The New York herald., 1867-02-19

permit an agitation that tends 70 subvert the legally
established political system" IL Is doubtful notwih
standing whether all these measures will have the de-
sired effect OF frightening away the "partienaints
adherents Of Hanoverian independence, from the polls
on The contrary. they only seem 70 increase the exas
peration Of the people, and II accounts from Hanover
TO be trusted the united opposition Of royalists
force that unless the ballot boxes subjected
the same sort Of manipulation which is ascribed TO
Louis Napoleon, the rrusslan party viii be beaten
The collapse Of the insurrecton in Crete very
NAL propos for the politicians who are busy revving
the Eastern question We have often been deceived
by the Turkish telegrams that we must hesitate to
attach implicit faith TO their reports but this time 1t
words OF French saiecmap, order again reigned" in
the bloodstained isle OF MnoS Bsmarcks organ, the
M ..S ~ah nc has y n ns
eminent 70 suppress u, still refuses to believe ip It's
failures ..and besides il adds II the Turks have
succeeded in crushing IT, will that improve their situa-
tons VIII the forcibe subecon Of the Christian popu-
lation reconcile them TO Mahomean rule Will not the
insurrsction break out another quarterf And
passivey while their coregoniss are being massacred
by hordes Of Asiatic barbaransY''
Prussia evidently determined not 70 let the matter
drop ana the eervecence Of the Christian races nhabi
ing the Ottoman empire has risen to such pitch that It
etatc OF things that win force the Western Powers 70
occupy themselves with the Oriental question: however
%ucn they may % inclined % 70 adjourn % q 70 more
Journal too, is threatening In the extreme, and 1t Is
positive that large OF troops slowly collect
Ing the south Of Russia where camp has been FORM
cd at point which is equally eligible for operations
against Austria against Turkey. Asfor Prussia Ia
needless mention she Is fully prepared for every
emergency; indeed, semi-oical paper states in plain
that il Count Bismarck should ask tho Minister OF
War long would for the army TO be ready for
action the would be eght days after receiving
orders TO prepare for it."
BY the last bulletins the King rapidly improving
and appears to be completely out OF danger His
complaint a attack of influenza bronchitis,
from which half the population OF Berlin have been
suffering this winter and his constitution must still be
exceedingly robust for him to got over 1t soon
For the last few days he has had daily conferences with
Bismarck and has also received the Ministers Of War and
OF the Interior, NJ dc Savgny, and many other persons,
including the Governor OF Scheswg Holstien, Gene
raj Mausten. He is yet allowed 10 leave his private
apartments, but the frost having broken up and the
weather become quite mild hc will probably be abe
long to resume his out of door avocations
The Emperor of Austria has resc nded the order by
which those regiments OF his army that were called al
ter the King and Princes Of Prussia TO to
bear the namcs of their honorary coonels This has
been done by the advice OF Baron Beust, who repre-
sen cd the im ocy Of measure which was calculated
TO offend q powerful ncighbor without Austria's de-
irving the slightest benefit from it, There be
doubt that the KING OF Prussia highly incensed at
this demonstration which wounded him in his tenderest
point-his sense Of military honor; but alter It had
once taken place, 1t might perhaps have been but-
the matter rest Than 10 the momory of
the insult by tardy reparation which will hardly pro-
duce the desired effect The anmosity between Austria
and Prussia deeply rooted bc removed by
acts OF courtesy, AMI only terminate in a struggle
for life and lich must lead total
ton of one Of the two Powers