The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Free Press and Free speech-Hanoyer Still
in TrOublc-Bismnrck aud MOlike-F0riif.
cations at kiel-Contlnuation OF the Zoli.
neutrality-suspicious. Visit 10 Francis Joseph.
BERLIN. July IL, 1867.
fow years ago institution 10 assist authors in
bringing thor works properly before the public was
started New York. but Notwithstanding the unweared
assistance Of disnteresed friends who promised for II
great future Of usefulness II died early that
thought 1t stubborn Here In Prussia the is
different the government steps forward and supplies at
opinion and standard. It kindly allows all printed
matter to be submitted to IT, and then with great dis
elimination suggests that certain articles not in good
taso be omitted. The writers the liberal press
less experienced than their conservative fellows, and
naturally receive attention. One OF them last
week stupid to write Two unreadable leaders TO
avoid the delicate task OF pointing out the offensive
passage, the criticism on q number OF journal Is
often communicated In such general way that
the issue OF the edition stopped. fev repettons Of
this practice make such saving in subscribers that the
editor is compelled to retire from position for which
he so Ill fitted Then, again. some disqulsitions
may quite well suited for one Province but not for
another. Here too, the censor docs his duty, may
be seen In that out Of eight connscaed papers In Frank
fert, nvo rendered obnoxious by articles quoted
from journals in East Prussia and by the speech Of
the States Attorney.
That superior gratitude OF monarchles so often mega.
lively suggested by the proverbia ngra,ude OF repub
les finds good exhibition in a muct Of hundred
thalsrs imposed on Herr Lasker for speech made in
the Lower House of the Prussian Chambers Reasons
for quashng the process were plenty, and elsewhere
would have been decisive not Mr. stanbcry would
have been able interpret the relating passage in
the Prussan constitution to make the members
words Unable Even IL they were, this offence came
among those to which the royal clomsncy promised
by the amnesty Of last September; and, more than
all, Herr Iasker OF the most efn-
Gent Of the stsndbys Of the government in the
constitutional question. An acknowledged leader
the opposition he had all to lose IL he forsook his
party jew, ho had nothing to hope from the govern
ment; yet against the wishes Of his constituents and
friends he Contributed all he could. and could
more to bring about compromise and give the Ministry
chance Of making good ITS promises Now he has his
for him, however as win be step towards return
TO the told he left This unconcilating policy OF the
government has been met by popular disposition to
liberass. One Of the signs that the enthusiasm over
last years victories has played its part 10 the compare
anniversary Of K0nigeratz The feudaists say they
expected general demonstration OF the people on that
that be Would celebrate /. ali by themselves in Potsdam
Current feeling will find its beet expression in the
preparations Lists for the registry yesterday left
ut every house town. and these have all TO be collected
and dgssed before the Goth inst An application Of the
Common Council 20 Count Gutenberg the Minister OF the
INTERIOR for delay OF eight days in the matter received
negative answer. and the election will probably take
place late in August Contrary 10 their threats the Poles
will nominate candidates to the Rechstag The liberals
OF Hanover and OF Schleswig seem inclined 10 take no
Insults and even personal violence are s frequently
offered 10 Prussian soldiers In Hanover and the royal
police direction in Gottingsn endeavor resolve the
city into sort OF grand jury by demanding Information
against all such offenders, promising them the extreme
penalty OF the Law. Freiherr Won Hardenberg anda
former Hsnoveran Official are assisting the government
10 prepare set OF propositions TO be laid before an
assembly, called the old tricural provincial system,
from Hanover seven OF It's members will be from the
mobility, seven from the Cities from the peasanry
and three will he chosen without reference 10 station
Lo Situation, the Passan organ OF george Rex: OF
Hanover that the Prussan Ambassador in Paris
has asked for its suppression, and that excluded
from the Prussian mails. The latter could only follow
after a regular judicial condemnation OF the paper and
the interference OF Count d. Goltz sem-ofhcaily
denied Queen Mary has been advised 20 leave Msrien,
burg within three days. 10 accept tho servants offered
her by King William, who, as the Trobincioi corrss
pond>s provosngy says, cannot LONGER delay the
tendsnis That the presence OF The amiable aud much
loved Queen Is the strongest hostage u realty to the
Berlin, and her lisge lord sent again on Tuesday a
with Instructions. which though not made public,
jscts az long as possible non commliia and make
thebest-of manifesto has been issued by the sxHano
fulfilled their duty to their late monarch a. Langensara
and having been released by him have promised 10 serve
the King OF Prussia; all conduct ~ variance with their
oath only brings them trouble, aud efforts TO the
contrary the part Of their sovereign lily comport
win the love professcd for them, especially when
forefsthers at Waterloo.
The Notifications at KEEL being vigorously pushed
toward completion. They consist Of four distinct works
two, Friedrichsort and Brauueberg" on the west
ern tSchieswigl side and two "Laboe " and "M6lie.
mort, on the eastern ios,en) side OF the bay Only
the bfsnneberg fort is new, the Others, though 10
somewhat different shape, having been used In the
schleswig Hostein OF 1S4s-51. This com
menced n 1854 and Is destined 70 protect Fredrchsort
rom hre from the surrounding heights and TO supply
cross Ore 70 that Of the forts on The eastern aide
Twelve seventy Founders Of cast steel will form the
principal srmsment; guns OF heavier cabre have
ever been used 10 Prussia krupp's giant cannon
a, the PeEs exhibition, viii also be mounted here NO
pains or expense have been spared render the other
forts formidable, and the high reputation OF the en-.
gneers in charge Major From and Captain Eichapfei 10
guarantees OF the scientific arrangement OF the whole
In the scheswlg question nothing transpired since
the OF the Danish government informing Herr Won
Heydcbrand upd der Lusa that would be time enough
10 treat Of guarantees when the boundaries we're e6ped
and the number CT those for whom gasantes were 10
be given settled The note curt ana a. well mt
| thai II must have reminded the Prussian vuvov Of
familiar word in the game on which he tho highest
German authority schsckn DsnmSrk's demand "a THAT
all lhs. part OF Schsswg In which the Dansh LANGUAGE