in the re
bethon OF The Shareholder: The 1nuaca1 contriyan
@ ess 81 TIE Southern arisiocrsts, and thelr repre
IT, eea5es aI s. a ,R1 as % T1on .s;s
Salous workings Va one Of The CHIEF tasks Of hs
,5s .as NJ X ss,.,a in witch President hnsoln
as was the warfare of the Genelsls Or tie Willtne,
M 9sss Of The American peorle % maks every sseri-
diplomatic correspondence Of the past four yrsrs-
! rom which, TOO, great many documents have
Ses9 Ss9 Sa3 E0s,'os +
and think 60 much, and to do II with such nine
! appreciation Of MI the cirrumstanoes Tbs rsnre
10 take ln the whole globe; duriug lev wects.
and not seldom On The sane day, we and Ills rreat
statesman has eent inetTuctioas % ENGLAND. md
Rome. Egypt and Morocco. In fine 10 al eoantrtes
within The range Of the civilized globe.
nm.y be well too. 70 cal the attention Of the
tary Of Stats showed great tact and di,c1iulnstfm
In the Beecion from the mass Of tmportuuate of,rs
seelcfs those best adapted for the n1ssone abroad
ia; koene At M.d1d Mcey M Il V.snns 4 gss
IT Rio de Janelro, md several others Who 1nsrht -
mentioned a,s smong he best diploatlsta aSd tie
interests Of The Union In foreign countries. Hnw
difficult was the position Of these gentlemen during
ne INST Presidency Of Abraham Lincoln TbeT
mics oj tbc Onion, by insdoas @ posee ens
agents and their criminal aseociatea. md IN
cope with them required indeed mind that could
amld the demonstrations OF malignant foT viii
which wers Feceived the telegrams OF the venai
Rer1ss' .pd M rs eupiditE with which the infamous
organs OF European despots were devourpd. There
yas also another dtn1eultF. which nas alluded to by
NJ SeNa'n IN one Ct his depatchcs 70 the Mintster
loyal cinEena Of Azn1!ca demanded that theIr
e1ceut1ye aeents In foreign countries shonid
as 70 20 s%s ass oDs e5sa spfk s sas hs{ AZ
there IVES neither lack Of energy Of symnatby IN
regard 10 the defence Of The Union in theis own N
e1hp =. ARoaE Rs1 'hs very rspos q the
Hermann hreiEsman, who. during several months,
we're charges d gD1iyts, there arc only feW ptiuf.
Cd %, nc contents 'ss e o. The printed documents
gentlemen did not content themselves with he
mere writing OF reports About matters Immediately
pertaining to American Affairs, but gave theiE at-
tsuti9n fo more purely German moyements. and
tnefeoy rendered good service to the future hIsto-
rtan-a strFice not to be expected from tie dfpio-
Mane t sstsnts q despots, - they wfiseonly ~hat
Nj. Judd thus writes to The Secretary OF State In
reference to the news received that the rroelana-
found In the nee hesrts OF Germany great synpa
thy: upderstana that On all hands addresses or
approval md eoncsatalaion and being proposed. !
the deepest thanLfhiness. The blood which rss
spilled in this aFodous rebellIon, aud the enor-
nout e1pcnee incurred, have not been epent in 4
70 unborn rights- Libssty-end the right 10 act out
their own c1nFtct&onr-"
In NJ fs'son t. 3: e1pesttsns Of German fe
,iei event. i Pass. Ana PoGa ssas1 OF YdRsf es Ra
e4os Nsss S s asI9F t,s R,pRs q he reform
Austria before The German Princes at Frankfort ana
soar re@aIss about 1t excel BY their clearuess and
Acs4rs. Judd and Kreissnan have peyer filled tn
speak a. genuine loyal citizens OF the Union, and 1
,p 16e, spssehss he On sssssal P1slIc OCCASIONS e.
md the I'd Of February, were 20 msny te.tmants'.
Of how much they valued the crrat advantage
sh,eh ale conferred by ftee institutions. / shan
Of these occasions Mr.. Judd characterized The ems
niles OF Republican institutions. ne argued that
Republic Nas not n Itself feeble, and would always
he made : speech which reminded one oi lie
speech Of Jefferson, when he said. ~ believe that
q oM GoFetnment is the strongest Government On
PEELED 10 obey The law, VIII hasten 10 defend lie
lax. and IN which be win consider the aalrs Of she
country Il his own pezsona1 Affair.". Some say that
nen cannot be entrusted with selfgovesument, bat
there Afe numcruus cases In which history has |
snswered this question long aeo, and not IN fayor
of the monarchy. may mention that On the oeca-
.tou Of the funeral ceremonies in Berlla following
he reception Of The news that Presidens Lincoln
did not SUIT the House OF Hohenxol- |
esn and the feudel aristo1scy, neither tho
members nor the old bureauocrncy But |
Meters. Judd and Kreissnan did noi esrc
u the least about that Their answers
o the different addresses were dign,ded and well
'dapted to The OCCASION; .tecy testified that the
csenlaures Of this most powerful Republic. NheI-
ver Americans either native born OF naturalized,
Uttered toyn the exercise OF rrussIan TYRANNY, the
en1lc1ncu Of the American Embassy were alsysys
eady 10 aesi>t them in effect and with advica. /
N warranted In saving that Messrs. Judd and
ave done all that they could do to justify evefy
ltiycn Of the United States in uttering the proud
'oasi, Is did the ancient Roman, II AN an Amesi.
IN cttizen.r