The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
BAvARIA.
ouR MUNICH CORRESPONDENTS.

The seclusion or the King In his Castle
IN tho AlpS-Lack Or Popular Enthusiasps
Durins His Visit 60 Munich-Thc Feeling
IN TO Prussiun. Asasrption-Poiisicai Gos-
zip, &c. ~ 8stt..
MUNICH, Dec. u.s. 1893.
The King returned to Munich the evening or the
10th Instant. In honor OF the occasion some houses
were illuminated In the streets through which he had
pass his way 70 tho royal residence and bands OF
scans stationed At points along the route Al
usual in such there large crowd Of people
assembled interested, probably much in tho display
in the occasion Indeed, to judge from the absence
Of any demonstration Of feeling for tho royal person.
should think their interest stronger in tho lights
and transparcnccs Some students and city sassi~ oil
whom the crowd In great part COMPOSED vent
thsir loyalty rather noisly IN front or the Palace
aftor the reception concluded, and brought the
King 10 the window or three times This was the
most striking and only spontaneous part Of the demon
stration Tho house Inflammation and street music had
been prepared BY subscription among the royal trades
The King expressed his thanks through the Bur-
gomester 70 his good burgers for their loyal reception
and 80 the pageant ended.
II the good burghers had any idea OF retaining the
King In the city, and tho consequent large cxpen.
dtures. they must have been much disappointed the
sequel for the royal reception had hardly closed aud
the announcement OF tho Kings thanks been
the lower Bavaran Apsa strange resort In such
son and strange commentary upon hts attachment to
his capital city His journey the occasion OF an
cidsnt which might have proved serious. Tho railroad
does not reach within twenty miles Of the castle, and
tho remaining Distance pleasant summers drive-!s
almost impossible TO In winter OF
she snow and frost. The King, however, persisted,
contrary 10 the opin OF his companions In passing
on The result was the carriage was overturned in
snow hank. hts tompanion had his leg broken and the
King had 10 return 10 Munich but set out again the dav
puHa md 4 II Urouu ho baa ~
destination safely This Incident Of tho journey not
published, but have . authentic from IN Informant
The Bavarian Parliament (Landf1O) In announced 10
meet on Sunday, the oh Of January next II IL &C
portfolio Of Foreign Affairs. and this VIII introduce
change ~ policy in rotation 20 Prussia and Austria
cannot bcs thing this 70 DO : mistake, presenting. OF
course thai Bavaria desires preserve s autonomy.
II Bavaria and Prussia are TO- DO tiss II Wal b. like
the anticipated lying down togher q tho lion and tie
the lion Bavaria nnustbe absorbed and anaigamated
with Prussa; there H. no intermediate place for hcr
xs Puss has un'p podacad seo much @
both countries 70 induce renewal Of the experiment
Il y very doubtful too tnst Bavaria would sccep such
pie hero may fecl 20 DO portion n great German
empire, it is not likely that they would prefer being
province OF aggrandizcd Prussia 70 their present
don Of q small, independent sovereignty.
Prince Mettcrnich, Austrian Ambassador ~ Paris
R.sssd day hero TIL. week on n, he way 70 veSn.
sador here II diplomats or diplomatic relations had
any significance In the present condition OF Europe this
yuppov between the representatives OF the lately hostile
countries might not be without meaning.
The resignation Of Baron Poruten has been 10 the
hands Of the King for days but presume will not
b accepted until tho intended has had time TO
look out supporters for the new ministry.
The German newspapers are siey exercised upon the
subject OF diplomatic relations between the few small
staie that have escaped swapping 10 the lao political
convuhion They say, with some reason, why increase
the STATE expenditure by such farce scmblance OF
internaiiof%l relations when ell reality and utility has
passed awatS Even Ministers between great
Powers adjoining other OF little n any possible
purpose Tor good Or my al questions Of any interest are
arranged by their mutual s.vernmens by special en-
voys II this show Is DO KEEP M lei the ENJOYS
selves pay for H. lot the state adUpt the msst rate
OF payment OF Prince Monaco who al~-.s IIo'n MS
royal exchequer II think he is absosse MONARCHY
saary OF thirty frncs month, 90 ps OF o,eec mes
his a hootsto be kenSn sooa :. cp pn
A - - -. $50 IDLY poe ~ rome.