The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22


pect will certainly not be very encouraging.
THE NoBLHxAx VINO MURDERED razs oook
In former report was stated on the authority Of ~
Berlin Journals that the trial Of Count Eulenburg sct
the murder Of the unhappy OFT had resuited IN M
ooT s s % vss MISTAKE for
In the official gazette reduces the incarcefssiea
awarded % the noble homicide to Just one hall tas
At the time that unlucky for Euenburg that 70
had killed Frenchman instead Of Prussan as In the
latter his punishment would have been more len
emit must retract that observation for unless ne
allowed TO 60 scot free Il was clearly impossible
court TINT sat IN Judgment upon this interesting sc!os
OF Prussan nobility But II would be wrong 70 nIoe
s% lee Would not hsys
the utmost penalty OF the law; only Justice not bine
here she s elsewhere, and she makes proper as
tinction between counts numbering cook and cooke
numbering count ----- ---'-.----
BERLIN, Dec. q, 1885,.
rnR rRusaAN GOVERNMENT AND TIE LEGISLATORS.
II rumor proceeding from the ministerial camp is y
be trusted, the Prussan government will mako las
effort TO come an understanding with the Legislature
which meets usual In the Of next month Ths
feudal ultras vho like their French prototypes undes
the Bourbons plus regulates que voi, would be GLAD
to dispense with the Legislature altogether send the rcp
rescnatvcs Of the people TO the right about and revive
the old autocrac system tempered by the privileges a
the aristocacy but the sophsry or the Kess Zno be-
yet been unable persuade the King that he requires
by all Divine and human laws TO back his coronation oath
and NJ dc Bsmark though INSCRIPTIONS enough fos
anything is too acute politician not perceive Of What
mporan the cooperation Of popular assembly woui6
be to him in carrying out his deep laid schemes. IL b
TO be denied that his foreign policy inasmuch o.
tends 70 the aggandzement of Prussia and has raised
her 10 position in Europe which she has not enjoys6
since the days OF Frederick tho Great commands the
sympathies Of large proportion Of the liberal party IL
the country and he probably hopes that their patotsp
may induce them 10 overlook the means employed b
him 10 attain end which concidcs with their owa
aspirations No doubt the Extreme Left, or decides
radicals will remain mpervious to all the scductons d
the government and retain the hostile attitude which
they maintained towards Il the previous sessions but
It is clear that they would cease have majority ID
the Second Chamber n deserted, mot merely by the
numerous section Of waverers and trimmers, who are
only waiting for an excuse % 60 over 70 the enemy bsa
Of the latter was chiefly aroused BY the unconstitutional
proceedings Of the ministry In tho army reorganisatIe9
70 the term Of military service the right Of the
Legislature 70 vote The estimates were acknowledged =
self upon the patriotism Of the TO susti
the government In their external action there 10 fair
rouS be bs "S o Ss . suc
a1ed 81 government IL their domestic sdminsssss
%ss.. upon he Sss q ne :.s.s s,; inssssss
With .he municipal slecionA The albtt!.H enacsasaa
Sieh.Som osssSsr whicS Is sosssspssy esvsSssssS
the spirit Of opposition and nlng The publIe n,pl vS
existing rie~s II Bisnssk really wishes 70 come :
terms with the Legislature he must give his o0IsauQ
observe Sss sas "a Ss I'd nos
render impossible fes The most modsfaSe Of besllQ
n.,: ,ngsnf e ~ . y5o sss. IT,
pnssrpusr scaxsoss HsssAes. ssr
The messags Of President johnson hps ns1e.G 0eo
favorable imPrc:son here, and the whole pres unite q
prai.ng the calm dignity Of IL tone, and che huee ~
tempt Of European Powers 70 interfere with shs gspubI
can institutions Of the American continonk y la ~
nos. e ns sc 3 u s
Emperor 70 ~ smart he h reputc1 to b b th9ngA
he viii take warning in time and withdraw nom Hszisa
which President describes the future prospecss of -
Union, and asks where parallel exists In HISTORY 70 ~
sasm Of al those land their name Is issonj who synSs.
tnize with the great republic and scholars compare u
me nnes burats Of eoquence that have mmovtAlius1
A SOLITARY sSaRL ~ - A'-f-
The r., only dsScTd in this chorus Of suo grSduess
always had spite against the United States and which
thinks proper 70 make tho Presidents message the sub
ject OF an editorial written In the vi,uperaiiye
style which y 70 accustomed to employ towards sAs
This NORTH German Is the Identical journal which,
few weeks before the fall Of Richmond affirmed that h1
North was used up and the rebels would soon Be II
fused 10 believe In the surrender OF Lee The editor.
who rejoces In the appropriate name OF Brnss II reno.
snce VINO 70 asss wrote oars 20 ,ns rsyo,aes
right TO add that his paper has influence Whatever
and s only kept alive BY the salvation he receives oi
the Prussian government The Berlin Reform says, n
reference the above article Is no danger hsS
the American Minister win ask for his passpcrta he
tempt they Deserve but bat regret that Shs
feelings Of the Prussan people should be egregouaiy
msepresenied By the accredited organ OF their govern
CONTINUANCE ov TEE rRImsA Yxn.
The trlchinaphoea continues TO rage with unabats1
Intensity. In Berlin several new cases OF the sickness
have appeared. Al Hedcrseben the number Of deaths
amount already to near hundred, and attacks e
country. The pork dealers are at their wits end; q
their reservations that every their wares b.
fecy free from the noxous animaicuis; ali The med-
CA csr''ncs'es invoked In their behalf are dsrs-
70 touch anything spp.r,.n,us 20 me pUssss
genus The entire population Of Berlin have bssa
suddenly converted e Judaism ana display rseioss
edfyIng 70 the followers Of the Mosaic law Roast -
picked pork, hama sAnsases black puddinsz and pl
butchers want 10 their bacon they have other -
source but to eat Il themselves new branch Of d.
panic; specimens Of the trichina shown through
microscopes 81 the moderate charge Of half groshen Pc
n. ns % ispes Of The %y
are said 10 harbor them. In economical point e
view the consequence are serious the prices o. osh
KINDS OF meat which were already sufficiently high. -
daily becoming more exorban and the poorer oasssa
OF the population, who never too wen fed, n
danger OF being restricted altogether vegetable tsA
The subtraction Of staple article Of food from gseesI
consumption hardly fall produce disastrous sccis
upon the public health, especially " the rindopst uhich
prevas now In England should extend 70 these rssoe1
msnt
Hrxr TO AnIHroAS po.x psALERs
III the <ichina has not yet madB he sppeessncs n
m.hs psrh.e soes .pssc .,. 70 q: e.
TONED .i%ss. r .s s sss S SURE ,ksI csas % % via
out fear Of Infection.
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