The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-02

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sss to psy moro attention to the wants Of
turn ssSs the ALLEGED plague may
II Is curovs that, although this fever known to
be prevaer. here for months past one seemed TO
objeSi Of such exaggerated abroad Even 10
brdy much talked OF as the resignation OF General
houraven which, after being repeatedly announced ana
as often eentradiced at length to have become
an accomplished fact The General has just arrived in
capital pass the Easter holidays and as is stated
10 request the Emperor TO relieve him Of the
onerous positions which were entrusted 10 him
two years ago, and, the duties Of which
his nrmities the is suffering from gravel and
oataracD prevent him from performing any longer
His enemies assert that the cunning old fox forcsaw
that his star was about 70 set that the system
and that would, therefore, be advisable to anticipate
his approaching dismissal by voluntary resignation
But it il doubtful whether this version s correct at all
events Mourave has been received In the most disn-
guished manner by the Emperor, and WILL II Is under.
Of wilma ouravien viIensky) Such mark Of favor has
been accorded except TO the most gene
rails such Savoron the hero Of Rymnck and Italy;
Paskevtch the conqueror Of Erivaw and Warsaw, and
Nicholas Mouravef the Of the Amour; 1t would
be equal acknowledgment that no had reconquered
that If Mouravier rercs he will be succeeded by his
present eutenants Crustcho for the military and Poa-
por cxchicf of the Petersburg police for the civil ad
by him for his assistants which s certainly anything
proof that system 10 longer approved OF by
the higher powers
Our Berlin COrrespondence.
BERLIN, May II, 1905
Pyswsa and TIE Rhenh Povnces-7he Schlenog HoIstein
Qusaton-C California at Tie &enix Exhibition, &C.
The King and Queen gone to Aix-la-C hapelle 10
assist at tho celebration Of the eh anniversary Of the
incorporation Of the Rhcnish provinces with Prussia At
arranged that the festivities 10 take place
Cologne the chief city Of Rhineland but the Com
mon Council having declined to vote the necessary funds
seeing that "the present condition Of the country offered
subject for rejocings which might DO construed into
approval Of the unconsit uonal system pursued by
it decided TO transfer tho solemnity to the
ancient capital Of Chsrlemagne, which has long been
shorn Of Its former spendo and whore the citizens were
glad of opportunity to profit by the concourse Of
strangers that attracted by the Of
royalty and the stes connected with It, TOjudge from
the kilograms and the In the local newspapers
the affair OF with great ecI although the ceremony
Of laying the foundation stone Of polytechnic school
originally intended for Cologne but which s now 10 be
established in Aixa Chapee as reward for Its good
bahavi0r-was interrupted by q tremendous thunder
The enthusiasm Ia said to have been general and
with the exception Of the Turner's not being allowed
display the German flag and therefore refusing TO turn
OUT nothing occurred TO the harmony between the
sovereign and his lieges II cannot be denied that the
i Sa
disaection exists among the inhabitants who Of
more excitabe and mercurial temperament than the
population Of the eastern provinces, and 70 whom the
pedanc Journalism Of Pussisn bureaucracy is peculiarly
obnoxious The feudal party which now governs Prus
sia 10 naturally the object Of their intense dislike The
middle and lower Glasses used 70 the equality which
characterized the French regime, and the mobility who
agree with the Prussian feudalists in principle are
opposed to them on religious grounds, and would
infinitely prefer the rule Of Austria, whom they
look upon ~ their natural head. liberal gov.
eminent might perhaps soon overcome their anti
pathes, and some progress had been made towards
Il during the Auerswald Administrations but all this has
been undone by the insane action that succeeded It, On
these circumstances little weight Ia 10 10 attached to
the demonstrations with which the King at
AK la Chappeile
territorial acquisition Of Prussia there sesms little chance
that Schlcswig Holstcn will be the next II Bismark
had his way he would cut the gordisn knot after the
that BY assuming bold front and showing himself ready
10 resort TO the ultima ratio the Cabinet Of Vienna would
be brought to consent to anything and perhaps he s
right but the King Is Of different opinion which not
70 be wondered At either for n should break out
aud prove disastrous to Prussia Bismark could but lose
his Office while the King might lose his crown: The
consequence is that Prussia has commenced what IN
military language is termeda strstsES movement and
The industrial exhibition at Stcttn was opened on
Friday, In presence Of the crown Prince. Among the
exhibitors the delegate from the United states Dr..
tive OF Hungary and having been implicated In the revo
luton Of 1S46 banished from his country and sought
refuge in San Francisco, where he has realized hand
some competence by his medical practice Besides be-
ing provided with letters OF Introduction from the State
Department At Washington to the representatives of the
United States in Europe he Is the happy possessor Of
be worth little fortune II he could be induced to part
with It, DR. Czapkay has brought valuable collection
g0s sus s me nngg &C. slonS Win
which attract universal admiration