The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29

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King and Ministry. Parliament and people. are united
almost TO mvn. II IL possible for Prussans 10 believe
that any one having 50 much claim TO be recognized as
Prussans the Germans In Schleswig have BIO happy
outside OF Prussia the settlement OF the question would
DO much lightened. 4,
The Danish Crown Prince is travelling in Sweden.
Dame Ruuor very naturally says he is looking for Wife
and will Wait the pretty Swedish Princess Louise with
matrimonial intent 1hs father Of tho damse the KING
OF sweden, arrived in Town to-day. After short rest
ne Will proceed to Vchy. All the principal members or
the court being absent he has been spared the annoy
Before King William loft for Ems whore he is enjoy.
ing himself right merry he ordered that the proposed
Monamen. 70 Tue soldiers who fen sas scasswg
1866 Il will be erected in the middle Of she Exercice
riaz between krolls and the Brandenburg gate; no
definite plan has however, been adopted for It. Thirty
thousand thalers have been given by the King to the
veterans OF the war Of l8l3-15 in Hanover.
NO paragraph OF personal items would be here thought
complete unless il contained a new anecdote OF the
Prime Minister Tho last is his speech to the people Of
Polmow, who greeted him as he wen. to his estate.
II was ort:"Your friendly reception has placed me
IN no small embarrassment. for know right well how
should demean myself popular minister l have
hitherto lacked opportunity OF acquiring satisfactory
employing his vacation in making careful journey OF
inspection through the newly acquired provinces
General Moltke has been honored by the 'citizcn
ship" Of his birthplace parchim, in Meckisnburg A
scion OF the ancient princeiy house OF Radzwiil was
last week invested with holy orders in the church OF
Among the late acts Of gracs of the King are the par
doning Of Dr. Bayrhoaer formerly OF Marourg and now
OF Moioe aionroe, United States The Doctor 10 TO be-
rens.ated in all his honorable rights and TO be allowed
to the national cockade His offence was treason.
NJ vllobart the wc known correspondent Of lie Steele
awarded Prussian order for report Of the bat
ties IN Bohemia, bat the Berlin journals think i'm
pertlnently declined the compliment
The Commissioners OF the Xoilveren Customs Union)
finished their conference yesterday They agreed that
the Zoyeren should continue ten years, according TO
fha lf1 Hp, tto nc NJ
be convened next year and until this meeting the duties
will remain unaltered.
Jeremy Bentbam's ghost must be delighted by the
progress OF those latter days Darmstadt has removed
all usury restrictions and Wurtemberg intends to abo
ish the whipping post.
The Vienna N.e Free Press OF Yesterday has an ed.
tora on Napoeons proposed visit to the Emperor Fran
els Joseph II says he must be treated politely If he
comes butt after reviewing the connections OF tho two
houses, declares that his coming would be exhibition
OF ASSURANCE that scarce ho would be thought capable or
Promotion of the Crown Prince-Thc Con-
scription Law in Observation-Disclosures Of
Needle GHns-The Tobacco Trade.
BERLIN, July g. 1867.
On wednesday, the Sd, all the public and many Of
the private buildings Jagged with the Prussan
colors in commsmoraton Of the battle of Koniggratz
A multitude OF the pleasure seeking inhabitants went
out to Posdam 10 witness the principal celebrations in
honor Of the day. tho conservation Of seventy-three
standards to be given to regiments formed during
and since tho campaign The ceremony Of mailing the
colors the stats performed the evening before at
Potsdam in the Bronco and Marble Halls Of the Castle
The royal family, several prncely relatives and high
officers Of the army wers already assembled at SIX
O'Clock, when the large door Of the Bronco Hall was
swung open and his Majesty. in the uniform Of the
body guard appeared After fow words Of greeting
tho King, addressing the regimsntal commanders,
said:-'T commit these standards to you. hope you
a
blood and liie." Tho first nail in each standard
driven by the King then followed the Crown Princess.
the Grand Duchess Of Mecklenburg Processes Charles
and Frederick Charles, down to tho children OF the
Crown Princess and Princess Frederick Charles the
little Prince Leopold being in the of his bonnie;
Minister Won Roon Generals Mol,ke, Werder and
others. The King hit the nail sQuareiy on the head,
Won Room was, usual, expert ana Motke ngeniousy
set his in breaches left by the others. :. s.
The conservation of the banners took place at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon the broad alley OF the Lust
garlen In which altar had been erected The troops
in parade uniform, formed hollow square around the
standards After tho service and the blessing b. the
clergy they mapched by the King the commanders
carrying the new colors and sinking them as they
passed. At dinner gwen in the Commons Of the new
palace to the Lehr tInstructon) battalion, the King
taking up glass of wne said In loud voice. II drink
this glass TO the veal Of army, which has added TO
Its ancient fame by victories" After the flourish
OF aud the shouts had subsidized the Crown Prince
replied with "Long live his Majesty, renowned
monarch and victorious chiefl While the officers and
soldiers cheercd till the hall rung the King and Crown
Prince embraced and kissed one another grand ban.
ques which attended by the entire court, and to
which the commanders OF the new regiments
invited. was given the came evening, Snd the King
again toasted the entire army, remembering the
vices OF those who had fallen and the duties which
devolved upon the new troops
Charles received from the King this
sons as Colonel Generals, rank equal 10 that Of
Marsha. which title Is not usually given to PRINCES Of
General Of the Train, and the gray headed Field Mar
snail Won wrangel still stands next TO the King in
mand.
Since last years reorg auzaton OF the army tho
Der Of generals or the infantry and cavalry has been In
creased forty OF lieutenant generals to seventy
i've Among these only two are not Of the nobility aud
only niue Of the eshtysix major generals are Of plain
citizen extraction
In secret session OF the Burgerscha OF the free city
Of Bremen the Sd Of July the military convention
proposed by Prussia accepted, with the provision
landwehr who have gone across the ocean to be
exempted and that all liable TO do duty before lsS5 are
likewise exempt.
over thirty thousand needle guns have been supplied
10 saxony wuremberg Darmsladt and Baden by Prus-
More fhan double that quantity. however, must be
furnished 10 properly equip these troops war foot
ing The change OF equipment in the Prussian
service. especially OF the cavalry has been made
cuse by tho War Department for giving very heavy
orders saddler cloth manufacturers and the like all
containing penalties the event OF nonfu1l-
ment within the specified time. Besides this tho gov
eminent foundres and gun factories are driven with
extraordinary vigor, quite appropriate to an armed
peace many Of them running night aud day.
King William departed last night for Ems, and all the
Minister'S excepting Herr Won Muller, OF the Depart
ment Of Public instruction. have left town for their
summer vacation Count Bismarck will remain on his
estates In romerana iii August Prince Humber, son
OF Victor Emanuel leaves this evening for ST. Peters
burg During his visit 10 this court he has occupied
apartments In the Royal Castle, and received the usual
compliments OF military parades and gala dnners The
Crown Prince, in whose company be came hither from
Paris has acted at the part OF host and ccerone
taking him the arsene.s the gun foundrics, &c &c.
To. morrow the Crown Prince will follow his consort
Victoria the watering place Of Msdroy, and as he is
the last Of the royal family now here, one s al loss
TO imagine tho reception Of the King and Queen OF
Sweden who are 10 arrive here the ION inst
Quite panic was created among the dealers tobacco
by rumor OF contemplated increase Of duty on that