The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13

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OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

Voh LuNVuh IunntSTuNuINSh.
LONDON, Sept. !, 1896
PRUSSIA LOOKING our FOR srons TIM BAsoyrniAs
0uEiPBs.
The Prussian government Is advertising In tho English
papers for tho bonds and which spirited
| over to England by George Duke OF Cumberland, the
ex-Kng Of Hanover II tolersby clear that the
people OF Hanover prefer German 20 English rule and
that they very glad TO get rid Of their King What
right he have 70 carry off the treasure which II the
property Of the country the question yet be tried
Il win probably BE- referred TO the British government
and LORD Stanley, in accordance with the poace any
price, policy Of hts country will recommend It's restora
ton. Ten years ago-nrjust AZ Il would have boon
England would have told Prince George 20 hold on the
money, and suggested to Count Bismarck the proprey
Of whng for q, bu, "then and now very different
things with the british government FAR AZ it, power
| is concerned.
IIABnry swrEDxs
The overcnd and Quincy failure anAir Is becoming
ventilated IL IL now regarded as esiab-
ished that when the pious Quaers disposed OF their
business 10 the 'Iimited Company" they accepted
from the shareholders TO the Of several
millions dollars upon securities which were and had
long boen absolutely yslueless They had managed
keep up fair outside grca, name; but IL Is now
evident that they hopeesay insolvenL Hundreds
of poor bat pious old English OF both sexes rely
ing the Exeter Hall reputation OF Mcssrs Quincy
Birkbeck, entrusted their earthly al 10 the keeping
OF the new company, OF which they the principal
directors and the collapse has brought rain and desos
ton into thousand peaceful homes.
ABourosIss fNsEcg
The perpetrators, however, still flourish IN Begravin
and roll down TO the city every day attended by thor
'hveried funkeys they still preserve their holy abhor
renee Of your wickedncss in refusing to whewash the
African race and they anticipate for you judgments
eminent OF America to Thad Stevens tho 'nggers
Surely, 'bigness multitude sins to quote one
OF the English wcekes this very subject Tho poor
little struggling tradesman OF Engsnd, who borne down
by taxation and competition has TO beg for time his
relentless creditor, draws down upon himself 81
moral indignation for his lnqulty but chea, large
scale il cminently respectable II committed BY mon Of
established position and piety.n
MOVEMENT REVOLUTION.
John Bright has been making great speech al Bir.
minghan, and two hundred thousand workingmen have
assembled to make n s'demo nstraton' about reform
Tho government in the hands OF the upper and
middle classes bat with large extension OF the
franchise doubtful whether this state Of things
would be reversed The exposures OF the corruption es
is,nR in large constituencies at the last election
to show n very low state OF morality existing
among the working casses and tho real friends OF the
workingmsn would do we'll 10 attempt soTnetlng like
when enfrsnchised he may not become the slavelng
Of aristocrat the side, the psrchaseabe
commodity OF "shoddy millionaire on the Qt.ler.
uR rBIADxaBIA CONVENTION AND AMERICAN worries.
The real friends Of America 10 England-a body which
Blockade Runnors' Associstion-are delighted at the
suit Of the Philadelphia Convention a. tbov -ncfpsss
net, II. s Supported sss = ne pe
the hands OF the President In his wise and patriotic
efforts 10 consii,u,ionaiize the government
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE
Prince Christian and the Princess Helena have returned
from Their wedding tour, and, after soloarnng for
night al Windsor Castle ielt 10 Join har Majesty In tho
Highlands. The circumstances OF this marriage
10 thoroughly well known IN the circles OF upper ten
dom, and form 80 common a source Of conversation in
every club, that in attempting 20 keep
them secret IL Is we'll known now that The affection Of
the Queen for Prince Christian the powerful leser
bringing about the union Prince christian profcssed
great love and for her Majesty aud asped TO
the honor OF ning his dead cousin Abers shocs Her
Majesty was touched by his admiration Of AMI devotion
10 herself; but refusing all thoughts Of second
marriage desired him alliance with her eldest
unmarried daughter, in order that she might have him
her and receive the benefit OF his council
nm PRINCE op WALES AID Hs MOTHER
The known want OF confidence which exists between
Her Majesty and the Prince Of Wales, has doubtless
much aggravated the want Of support aud advice lett BY
Prince Aberts death, and the Queen seems y think
that Prince Christian has given great proof Of his
devotion 20 her person and ln,crests tina. she may
safely take him for nor counsellor We all hope that
real love OF her husband may mp In the heart Of
Princess Helena but ceain that she begged of Der
royal mother 70 DO excused funIpg the contract
with Prince Christian and IL s ALSO sure ina, the match
was strongly opposed BY tho Prince Of Wales Prince
Alfred and the Duke Of Cambridge, account Of tho
great innuencs which Prince thristian known 10 be
sble 70 exercise on this mind Of hsr Majesty.
ssnsrs TEE CIV.
GansrSl Breckinrdge, With rs family, hsve lust ar
s s,:s = Gs % ~" cssy .ss ID sss IRs
r.: s =. eighty ~ sSss ssss
SpI ,sS 1 1% "hi ss sss .s4 .o%.
which ara supps&sd 10 have been snuggled away ny
n rema n Of n ~ for
uses OF the Richmond cabinet He ~ too hate
j. r. Benjamin, a member Of the English bar,
sharp 70 three 90 four thoussnd pounds
which he claimed unpaid salary. He got the money
last week What remains Il fast gong upon "Baden
Baden" and In other pursuits
Poor wisfa Ia here TOO, and has brought all hln family
with him h errand was ths same, and his friends
the L,ngham cay that be looks very delectsd seedy
and dsappo ntcd. think l's ~ the piander shord
have been saved for hese nnorunasr for y was known
they coming. II Is true Wisfall dd no lighting
for the South, but then he mafe good many speeches
and consumed rood deal Of whlakey In drinking
cess 70 the lone star
rns PUBIC HsarH.
Cholera n diminishing greaty, and some credit y err
tany due the Lord Mayor aud The Bsnop % London
At this Juucture They stepped 70 The front AZ the right
timo aud by evoking almost unbound benesoiencc,
have been able supply the ~ tbs greai city with
neceseariea the want Of which made them - liable 10
the rayagcs Of this plague Bishop TAFT has been
trng hs check the disease where q existed
and 10 promoting preventive measures 10 other dis-
tricta
ma paAxArIr lsp iFrEHsRy voRfD
Nothing the theatrical literary world escert
that Drlry lane " 70 open next week With Phelps,
Barry .ullivan and Helen Faucet for shake psrian
season and that Belle Boyd yho Wa known A. the rebel
soy IN Vagina, has made her dsi,a an actress
the Manchester boards, SOD made terrible failure.
Belle must Try another r6ts
FRANCE.