The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-12
MAIL DETAILS TO JULY 80.

Our European dies and special correspondence by the
steamship wsser at this port, embrace The following
tntsres ting details Of cable dispatches 70 the S0h
OF July. additional 70 the mail report published in the
HERALD yesterday morning.
Tho visit Of the Sultan to Paris and London suggests
che following reflections to the Moscow Gasste;-
The attitude Of the Western Powers, and especially Of
France In the Eastern question, 10 extremely interest,"
Eng Frouch policy endeavors on the one hand, TO
avoid all sn,sgonsm to Russia, and even preteds 10
certain concessions 20 her. and, on the other acts
1e pat in underhand nsanney qf Co''stdtncrs
conoyy 10 Rasan int-resn We ought at length 70 be
convinced that objects In the East will never be
identical with those OF France For her. Eastern affairs
occupy only secondary place, while they constitute
che principal object Of the policy OF Russia In view OF
nbcant Importance.
The Debars of Vienna, Of The Goth Of July, says
We understand that attempts at this moment being
tsrprsalion 10 be given to article hve of the Treaty OF
Prague The intention evidently is 70 substitute the
powerful intervention Of collective Europe for the
daneoro Interference OF single Power Diplomacy 10
this moment occupied with tho question: and hopes
arc entertained, not only Of gaining Tho adheron Of
should assume the initiative in bringing the matter
forward.
Tho party proper Of North Germany has published
Eta electoral programme While adhering to the
constitution these politicians OF progress regret
thas 'ths municipal and can,ona organization 10 st
deficient in that development, witbou, which the
They claim besides the liberty OF the prcss and of
CATION and finally, "a real responsibility the par;
o. the Ministers and functionaries"
The korgn zeitsng Of Cassel which under the former
sSsIme was the organ Of the Prus.an party Electoral
szse seems on the road 70 pass the democratic
opposon In consequence Of the financial msasurss
It's last number says:.-
We have Jus, received . series Of letters from Mar.
burg IA uschsmberg Homburg Hofgsismar, wacbters-
back Me ungen and other places and they are all filed
with expr essions Of anger and grsf on the measures
lately rub lishsd Rarely has profound change In
spublic opinion been observed
The editor OF the Korgn Zetuno has been cited before
the Procursur General 10 give an account OF several
asrticles published lately
Notwithstanding the precautions which the Prussisn
authorities had thought necessary TO ADOPT inc oepAr-
trrs OF Queen Mary OF Hanover gave rise 10 demonss
tions FROM her former subjecta AT the STALLION Oh Aiea
. depu,aton Of young girls threw yellow and white
flowers Into tho royal carriage AT Goltngen the train
received with shouts Of welcome, aud was covered
with bouquets and wreaths As far the frontier hs'
Majesty sverywher met with earnest marks Of sym
psthy.
Two hundred Hanoveran refugees have requested per
mission 10 settle in Switzerland Tho Federal counci
has referred the matsp 10 the decision OF the canona
authority
Tho King OF Prussia 10 remain At the baths Of Rs
sas in swzsrland from the 5th 10 the Gath OF August
Cardinal Rsuscher Archbishop OF Vienna, who was on
Of the principal negotlstors Of the Austrian Concorda
has offered his inermediaton with the Court OF Rom
FOR the revision Of the treaty. and Baron dc Beust ha
eagerly accepted the proposal person enjoying tn
confidence OF the government will be associated vii
him in order 10 accelerate the progress OF the negova
uoas during the parliamentary recess and WHICH ii