The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31


eminent sent to the gentleman now issns its Charge
dAnarss at this court in tho absence OF sent Bsns-
det, despatch informing him OF the contents " a
copy OF the Danish note to Prussia and saying that
France considered duty TO that ths afth arti
ce Of the Prague treaty should be carried out De-
spaches OF similar import have bsen sent the Berlin
legation BEFORE but with intent Of their baing on
ciay communicated to tho Prussian government Last
week, Monday, the French Charge dropped In ct the
foreign ONCE after dinner and read the mole from his
government Won The.s. Count Bsmrcks nrst assist
ant without saying whether hs was authorized TO do
or not The contents OF the note had been spread
about BY various reports fortnight before and whom
Won Thiee admitted that he had seen II the
coincidence was enough TO enable those who were
anxious 10 make capital out or suppostous quarrel
between France and Prussia 70 carry out their dssgas
Why the Prussan government has been slow 10 sst
the matter right be conjecured well on one side
OF the Atlantic the other Its Ambassador In Paris
Count '. D. Goltz has found It worth while 20 ooms
hi,hsg make all due and wished for sxpanaons and
the sHsasss oordisls d again ocsily restored Marquis
ds houstsr WILL doubtless rap bis garruous agent
:hs snuos;s ssa q nor o. = susars about "
One Or the results Of the excitement cannot however
BE- - easily recasd for The ventilation Of German asd
especially Prussian opinion OF the French governmsot
hearty e b. without eject II did ass sssm sufno,sai
ding IL IL sr nor svsa thai 4 wss especially rssdy
nght France q provocat&on, and that IL patience had
H:s ;:A:s .: :: s s:. %g so.! u vs e:
d.nounss the lssd and 'front.' Of Ss asses s.a . ~
to sppo failing souss s. oOs up Prussia os il
sinG You have probably ere this received copy q
:o' "a: :''i Ears sne c 's S~ e q H;s
written early u July. ana from you oar inssae g
way Of tainkine must have arrived VITA new material
for agitation. OF ccufse smooth phrases viii DC resumed
again. and many will consider themselves fortunate 4
bitterness Of the personal dsnuncatons OF Napoleon
and his immsdiats councillors viii not 20 soon 10 for.
French vanity. these philpios sounded more IKE
ditlous publications designed for circulation among Q
And th:rs ID ndcsd quite prevalent belief IN Prussia
that France the Of another political CONFUSION
The disy,cefu excitement about Corr rs:r Was ce.s
reviews. a one Of the bymptoms wont TO pFsccde .
French revolution Similar assumption. we're accepted
explanations OF the Empsrors temeriey and caution
in the Luxemburg AFFAIR and in the morbid irrtatioa
which has sucoeedsd the Intervention canard every
acen Of the opposition il looked upon y asrussls Of
II il s. true that domestic sntanglsmsnts make .
.S. n a1 Dsv y
wth-and the two propositions stand here almost - &C
copied postulats and admitted ecrollsry-it u quite
worth while to notice how snsle handed the CONFLICT
would b. Il is almost dauntngiy admitted that Prussia
has outside Of the Bund, alliances that would 30 OF
almost simiIar prsdicament The governments Of the
Southern German States would strive 70 give France %
their troops would b. very willing 70 carry out she late
treaties Austria must stand aioof for fear Of 10 own
people I Poles ana Cs:ons would % 10 open ssgG a.
ing malconteus in Hungary would prove too powerful
for Deaks influence Il seemed possible for
The Austrian Germans would with dnculty Be induced
to join France against Prussia The government we'll
~oa Ss much ~ .s 1ss
Austriaa boundaries according g TIE traditions rs
o. me s,S a% ucs ~ Is. po o.
uar iil-w,ll entertained for the French slnos
the Crimsan war; aud which has besn strangely aroused
9Sws XXI SoSn.y q: mos. as.Sia. Of Earopsse
govsrameut there the entirs continsnt moro
than that Of Russia No ono expects armed inter.
ference from Eugand, and new 0usrs OF guaranty ana
oompromiss" would be laughed 10 scoru.
When the Berlin Exchange had lost some 10 900 600
thaisrs by the Luxembourg alarm not few lame docks
suggested that they we're quite willing 70 n.vs the ssls
Was no general compliant about the employment Of their
position 70, stock psrpS::s Nov a. 1prSs; has been
msn quartsn and make them at least more careful In
AZ cry three weeks remain for election efforts and
Iticsi agitation has assumed lively turn and Wire
e Ss ;. r posss zeal n %sery q The @snSsn q
the former RSchssas ars sspirsals Tor rs-slsctiol
Chambsr and conservative candidate Presidents Of
=: e.: K: RI, q
birthday, was made the text OF many e9ogss on me
:pd a. q sn.s ssS .n q s
do yeomsns service in the next session A new fss-
10 the present canvass local and ads Interests are
making coalitions 70 bring their peculiar wishes 70
hearing. The Roman Catholics have al along worked
together and now Evangelical Protestant association
%Ou,a"s nssr:sts rSs Pov;nssi CSrrsspc.den. rdi
culss movement made By parties opposed 70 higher
% y % q who e. r o
until 1885, and th.rs 10 still plenty Of time 70 asate u
the matter Il win scarcely b: able By such ciaps,ap 70
to the Rsch.tag the very ones who will vote on the
bill when u does come up
II is smlonhoIay announced that Won savigny VII
remain In government SERVICES although decided DIFF
ference OF opinion with Count Won Bismarck pre-
vented him from accepting the chancsiorship OF the
Bund.
cabinet order prsscribes that tho pattern Of the flag
Of the Bund marine shall b - follows:-An oblong.
narrow white border viii divide into tour fields The
OF the will not together but WILL with
field bearing the Prussan eagle. Three Of the nrst
mentioned nslds will remain white, but that In the
Rppprdb.c rsS ana whsHruouirr horSonsy and
will contain the iron cr0ss
The Hanover .confdsnce NOM stlIl In town, ans,
report says progressing finely In their deliberations.
though their sitting strictly private.
During the absencs OF the royal household the few
remaining chambsrains and maids OF honor wear court
mourning for the Hspsourgs They have Just pu, Il of
for Macmillan, and now don II again for Princess Ma
thilde.
The pleasant story about the saxons putting broken
glass into the streams whsre the Prussan soldiers batho
has dwndlsd down TO the fact that one soldier actually
cut bis feet q broken jar In Bsnizsn.
Tbs Official military gazette gives account Of the
number OF recruits who. after the last mobilization OF
1888, have entered the Prussisn army They were
9S,6i6 in number 70 which may DO added IL 900 voun-
eers OF one and three years term and 900 recruits
from Hanover Hesse and Nassau. making the grand to-
tai OF recruits drilled 10 tbs Prusssn army in such
short space over $4,000 While believe in the correct
or these ngures beg leave to refer to one OF my
communications OF last year to the HEsALD, wherein
stated that the military statistics relating TO casualties
in the Austrian campaign, - published BY the depart
ment here, were In my opinion not 70 be relied upon
expressing, ct the same time my wish that IN Amer
can statiscan like Mr. L. B. Elliott, formerly OF the
United States Sanitary Commission, might come and
analyze aud digest the returns II 10 shown by the Sc
aus that not mistaken In calling the official re-
cords especially those relating TO mortality sickness
&c, OF the Prussan army totally deficient aud painted
co,iezp de The Royal Statistical Bureau cnief
Prvy Councillor d. Enge publ sues in the latest mum.
OF journal the results OF is strict inv estCaiion OF
tho ssatus aud movement Of the Prussian that