The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25


that would be extremely unwelcome TO HIM II Is no
secret here that the appointment OF Baron Beus to the
Austrian ministry tas well that Of Count Gobachowsk
10 the Governorshp Of Galcia took place partly In
sequence the recommendation OF tho French Empe-
ror, and this Interference In behalf OF who Ia
only politically but personally odlous to them Ia deeply
resented by the Prusssn government Perhaps the
OF NJ Beredter TO his post In Berlin may produce
better feeling the sstute Corscan persona gra,a
at this court and his recall would have been looked
upon unmstakable symptom OF impending
change in the attitude OF France.
An alliance betwe cen Russia and Prussia would be OK
ceedngy unpopular here in all classes OF society
cept the very highest but s needless remark that
Bismarck Is the last person the world deferred
from carrying out his policy by such considerations
The nomination of Beust continues the subject or
general conversation and notwithstanding his
catory professions every convinced that II argues
no good for the maintenance OF peace with Austria Tho
krz Zetuna contains violent article against him.
which may be considered expressing the opinion Of
court circles in this respect Ths Emperor Of Austria
do as he thinks proper no u only ssspoasbae
tribunal which, 70 DO sure has tive occasions seedy
placing man At the head * hts couscts WHO Il kaows
for nothing but his enmity 10 Prussia he has shown al
cass,,v ~ ",, .p ,. a. 49, L:m ~ a.s 40
tons with his government As TO the pacific ASSURANCES
OF the new Premier It Is almost snperaoas 70 mention
that do not attach tho slightest weight or importance
to them; fortunately perfectly able 10 take
of ourselves and any attempts to njure he will
have 10 do - ut his own peril The network of intrigue
which Is beginning to be at Vienna will be rudely
torn asunder by the points Of Prussan bayonets. y
The Nord Deutsche tBismarcks organ ridicucs the
advancement Of Benst by announcing very gravey that
the Emperor IS about to complete his sdminsrat on
BY making the Prince of Augustenburp Minister OF War
NJ Mires Minister Of Finance, ard NJ May Ia Jewish
newspaper writer who has been promoted by the Prs
sian authorities for abusing the King Minister of Ec
clesastcal Affairs, ana adds that this arrangement will
be sure TO pro<hce perfectly united and homogeneous
cabinet The VoS GaseHs calls Beust political
nd ,.Fatu ar
Austrians in placing any reliance upon his tricks OF
eecrdemain The liberal journals with their semi
Official colleagues in regarding his appointment a
warton provocaon the part OF Austria, against which
II behooves the Prussian government 70 DO on their
viii devote his undenabe talents 10 the arduous task OF
recognizing tho vast empire the destines OF which
and step which has already turned out
so Ill both for his old and his new master, and the
renewal OF which might end In their utter destruction
What adds to the i'll humor of the Prussisn govern.
men at the elevation Of their ancient enemy the exu
tatou which IT has stoned In Saxony where the peo
pie evidently look upon IT as pledge that better times
at hand and that something viii be done erelonc
relieve them from the Irussian yoke 10 which all the
appeals TO their German patriotism have boon to
reconcile them The reception OF the King of saxony
his return 10 Dresden is also the subject of very
fact more like tho triumphant entry Of soycre,gn ust
arriving from victorious campaign than OF who
had brought his kingdom to the brink ruin, and who
only allowed 70 return after subscr bng harsh
| and ignomnions terms dictated by mpeAoas
queror. The whole city on It's legs every house
peal the Chief Burgoma,ter received tho King with a
| speech OVERLOOKING with professions Of fidelity and
| palace through streets densey lined with spec.
| ta;ors, who rent the air with enthusiastic hur-
su ~ Is KEEP noo, nsss
the garrison Of Dresden Is formed BY Saxon troops, mill
tary honors were not wanting and tho citizens took
returned from lighting agans. tho Pr1ssinns and
to be qnite ready TO do again at the FIRST opportunity
The proclamation OF King John 70 his people IL
ceved in the best spr. possible He promises 70 adhere
/ TO the new alliance he has entered into with the
good faith he displayed the old Bund and TO do
everything his power render tho alliance a. advan-
tagoous his country 10 the Faherand at large;
but people hsre are persuaded that this IL ali bosh and
that he s only waiting for the moment TO his
necton with Austria and 10 back out OF the engagements
he has contracted with Prussia and the North German
federation In word everything that proceeds from Aus
tra and Saxony II viewed with the utmost suspicion and
regrets arc continually expressed that Prussia should
have halted In her OF victory and thus have -f,
her enemies tmc TO collect their trial
Of strength, In which, however doubts but that
she viii be still more sgnay successful than she In
the first Under thesc circumstances the position OF the
/ new Austrian Ambassador At Berlin must be anything
but pleasant although the Emperor hss been sumo entity
we'll advised himself sufficiently acquainted with
The King OF Prussia's character appoint military
70 this post Count winpu presented his credentials
the King on Monday, and met with polite II not with
cordial reception The King Of Saxony has been invited
to pay visit 20 potsdam an invitation which, In tho
sent state of things, ia equivalent to command and
i which he has therefore been fa.n to accept
In the approaching session of the Prusan Legislature
which the 18th inst many old faces will
be missing. considerable number or the ayowed liberal
members having resigned their seats finding useless
70 oppose tho that has set In strongly
| Of government Among them ara two deputies from
1 Berlin, NM Jecdel and Heyi. TO replace whom new
been issued by which the elections arc fixed
/ for Saturday next The candidates who have offered
themselves all belong 70 the party Of progress but
willing TO support tho Ministry in Ia foreign policy, and
nster themselves that their compaisance will be re-
warded by modification Of domestic system OF gov
eminent In liberal sense As yet II ms, be confessed
phoss the Old high tory functonaries remain In Office
the assent continues TO be refused TO the election
OF liberal mayors and common cOuncilmen, and the
press ~ undcr strict control a. ever Even tho
cnton OF NJ Twcston fo his speech IN the House Of De-
pules against the Supreme Tribunal has not been
dropped in spite OF the amnesty granted by the King for
/ all political offences and the accused having been &C
quilted In the hrs instance. the suit carried 10
4 higher court the Kannerg,rscht when the Attorney
Ganer actually proposed hts condemn years
imprisonment penalty no more than adequate 20 tho
cnormfy Of tho crime. The Kammero,yiett however,
perhaps DESTROYS Of resying tho reputation u had
\ qured in the famous affair OF the Miller OF sanssouo,
TOOK the view Of this the lower court viz
That by paragraph ~ OF the constitution members OF the
House we're eroneia cd from an rsspons hty for re-
marks the OF their legislative functions
except to the House itself, aud the acqaittal accord
ii remains Il to seen whether the Minister Of Justice
will have bodncss appeal derntr resort the
supreme Tribunal and whether That es'innbie BODY viii
think Itself competent 90 decide in a ~ winch IL
would prefer me double part q plaintiff aud Judge
4 FROM 4 article IN the official correspondence n
appears ihst although the convalescencc Of M dc Bis
\ rnsrck II progressing favorabiy be u nv means
! trry recovered from hi illness He l. desrons ~
returning Berlin possible, I'm order 70 ase
part the preliminary labors for the speedy ess .h
/ Inent Of the North German confederation = work 90
| happily begun, and which he 4 especially ANXIOUS 10
complee.h The government journal trusts that this
wish will be gracd, though would he for the interest
~ Prusss that ne should aosatu from business until
hs physical strength perfectly restored The Austrian
papers assert that Bisnarck y suffering from the @me
disease that couded tbs lat days u Frederick william
W. and which results In mental senation Dut this "
OF the nnumeabs fables that proceed from vienna
where the Of romancBg has attained high stage OF
perfection. II certain that Bsmarcks system has
ceved a severe shock but have the highest authority
for stating that his mental faculties are unmpalred
General kenn the Minister Of War v also in very indf
ferent health and will he able 70 assist Al the open.
ing OF the LEGISLATURE.
The session will probably be short. a. the North Ter.
man Parliament Il 10 meet Immediately after the
cuon 0f the elections which are 10 take place early Ia
January and would DO Tor both assemblies be
sitting At tie same tlme.u
G A NJ A . A.