The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06

responsibility of plungns Europe into war; which, In
the present cited condition of things may become
general, and neither seems disposed to make any con-
cession. Stripped OF all its extraneous points the ques
ton at issue Is simply ths:-Prussa and Austria having
united TO wrest the duches OF Schleswig and Hosten
own territory while the later claims the right Of the
federation TO settle their condition Tho sympathies OF
liberal Europe would therefore-other things oelng
equalbe with Austria In the matter; but Austria mas
general bad reputation, and OF course IL Is well under
stood that her position now results from no love OF the
from rom her feeling of rivalry towarls Prussia.
war between Prussia and Austria would Dc
ay and Berlin ans the oner
from Milan, which appear In the papers this morning,
rather tend to convey the that Italy already
vone, we are informed from Berlin ''who has been
here days. has bceh most warmly received IN sQy
ernment circles and has visited the military establish.
menls" The other despatch, from Milan, states that a
funeral service celebrated yesterday for the dead of
the Ave days OF 1s4s when the Manese against the
sian Consul assisted at the ceremony It would
tanly seem very anomalous for Italy to aid Prussia
steal the duches and receive for reward the OF
Venetia from Austria But diplomacy and war; ke mis-
cry, frequently make ''sIrange bed dellows.n
lfthe Emperor Napoleon were to receive and acknowl
edge all the presents sent him from France and foreign
countries he would be ooged to have large storehonse
built expressly for thcm and TO employ many extra Sec
rearies do the am able in their ceptance. The
suit has been that OF sent through foreign
legations reach the Tuileros but packed away
In rubb sh room TO await the demand OF their owner
and those which do get to the doors Of the palace
amined and unless considered highly valuable and i'm
portant appropriated long before they reach his
Majesty. Great personal interest notorious merit Is
abb ouely necessary In order to bring anything to the
personal notice OF the Emperor. One OF your country
cessful in this respect than the large majority OF app
cans, and has received compliment OF which he and
the nation may be proud copy Of General Morris
Infantry Tactics having bccn sent TO the Emperor,
General Morris received few days afterward an auto
graph letter. signed by the Emperor and reading as fol-
PALACE or THE TurIxRrEs, March Is 1866
GKNERAi crate. uiy accept yonr treaiise upon Infantry
and shall read il with the most serious nteeSt Receve
the assurances of my sentiments. NAPOLEON.
Ms. b gclow gave another Of her charming parties at
the legation on Tuesday evening Beside the ec OF the
American society in Paris, there present the Duke
de rorsgny the Papa Nunco, the Turkish Ambassador,
Miner bson, and the Garquise de Bossy formerly tho
Countess Guic ol In the course o. the evening Mrs
Ronaida who has now the reputation or being the most
brilliant and fin shed amateur vocalist Europe sang
duct from driata with BrignoL Brignol who in
splendid voice. Afterwards sang the serenade from
PIsQgaie with thrilling effect He has just signed
gagment for London where he goes the 18th OF next
month After completing his London engascment
am inclined 10 think that Brgpo will return 10 New
York.
number Of American artists have sent pictures to
the exhibition, which viii open the LIST Of May. May
scnds a little landscape OF tho country about Kcni
worth not being able 10 finish his large picture OF Lear
calls Il s..h Hope and Charity; Ware two andacapc
and Miss Cove 0f her fine crayon portraits. Miss
Cove has just sent OF capital picture Of arisian gri
scttc for tho New York exhibition Nay has just
pieied p rtrait Of Labouays for the Union League
Club Of New York. and Is about commencing Of the
Count do Gasparn Crowds have been visiting for the
last few days the paintings Of the celebrated marine
tist Gndn which arc to be sold together with his house
~ the Rue nalxac N few days with very few excep
tions his collection is pronounced decidedly bad In Il
s that celebrated but horrible pitGre OF Grcuze OF the
severed head Of Louis the Sixteenth Gudn quits Paris
and goes Naples leaving the field OF mar ne painting
open 10 Jules Noei and other young md aspiring artists
who have already made considerable reputation In that
The NEW YoaK HvRa I'D OF the 10 in seized.
Monsieur Eoin, Maximiian's private secretary, he's
arrived In Pars but VIC do not get breath Of what he
have Just gentleman who has been travelling
for the past three eks in Austria proper and par
ticularly In Gaca Austrian Poland. bordering upon
Prussia He states that tho greatest degree Of activity
prevails aud that troops arc being rapidly pushed toward
put in repair throughout Austria, he states war with
Prussia IL regarded as inevitable.
Our Berlia Cssssspo nAsnes.
BERiIs. March II, 1850
Wayias Praspezs--ruHc in Ne Ms~>y Ma kes-Raisis0
as wind-ssuere Decree v W. f'rsssias Gsssrs~es,-
Distsr5anoes IN BoAemfa-fe Emperor Of Austria aad
as HMga, ians--TAe Beyiis Prea and PreSd.ns jobs
soa, dc.
It cannot be denied that matters begin TO look serious,
and that the two Powers Austria and Prussia appear
be drifting Into q war which both arc very anxious 10
avoid and from which each expects the othsr to rcco
am still Of opinion that In the eleventh hour some
will be found IN get over tho difnculty; for al
though Bssmark just tho to set all Europe re
rather than fall in his schemss-since with him failure
would be political cxiincionthe King continues hcs
tate, aud his private advisers ths Quccn Dowager and
the Queen OF saxony exertns all their influence 10
prcven. rupture between the kindred dynas,ss which
might bc fatal TO tho both but whsn much combus
tibe material Is accumulated mere spark may suhce TO
produce an explosion On the Bourse the utmost
Ia ls.. .rr1 Dx.a
treasury bonds have facp one pcr c,ut in one daya
phenomenon Alnos. unexampIed In these securities,
VIII ch rarely nuc,uste than eighth q quarter
per cent at time. and they about low
they during ths Italian campaiyn. II was hoped
that the beicosc propenses OF tho Premier would bo
restrained for Of tho sinews OF war any loan
raised without the consent Of the Chambers n egAi
and people nsttercd themselves that no capitalist
would vcnturo 70 contract oae. Bat last week
\. Oppsnheim. great banker Of Colegns-
the same Who arranged the purchase u ths govern
nent share In The Cologne and Nndcn Railwsy~rfved
he~e by special Invitation of Count B'ssrk with whom
and with the Minister of Fnancs he has daily confer
cnccz bedcs which he has beeu asked 10 dinner BY the
King has received the order Of The Royal Grown ta new
decoration invented by his present Majesty and Is the
Hon Of al the aristocraiic circles such honors syised
on commcner aud Jew are naturally regarded tho
expression Of tha, gratitude which consss In the ex
psclsiisn Of future favor and u Is generally believed
that N oppenheim has undertaken 70 Introduce = loan
into money market without the formalsy Of "a sp
probation By tho s!sturs, of such terms
w Indemnify him and bis fellow spscuasors for The sk
they ~ In the opcriicn. Nov ~ government he's no
lack Of funds for current srpspsss-'we have . TER
rble deal of money" sad General han,eunsl, In one
Of his funny oraisu.-h would hardly take step which
exposes ia members " peconsry responsibility
IA. I.I~ Inwf an m
actual ipsdeguAie otLsr words W pre-
pare for q with Austria
Adccrce published BY Nan;ouno In Scheswig. BY which
the parsns q the rrpcs Of Aagustcnburg thrssf
ened with All sorts u pains and penaee s Also looked
upon denonsfraton sGsinR Austria. The Prussan
gov paprp argue that the treaty % 0ssteln
tabirhcs he authority OF tbe 1domssi N the duchies
aud thai any attempt N subvcu OF deny
Il n not only an act Of rcbcion but an infrae;ion az
the treaty R,oo, N Austria does not take similar
measures asss her authority 10 Hoistsin - Prussia
has done In schles~ir she WI have broken her saiy