The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-22
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OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS, August 7, 1885,
DISLIKE KiSc rgrssIAs SPEECH AND IT'S TREAT
oRpE.
The French government does not Ike tho King Of
Pruss.as speech, and has shown It's dislike by pub
lishing It in small print as a document OF consc-
quence in an way corner tho Monite1r
The semi official journals have orders to represent tho
speech quite insignificant and matter of course and
TO praise its moderation because leaves every
thing open and makes claim to universal dominion in
Germany. But while saying this they know better.
The King does not enter into Details but the sisnih
Of. his speech lies in the few words speaking Of
his military lriumphs having paved tap'aa1 the way
for the further s.development' Of Germany.
1t is plain from this added to other symptoms, that
he-or rather Bismarck, who directs hm-contomplstes
tho complete absorption Of Germany in the Prussian
crown. Active canvassers are at this momcnt working
the swabisn countryi e., Baden, Bavaria and wnrtem
bergto provoke movement In favor Of annexation TO
Prussia and believe they will succeed
sorTHgRs uSIrY.
The tendency to unity very strong in Germany, and
thcso southern PROVINCES though originally av orabe TO
Austria, dissuscd with her proved impotcpce and
the helplcssness OF their titular rulers They would
rather be incorporated with great German nation than
invite Invasion by : strong ncighbor bismarck laughs
s Napoleon, whom be thinks he has completely ockeycd
The Absence In tho speech from the pussan throne Of
The Fronch papers had said tlat the maintenance Of
the territorial integrity Of Saxony due 10 Napoeons
nediston but the King OF Prussia attributes II 10 the
request ofthe Emperor Of Austria.
san NArcLEOx VASTLY LET DOWN.
All this 10 terrible for Napoleon and lowers him i'm
mensey, not only In the eyes OF the constantly aug
nentiDg opposition, but In tho opinion Of his most do
voted supporters who s loss 10 find excuse for
his nshap have very little doubt that the russiau
IaIament will not only givethe King the bif OF In
dcnniy he axis for but support his policy In future
xDLESIrY ron KING WILLIAM.
most important indication In th direction w. that NJ
do Grabow, tho former Speaker OF the Prussan Pars
mcnt who led the opposition which repeatedly refused
tho supplies has withdrawn his canddaiura. The Prus
deputies did not know what Bsmarcks policy was,
and refused 10 vote for large army the use OF which
they did not perceive But they not now glory,
they do, In the brilliant victories Of Prussia,
and refuse TO sanction. by bin OF Indemnity
the by which was achieved There
10 rumor that they are prepared 10 90 tho whole
bog and proclaim the King at oncc Emperor Of Germany
Although their enthusiasm may possibly fall short OF
,hs feel that they and the King viii henceforth
pun together, and see no reason Why no shoad not
govern constitntionaiy.
TnE EnfEloR's vIsiT TO vIcHy.
While write lsngn learn that tho Emperor has quite
uuexpectcdly returned 10 Paris from Vcby There
OF bad from Italy bit do NOT believe that
Italy seriously resist the orders OF Prussia 20 make
peace. would rather op.ne taat the Emperor Nspo-
leon whUse peaccabie attitude has puzzled ybody,
must be preparing theatrical cup. Perhaps the
news that he las ordered eleven hundred thou.
sand kilogranpas of saiipeIe nay be come ted with
this sudden return. 4f-.t.N .