The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

We streets WITH banner Tying, and IN inc evening not
cay ne phlic edhces bat many private houses we're
dlsm a smlsS aofneasssai,oas took place IA the
,o~n q ws~h~<sa, ~hsrc the ss.Dske " anything but
n,as',-a " Roman csasoes. oonsldsrabe dss,isfsc.
ties shs~n, and ernassanA nsh's on between
q shs cd regime and rrassi.a synpaihissrs
IA sash ne latter vo0d have Jared badly II order had
80 hen r~~sorsd ~ the Prus~an military who occupy
sss q d.sns bessdsn In great force In Frankfort the
ss h.ss .sA ~h.s ass ~ss hsssssd on Inc
ancient house. where the German Emperors
lnsssilsd ana where Tho Golden Bull Of Charles ~.
lt3<s Alll ~ scsved-a military band played tho
irussan anthem, and me rrusslan ucops presented
~has the Governor, haron raiow, read the royal
pfoclsnson concluded 9Th hoch 10 the King; but
.th IA sscspson o. tbs Prus~an funconare- 10 one
lcnsa ~ th~ cry--no one sid God bless him
n ~. ~ lang before the Frsnkforters forget the loss
- their republican Freedom under The shelter of which
TIER city has sfcwp into opaeace and become 81
10 eass smporinms of Europe they are naturally re-
csAn 70 ssehsnss sssr sys.sm % -sn.g:ssrnmsni Tor
honest "a fesrn satisfaction they do not feel but
they know that y usses- 10 kick against the prcks,
sna s.len,,, though ~rongfaiiy, they submit 70 tho
Ia H.nossr on the contrary. the capital o. state
which h@s hitherto maintain ID fair rank among Euro
pean Kingdoms which may b. sad Ia have national ~
u ~ and shnse Princes played leading part IA Ger
nsloT. the hoelssGxoerns were heard of. the an
produc-a hs most violent excitement and called forth
bnrsf ~ haired against their new rulers
fhe RIVAL rroeismAions everywhere torn down.
although they had been posted ~ high ~ possible, 10
rsessss reovl getting them of the shops
~ere c,osn ths women appeared In mourning and 10
.,r. Do. ne nab Psss"sa,A.sa .ns ey Wearing sse
national bymn t~hatrs~r "a may bel The Pru@ian nag
%. esi, Displayed IRON The palace and some Of the pub
ls bnlainss shich ~oald probably have boon attacked
aad guss u shev had been protected py strong
bodies - roops Ths Pru~-,an authorities however be-
hsv.f VIII grrst eiscumpscicn and u 4 owing 10 their
fcrteasnce and W tbr strct orders "a the ssd
10 ascd any collision 18th the townsp~opc that the day
Ia~si OF without serious disturbances and With no
farher srns'cs cf biood than some broken heads
ffe1o
addition W Which the rcpuace rceved the feeling by
breaking the wndoweof the only uaedsmsa, Who ven
serves mention that king George notwithstanding
his steady refusal hi. sovereign rights, has
ece from the oath % seg lance and 10 ALLOW them
tAAs service Under Prussia in expaien Of better times
rnrsiks OPINION.
these manlfs-salons Newer mina,1 they say' in
any all the~e pcope will be- good rrassans
any ~ "a and they point 20 the sssons. the In
hAants ~ that portion Of saxony which detached
frum the mother coanty, and aui~d wnh Prussia by
the Treaty % Vienna, aud who, told nov
provinces THIS map Or may BE- the sAsons are .
aret r~opis and naturally submissive TO the Powers
that b. b., ] qiessoa ~heshcr they would have cute
broken their hearts Prursa had been worstsd In tina
late campaign and instead a maxim treah conqassis,
she had been forced 10 pr~y,ess and
so~ her share % -sseny - revert 10 m fosnsr osner
Ho~eser, any years 10 Ions Tune, and rrussls 70
mains IN aniistarhed pos.ersou ~ Hanover for nfy
years the nAneseraas On probably b. rsconaed %
remain To- andsturted po.sr~ron fr hong. rather
there knd % doubt abort a. the prusians them
..ive. q. psrf.etly s~.r-tf we hae. very vel,
they cmAsk, that shzl have another tassie for ~,
but that will BE- the iAxl"
rnc~vgvs A~ornHn VAS
10 generally rscoesixsd thsi The preseet rssfe -
merely armed truce which may eonlnoe for year.
perhaps Tor twe bet oersiniy not tesona and ~hleh
viii be saoceedsd BY struggle 10 which The var 9th
Austria vas hardly more than ehllds play. whenever
u LApp~ns may b. psr,y sure thai Prussia ~lll he
well prepared Coz ~ far from reducing her military e.
tzblahmenL she II ealargax and Completing a. her
sesals nled 10 ovesn.~ing wlh mclensnts % de-
strucon, her qua Factories are m full tsst strange
mess ere current az nsu and undrsamcd Of Improve.
msnts In The srtillsv Department. aud II koshuss
should break oct abe nay s<soaNh hss enemies with
second edition u The s>s1Ie gsn fatal ana
decisive u victory than the nrst On ths other haad
Louis Napolcas y hard u work recognizing be army
and getung In proper Trim ior contest vllh the fore
most military Power the Coutinsntfos zach frussA
II become and unlsss the French Emper0 shresd
Of life shoad b. precautionary saspps., he nay b o.
pesded upoa 70 Jake ths easss oppossasay u rese-
Ing tho pr ssise he he's ose and shrh he M AFFORD
10 dispense With Then, indeed Greek ell meet Greek,
and the TUG o. var wsr begin 10 GOD ssrnev;.