The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

or its independence and had deprived them Of the
plncsy house under whose reign 'asy ssa snlsysd
IL is unnecessary add that the same sentiments we're
not expressed IN church
In the province OF Prussia Measures have been taken
by the government and various associations 10 supply
The people with cheap food me a ss ways are 70
bers OF the committee Of The aboring mems union In
Konigsberg together BY appointment one evening 20
devise for procuring at low rate, quantity or
potatoes which have toa great price in that mar.
ket. What their surprise at the appearance OF
police com Who warned them that Is their meet
Ing had not announced 70 the police
lawful assembly and must be broken up Several vii.
lagos IN tho district OF Ratibor, in Upper siesa.
surrounded by military detachments TO carry out the
regulations for suppressing the rinderpest which has
appeared there II s supposed 70 have been introduced
e some or0n o
view the terms which Prussia Offers 10 extend the
days OF grace Of the play houses IN s newly acquired
watering places allow very good returns on the capital
invested twelve per cent dividend has been declared
by the Wiesbaden directors for the winter The
An arrangement simsr 10 that lately opposed by the
wadeck House OF Deputies 10 make that principally
virtually part OF Prussia - likely TO be entered into
by Anhalt- Dessau The turn or The Thdrngian States
will como next
The schleswig negotiations make haste slowly. Won
Quade the Danish Penipotentiary, has weak eyes and
cannot work evenings while Herr Buchsr the Prussian
commits sioner too much else 10 do TO be bothered
with the matter daytmes. This 10 a. least the official
explanation OF the slow progress which the Proun-a
Correspondents characterizes Is gratifying Professor
Madvg the venerable rector Of the university at Co.
penhagep said presenting the students target
pany With banner embroidered by the ladies' uYou
have felt the bleeding wounds Of the country you have
thought that the struggle might break out anew aud
then every one would needs do his duty. Ii q new
struggle should break for the fatheraud you would
not hight under this banner, but in the ranks OF the
common soldiers Then would the higher consciousness
awakened BY your education strengthen In you not mere
contempt or death, but = true manly spirit"
Olcial journals are very chAry Of expressing them
selves In regard TO the Italian mbroglio. They say 1t
will be early enough TO define Prussas attitude towards
French intervention when that occurs. There is q
strong popular hope that the action Of the French gov.
eminent will ALLEVIATE the Italians from them for,
though Victor Emanuel is not regarded as much Of
an ally, it would be much more convenient 70 have his
A fine assortment OF Prussian orders has been dis
trbuted at thu palace Of the Russian Minister 70 this
DOubrl downwards. who could expect anything OF the
kind was so thoughtfuly remembered that Il seems a.
II of the gentlemen now collecting the names for
now city directory for 1868 had left his al the
OF tho General Orders Commission
Inspired utterances indicate very plainly that the
profesed anxiety for the entrance OF the South
German states into the Bund Is not to be taken too liter
ally The No-ddeutsck AUSerieine Zefnrg keeps con-
,nusly calling attention % the fact that no coercion
ton About thirty members will be added 70 the Her
renhaus, Upper Chamber Of Deputies. for the new
King william returned 70 town yesterday. IA Count
Bismarck was too unwell 10 60 TO court His Majesty
visited him in person
Report says that the meeting between the King Of
Prussia and the Emperor Of Austria at Bos was mos
cordal-as II it possible that either OF these emil
nent gentlemen would be peevsh 10 give vent "a
childish spleen while taking coffee At railway station
Professor Bopp, the distinguished Sanscrt schola r,
Sunday and Monday. The postal convention between
Prussia and the United states having been signed he de-
parted for Dresden on Tuesday morning. All Of the
South German States have assented TO it also.
At tea party gwen by Mrs Bancroft last evening Ia
DR.. Bellows there present among others, Mr.. and
Parrot, Of Oho Consul Kreismann, Of Chicago; Dr.
MacIean, Of New York; DR.. Abel OF Bsrln and Mr.
0lcott Of Philadelphia