The New York herald., 1865-02-05

crown Il g. the law lords Of the House or Pears, 70 svs
sudicia opinion IN virtue Of their office Ny legitimate
convictions and the duties towards country will guide
me In my endeavors 70 come TO understanding with
my lustrous ally with whom, meanwhile, share the
occupation and the cares Of regular administration Of
The understanding with the ilustrious ally here advert
ed TO has by the way just received striking illustration
through correspondence published in the Vienna Pres
and the authenticity Of which family denied by the
official organs II consists Of despatch from de Bsmark
very oooly proposes thai Austria should allow him 70
annex tho two duchies, whose incorporation with
pruss. would 30 highly conducive 70 the interests z
Count hensdor replies that hs will consent to
such thing unless Austria receives equivalent BY an
Of Siesia the loss Of which the Hapsburgs have not
vet got What will the crown lawyers say 70 this
mode o. ssssnns s ns legal poi.s: IN aspnss .,.
continues 70 entertain amicabs relations with oil other
Powers and that the Of Europe has every prospects
express the Kings desire 70 terminate The dissensons
existed Of late between his and the
have contributed to enghten public opinion on the
cassity OF the improved military organisation which has
been tested by succsssful war Tho right. granted 70
the Legislature BY the constitutional charter am resov-
ed respect and to cherish heretofore But Prus
sa maintain her independence and the position duo
be arm and strong ono; and though willing 70 act in
harmony with the representatives Of the country II can
only be on condition tbs. the Institutions are sustained
which guarantee the s6ectua defence and with IT, the
safety OF the fatherand" That is say, the repre-
sentatvss will yield every point issue the King s quite
mentioned about the budget-about Ministers having
gone on for three years spending money that had
not v0ss The Ss,. ,s 70
been condoned BY tho Danish Victims and that
the Legislature dazzed By such brilliant triumphs and
twenty legions will be glad to put end 70 tho quarrel
on any terms
however must have dspellsd this illusion Monday was
the day fixed for the election Of the President and Vice
President and NJ Grabow, who has filled the chair for
several sessions again elected by majority of two
hundred and twenty two TO thirty -four NJ Grabow,
originally moderate liberal has himself
BY bis consistent opposition 70 the BsmaIk % ministry
King himself having thought 1t beneath his dignity
complain Of him TO the good citizens OF Prenzau, OF
which Grabow is chief magistrate. He Of advanced
age and infrm health and has left sick bed to assist
In the Parliamentary campaign. After returning thanks
diligence Of the House for his physical inrmities he
sad:-" When assembly was dismissed last year it
with the inmaon that the hope OF arriving at an
understanding with this House must for the present bs
resigned Since then prosecutions OF the liberal press
prosecutions Of liberal functonaries onconrmaton OF
the elections Of liberal municipalities abuse dstrac
ton and slanderous charges against liberal citizens have
succeeded each other TO much greater extent than Ut
any previous time. Liberal opinions have been pro.
scribed. Honest convictions the ornament OF public
officers Of the old Prussan stamp have been
crime in Prussia. The axe has been laid 70 tho
tree Of selfgovernment In cities and communities
which planted in 1903, and which has borne such
precious fruit for tho welfare OF the country in order
to lsy the verdict Of public opinion, which has thrice
been expressed with unmsakabc force and thus TO dry
up OF constitutional life But the COINCIDENCE
Of the Prussan people and OF their chosen representa-
ives who have before God and the crown TO up
hold the constitution, Is not TO be perverted by any
power upon earth; and the Kings government desire
reconciliation, can only bc by acknowledging those
rights which connded 70 CASE and which shall
never fcrego" This speech vas received with loud
Of applause and has made powerful impression
both in and out OF doors M. Unrch Chairman OF tho
Bockum Doys who had . personal conflict with Bis
mark In tho last session. second Vice Prcsidentb0th OF
them decided liberals and both peculiarly obnoxious 70
the Feaconary party And thus the representatives OF
the the ultimate result OF which cannot be
doubtful but which, for the present. will In an Probs
bity lead to another dissolution, and 70 an attempt on
the part Of the King ID reign, like Chases without
Parliament
On Saturday evening interesting lecture was do
lived At the Academy, in presence OF the King and tho
crime of Berlin society BY Professor Won Rsumer author
OF the "Hstory Of the Hohenstaufe the statesmen
in tho United StAos twenty years SINCE when he
made the acquaintance Of the leading politicians
Of the day. and has described his tour In book which
displays considerable familiarity with, and sincere
his discourse George Washington rhe Consummate
General and Peaceful Legislator, Unsurpassed In Purity
Of Character, Firmness Of viii, Clear Good Sonso
and Msn. Of Disposition h0m.' ,o 5st
ness and Grandeur OF Mind" John G. Calhoun
Horny Clay and Daniel Webster, from whose speeches
Raumcr read copous extracts 70 provo that the dan
gers that mcnaced the Union had long been fcveseen
and would have been svortsd II the advice Of the great
American hsd been listened TO- Hs concluded
by expressing his fcrvont wishes that sthe prayers,
warnings aud counsols Of tho eminent which, unor
tunstely, had been neglected in their own country,
might everywhere be realized that community divided
In itself must inevitably perish.