The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
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QUA FhANkfoRT-oM. IM -mAiM coAnEspoxugku-
Ancrican Securities In the Market, N,
Anxiety so rho Observation-Disclosures .
the Crowns from Fresh Disturbances u
Awcrica-A Ries, md the Dinieuisics .
Prussian Fusion, &c.
r FxAsKIoRr-on- rnH.MAIs, Jan ~, 1857.
The alarm about American Affairs has sabsded Al on
bourse since IL became known that the mea Of the law
have 70 deal with the question Of the impeachment
that 1. is not 70 be apprshended the may b
hurried by vote OF the House. Our prices are there
FORE higher now with gold premium At lao than they
with the At 1881. The kilograms respectn,
the radicals urging abe impeachment had no effect a
this s matter OF course What had caused the alarm
the majority the House. and the fear that th'
government might be upset. Our patriots in Americs
ought v remark the satisfaction with which all enemies
OF bery look to the possibility Of new outbreak In tbs
hated fepHblic. The Frankfort correspondence Hacas
sent by the tho departments and not des
tined to be circulated foreign countries, said There
no doubt that President johnson w baveto decide In
few weeks what he has to do TO keep his opponents al
a distance. Should no submit affairs would not be
arranged thereby the Southern States driven to
tremiiies would take up arms again. Should tho Pres-
dent resist and and assist the South in conjunction with
the democrats Of the North then the same anarchica
state would revive from which the Union TWO years ago
miracul0usly escaped.
would make believe that the Union at the brink Of
a civil war, and that she expected tnerefrom way
out Of her Mexican miseries 10 fact large sums Of
American stock we're thrown from Paris on our market
The Prusslan government papers, Nordd utsche and
Kyiegseaung, had doubt that the disruption OF the
republic at hand OF course they were answered by
our press that their JOY was premature, and that
America was not France and Grant no Marshall Of 81
Arnald. Still 1t has shown that all enemies
ican institutions wherever they exist 10 Prussia dis.
turbances in the United States would be particularly
welcome just now, when thousands OF young men lily
the compulsory military service and repair 70
America where they not the slaves Of enterprsing
ministers who engage in wars In which the people have
interest whatever.
LIST week there was riot close to this town. the re-
from Hesse and Nassau refusng the oath Of aleR
ance, and could not be compelled by tho military 70
submit The ringeaders put In rons but tho others
still refused The Prussan ruler becomes unpopu
lar from day 70 day by his miserable system Of petty
annoyances Thus the two Journals OF our town. which
have not been swept away by the storm Of last summer
have been prosecuted the ono for publishing speech of
the Austrian Deputy Kuranda against Prussian policy
in nndon Hed aSont he Italian Greeuboob
The Minister OF Justics having been Intercepted In
the Chamber about the Hanoverian merchant Sontag
having been imprisoned without trial. replied that cx-
ceplonal circumstances required exceptiena measures
and that he would never shrink TO apply them. Thus
everybody in the new annexed states ia at the mercy Of
every spy who might report unheoded expression.
Al the debate in the Herrenhaus about the deputies 70
be elected BY the provinces Count Bismarck bed 70
Of the duties Of government, and that Il they ~ero
called 70 reign for fortnight they would become aware
Of the utter impracticabilisy Of thsr principles
Americans, would scarcely, believe ~. NJ whole
landed property Of the Prussan nobility Of the jupSer
party g taxed a. recent ocoasoo, doe nos soant 70
the yearly income Of the Roshschid family end neveS
theless they insist 70 govern the State cxcusivsly
Without any rsed 70 the hesdsrs Of mUveable prop.
srty, who pay ninseenths Il ahs ,axeA Arcosdins 70
hins thrown outs by the pTassisn oncaai rens, The
fortress oe Luxsn1burg win probably b given up 70
avoid unpleasant dscussions with France.
H. bat nobody for u and candidates scarcely
70 10 got, the whole affair will turn farce. the
main object being Ito supsssede thess0y shs hwsnan
Chambers The Parliament will b required TO vote she
moneys for the standing army ten ysar al once
than Mnisters wi do they please wsA theis Cham.
bers their authority 10 overrdden 10 tins respect
In southern Germany the Prusnan party is actively
trgung in behalf Of junction with the Nord Deatschc
Bund and the old bugbear, the Oriental question: -
pleaded as an Indictment, though nobody believes in
earnest that European governments win add TO their
serpent, makes its round in the papers when poll
ca matters become The insanity OF getting
many people possible Ia military coats and adding
80 widespread that MIR. Hequenberg, the re-
porter Of the budget In tho Bavarian Chambers,
said, have added seventy-two miIoas 10 our debt,
and shall now vote millions for the people Ia arms.
whe the decreases and the people get poorer
rom day 10 day. 1t 10 poor consolation that similar
state Of things exists in all other States Of the CONTINENT
must hope that In the eleventh hour prudence
peaceable citizens into sodiers and 70 praise the
greatest result Of science and industry the best model OF
breach leaders; IL Is miserable policy indeed which
ends 70 ruin tho country In order to provide for Its pro-
lection and 20 ensure her future greatness
Our corn markets are very hrm and higher prices are
expected In the spring; the French continue buyers
iour has risen considerably in price during the last
month"; the french government has stopped the pubca
ton OF quotations Of the Marseiles market--as u re-
NEEDY. Ana such dotards believe they can rule world
provided with telegraphs and railways