The New York herald., 1866-09-29

Hesse Darmsadt confirm the intelligence transmitted 10
you some weeks since that thanks 10 the Intervention
~ r "~ po~sruI rela1ves this ,,.e po'enas rouu sos
he mas been quite as bitter an enemy Of Prussia AZ the
Kings OF Hanover and saxony, II 70 truo he has 70 give
up small strip OF territory which Interrupts the con-
nection between tho country acquired and the ancient
provinces OF Prussia together with the andgrave OF
Homburg, which he inherited from distant cousin
about the beginning ~ this year. but In return he re
cetyes several Townships situated conveniently near his
dominons and which formerly belonged 70 Hesse casse
Nassau and Frankfort The Inhabitants OF these dis
rcts have consequently changed their nationality three
tnes Ia about a. many weeks Up 10 the annexation
decree OF August 10 they Casseans, Nassaues or
then they became Prussans and now lhey
are transformed into Darmsadters
THIS isiding and subdviding OF provinces s exactly
the same as what DONE though larger scale, a
The congress Of Vienna, and shows how little progress
Tie ideas OF liberty and have really made
during the last nty years Now then, with the ex
cepton of the fortunate North seswgcrs and the sail
more fortunate Venctians the people made over
rom ono master to the other, without their being con
suited about ID any than flock of sheep gang
o nrgers in the good old times before 1851. In the
goaons between Prussia and Saxony, too the question
only what the King will consent 10, and not what his
subjects may desire. few days ago Il affirmed.
apparently on good authority, that matters were progress
even agreed TO the patton Of Koengen by Prussan
troops but the letter statement be premature
king john lights bard 10 retain shadow Of
indepenfence, and II is generally believed that
u he Il unsuccessful no will Dresden, and
VIII leave bis son and heir TO perform the melancholy
part Of vassal king Il is fact that he has just pnr
chased estate Vienna where he perhaps intends
10 spend the remainder of his days tte
THE TRrnPHAL rsrRY or THE TROOPS. .el
At present scarcely anything talked OF lac but tho
trnmphn entry Of the soldcrs tired Of wars alarrns'
into Berlin, which. mentioned in my last. will
OIL on tho goth and 2lst OF this month The most ex-
tensve preparations being made for their reception
and front windows "under the Linden,n when the
procession comes past have been rented TO enthusiasts
lovers o szht seeing Mt the nordnate of hun
drcd and atty thalers a pieco. N@ WM.@
Tie foowins is the programme for tho festivities drawn
NJ BY The Fathers Of the City and approved by the
King The troops with his Majesty at their head.
sembie ia the Kings patz lopposte Krolls 0artensl
from whence they march into tho Brandenberg Gate Al
they approach the city all the church bills are rng.
Close TO the gate tribune Is erected In the form OF
tromphal arch, on which placed young ladies'
dressed IN white and adorned with towers One OF them
receives the King with poetica address and another
presents HIM with wreath OF laurels xiar which the
sian God save the Kngl Atthe entrance OF the Linden
platform IN bniit. which the Burgomastefs Alder
men aud members OF the Common Council seated.
When his Majesty reaches u he ~ met by the chief Bur
rosnas,er soydel, the second Burgomaser, Hedemap,
the chairman OF the Common Council Sc. Tho music
cesses MNN
The chicf Brgomaster saluies the King in the name
Of the citizens OF Berlin.
Tho troops then continue their march along the Lin
den, on each side Of which are stationed the
trades, with their nars, emblems and bands Of
music, which on the approach Of Royalty
strike up "Heil dr. &c HIS Majesty, surrounded bv
tho princes aud generals OF the army takes his sta nd
10 front OF Buchors statue the troops deflng before
him on their way 10 tbs quarters assigned them IN the
city This concludes the first days festivnes On the
second day the reception OF the troops by the whtccsd
virgins and the municipal authorities continues Tho
trbunes erected ths Purer Tfdtr inside the Bran
denburg raie, which have accommodations for about
eight thousand persons placed at the disposal of tho
pnbir the troops again pass in review before the
King NJ the foot Of Bluchsr statue and procesd TO the
Irs0afes Ia large open square between tho Museum and
the nlace whore IT, Dsa ~ sung at AN altar erected
for the purpose and which s surrounded by the clergy
Protestant Cathollc and Israete. 4e EN We
fhs King. he Princes and Prncesses OF tina royal
house ana their ustrious guests tske their seats n
seIsafe pavilion and the civic dignit1res aud officers
Of State or the triblncs In tho Lustgnrten @faN
The second days festivities conclude with brilliant
illumination of the public buildings aud the whole city,
After Te Dssm the generals and ield ofcers
teriuncd ~ dinner In tho ROYAL acbloss On tho bird
day . banqus IN gwen by the city authorities ~ the
Of the nop-commsioned officers aud privaies will be
invited the number ~ which Ia estimated AZ aboat one
shosaDd The soldiers loft 10 the Hospitality Of the
citizens, many Of whom have expressed WISH 70 enter
tain their brave defenders at their own cxpsnxe and
Il que possible that ihess humble heroes s fare hot
Ter than Their snperior the public dnsers In Berlin
hnve been particularly famous for their CASTRO
norDic qualities. 4 W4 tm s1n f
pfpLoxAric CHANGES ga4ta
The diplomatic relations with the Cour of Vienna VIII
soon In repe~ed Austria having alreasy non mated an
Ambassador nj Berlin the person Of Count IsantmAns
dorn IL u probable that Count Gotz, the, PiussAn
Minister in Paris, win Ne trapscrred To Vienna This and
las y~s~as N bensdtti who u notnfousiy PARTISAN
of Prussia and has long been intimate terms with
Count Bismsrck. further proofs sht there
icosc between this country and Frarct