The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
Bavaria wurtsmbsrs and portion Of Damstaas, which


win then b about ripe for easy digestion. forelg
war may Of course In the interim force Prussia In I'd
vance Of her time To admit the present outside State
into the Northern Bund but the only change TO resui
rom foreign intervention win be that Prussia win do
the monarchy and become German empire. which Il
only less acceptable than the Prussian empire, pur
1mp's that Bismark now seeks to make.
We have at present three Kngs residents OF Bavaft
VINO hold courts or when they like, and have ro,a
guards and are served royalty. The old Louis l., func,
oTc,o King, Louis IL King de fdcto ct jare and ,s
uncle Oiho exKing OF Greece who holds royal court
Bamberg whenever he has a visitor or II may be al
other times also, TO keep his gentlemen "Goldsticks =
waiting; ana other 1unkies In good practice TIE
royal parent, old King Louis who considered hts sou
peaceful and prompt abdcation in the first troubles Of
HAT classic region Greece royal but too rapid
movement The disappointment to the old man was
very great for he had set his heart upon the establish
ment OF the Greco Bavaran dynasty. He made II the
occasion too Of visiting Greece and even caused 10 be
erected here magnificent gatawaythe PropylaceEthe
most perfect specimen OF architecture In Munich, exact
details and proportions being all taken from the original
In Greece This he designed 10 be commemorative OF
the accession OF his 10 the throne Of Greece and of
the new dynasty Of Bavaran origin there established
Unfortunately for the old Kings family ambition about
the time the commemorative structure had been CON-
peted and dedicated the Greco Bavaran dynasty had
yor,S1 q and WAS past ns
King himself had Just lost his royal throne forced
therefrom by the popular will.
arrived hers fsw days afo bat IL consequence q t6e
Kings absoAcs from the city has not vet rocsived au&
ence mo Nanciature q Munich Excludes the chsrgsf
the Roman Cakhoic interests at Wuremburg and Baden
For months the Holy Sec has been repesuted By
the Charge d Asirss Monsieur y Abb& Isuis Antonuce
Monsgnor Megiia arrived hsre from Gsatemaia, whore
he had retired some time ago, ater the failure Or
his mission 70 establish o kind OF conc0rdat enie
cvidle between the Pope and Macmillan, the Austrian
advcnturer thinking more profitable to use the churth
property than the church influence.
The Hanoverian Charge, Monsieur d'Ampeda, Inns
nov NOW ceased S MS 81. wnaIver snsss may nave
upon the occasion he was decorated nv the King with
the Of st. Mhaes order Of merit but whore the
merit lazy In connection with his mission 1t would be
difficult Co say; perhaps II In his giving II up.
think he must have been preceded In his departure by>
his diplomatic brethren OF saxcny, wurtemburg aud
Baden for neither Of them have bad any local habia
tion here for some time. The Belgian Minister does
not make any pretence; he lives away altogether,
unless It may be flying visit occasional
fine day He too has neither house Office sign
Of presence by proxy otherwise, and his example
might well be followed by her Britannia Maiestys re-
prcsenta.lve without any the least peril to British In
teresis In fact tho whole system Of diplomatic repre-
sentaton for countries In the condition Of Bavaria Is
absurd
pompous announcement appeared short time ago
in the French and Prussan papers, presenting the
thanks OF the Psian King to the French Minister here
FOR his jealous and protection Of tho aud
interests Of Prus5ian subjects, Conded to him in the
temporary removal OF the Prnssan Legation from
Munich during the The fact was there nothing
whatever done by the French Minister during the time
because there was nothing to be done The sole bus
ness occupation, II II may be called SUCH OF all those
legations here Is to make extracts from German news
papers and send them to their home governments,
where they might just easily have been translated
rcaf the original One good REFORM least has been
effected by the violence Of Bsmark in the extinction
through the late Of host OF those little parodes
ndepcndent natonalities the small feudai governments
" Germany. think about twenty-six sovcregns,
princes and courts have been reduced Tor raised 70
spectacle private ife lieu of their previous condition
The war ONCE here has inst published fr return Of
he casualties by the late war Total OF killed AZ OIL
,ers 2s2 soldiers; OF wounded Ill officers s5s sol
iicrs missing (not specified what proportion Of officers
bB1--tOfal. 4,