The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06

YOKK, FKIDAl, AfhlL
orders have been issued calling out the soldiers
flrough ut q moments notice II is equally certain
this may be occasloned by the dlssenslons between
the Cxechs and the Germans, which have already
led TO serious disturbances and In consequence Of
which martial law has been proclaimed In several
hs action Of HsuSy II tho Emperor S is wise enough
TO conc late that brave and energetic nation their
port will enable him to assume very different attitude nd;
enthusiastic loyalty Of the Hungarans saved the Aus
trian monarchy from destruction undT Maxe Theresa,
aud might do SO again under Francis Jpepl0 but then
he must give up his system Of hall measures and not
attempt to play fast and loose with themaking back
to day what he had granted them yesterday Let him
renstate them in their ancient rights aud frankly accept
his position as constitutional sovereign, and he will
have done moro to consolidate his rule In Hungary
than by all the hanging aud shooting that ssnalizcd the
earlier period Of his reign Austrias necessity Is Prus
sas opportunity All Bismarks plans are founded upon
her political and financial embarrassments which have
encouraged him to adopt tone In his negotiations with
her which he might not have ventured upon II he had
thought hor In condition 10 resent it,
The Berlin vos Ztiung conta editorial on the
late proceedings OF President johnson, opposing the
says, 'by their American corespondcntsin which the
Presidents action Is severely condemned. 10 lays
particular stress upon the fact that man man
President No ambitious proclives or a1tere pTsees
could be attributed to the martyr Of liberty rhose
who blame the President and his ministers Tor their
policy OF indulgence and Cancellation ought consistently
TO praise the Asan government for having treated the
HunRaaDs up TO the present time rebels who have
forfeited their constitutional rights forever The House
OF Reprcs natives want to apply the came theory TO
America; and If resolution passed in this
toed by the President In the exercise OF hs ega author
y such act hardly be dsapproved OF by those who
reject tho idea OF disfranchsing whole people No
doubt white population Of the former States
unwilling TO submit the force Of circumstances indeed
tho bearing Of the slaycholdng aristocracy forms
striking contrast TO the quiet rnncs with which the
blacks demand their rights Of citizenship which have
been purchased by oceans OF blood but nil this is no
IN Tho hal f.a tnatr
rails used the Italians and Hun arians"
Yesterday Dr. Loewe member Of the Prussian House
OF Deputie- and formerly resident Of New York dev
cred lecture at the Merchants Association the
construction OF the United States In which he also took
very hopeful view OF the state OF things, and warned
the friends OF the Union not bo discoura ed by
menary difficulties nscparaie from every great SOC al
revolutions but which would eventually be overcome by
the ndomtabe energy and political tact OF the American
people.
p S-Great excitement. To day Prusslan bonds fell
one and one half per cent II is affirmed that army
corps are TO bc "mob zed, and that the Prusan Am
bassador has beon instructed address unaum To
Count Men dor, and to leave Vienna IL lie does not
i've satisfactory by the 25th inst Tho Kres
Zerg once the most ardent partisan Of the Austrian
II the Prusslan battalions ready march
Vienna. hous
The German Panch edited in Berlin publishes a coat
of drawn for President Johnson. II consists o.
pair OF open scissors betwc the lower part rs taor's
goos and between The upper parts thimole
by balls OF thread instead of balls and In tho
place Of iags and agstans tho scissors surrounded
with yardstcks, which arc hanging coats and panta
looms. The whole rests on pia form decorated with
American drapery ani shield bearing tho motto, Il
shall mend the torn Union"
Tn. E..;.m.
THE HEAD CENTRE IN PARIS WITH JOHN NIT
ChEL-now NE GOT ovkh FnoM 1nsLANp.
Stephcns, tho Head Centre, undoubtedly In iars
10 wa tnc suest ., 'on h "si, anu whit s,a, iIoi
Galway small sailing vessel and, after being out
va wa % aren ,,e, n,o -, ', lu WHICH p"''
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Internatiomnl Coinage.
In the House Of Commons, March %, Mr. wArKs asked
taken place between her Maes,ys aud The
government Of he United States In reference TO the
age between England France and the United States Of
America
trace in the Foreign once any question having ever
even been raised as between the two during
the tho time lime na. M gnsse ~ held slcs spensng a vassey
| one tune seeing some gcntl men from Amerca, who
VIE = re undesosa her: more or less to nsesn'n .e
uon. But no was nce aware tnat shcro nah bscn any
0oTsspoaoshcs upon Tue sup5ecI
France.
HAPOLEON's spEECH TO THE LH0fsLATUKE IN Ry-
rLY TO ITS App.Ess-nrs OPINION on vAIs
rmsor,ss AZ .aA,ssT mrs s,ss,os'
Lep.s p1 ssn,ed ,Se asdrc or that Sosy IN rs
rhs eraaa maIe,v ~ ,bs Csns Is"ioIar have con-
axrch n,ca ~. 10 vo,,n, this .Sdrass h. r,,rx
ah,cI has given von oc,een year. NJ ,,sn,n,,y ans
property tbsnk YOU Without allowing yourseis cs
10 M, rary,cd a.y hv ~, sl>or,, presauted IN scduc
i've s., \. slc csrsbc ~ aiding the cnnannaa,ion os
tnousns ma ,na rr,re-. M ba,n.p,y ye saI 10 vouy
s.yns We sIsa Az "a 10 attain thoss enas ,xhIIe
,.yi,,in. our ,,.nb no Tho anucascm M of rasions
ana Inc wants Of society Is M our motive the com
nm xs,fsrs ami ,rhss st,y.cIon ,,us vo,r mi.s,on
hsss ~ xau n. nv a~ r ~, ~. n .ans,s,cd ,o ne
love ar ,,stce, WouId YOU q ,brousn ch onS and
arduous sbofs YOU we're no, nsplrcd by true p,,r OF
49,, la, ssh,ssn yosr~ s, \, ,ncs..n. ,n,iss,s .na
heavy responsibility before God aud before the nation n
| \ had n1t fclt within me that strength winch
| is Afforded bv the sense. Of duty and BY
the con ,cIou mes of having us fui sai n 10 carry
out France eauaIy with ourselyes desire. urogr -
stability and Liberty but a liberty which shs de, chop