Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-05
European Correspondence.
BERLIN, OCT, Is, 1865.

did exist previous to the outbreak oft
revolution in Spain. When the Empe-
ror of Austria, for instance, gave up the
contemplated trip which was to inau-
gcrate the Polish revival, he, with one
Of those sudden revolutions, not unire-
quent in his policy, instead of opening
the campaign against the Car, sent of
an Bdi ltant General to salute His Prus-
sian Majesty Gu the occasion of his stay
ut Warsaw. The Car knew too well.
what different course would have been
pursued towards him by his Imperial
neighbor had not the Spanish revolt.
tiol temporily engrossed the attention
of that France which had offered to as
sist Kaiser in aud probably urged
him to the enterprise, 1t seems that
the unfriendly design, and the satisfac-
ton experienced at its accidental failure
were too powerful in the mind of Alex
ander II, to allow him to resign Aus
TRAN courtesy with a good grace. On
General Prince Thurman Tapis well
coming him in the name of the Kaiser,
his illustrious ma ter, the Gar, in the
presencd6f numerous suite, could not
restrain himself from answering in the
following manner. He said: Return
to your Sovereign my thanks for the
considerate politeness he has been
pleased to acc ord me. am glad His
Majesty has desisted from his journey
to Galicia. Ihave, as a matter of conrse
no right to express a. opinion on the in
ternal politics of Austria. However, /
that journey had been undertaken, MOI
for purposes of internal interest, but a.
a political demonstration against my
self, it would have scarcely left me in
different" The last words were deliv
cred in raised tone. General Thurn,
feeling things had gone too far to be
smoothed over, and that an explanation
was deliberately brought on, calmly
bowed to the reproach, and asked as
pointedly as etiquette permitted, "S.re,
am. L to understand that / am chargcd to
communicate these words to my Sove-
reign ?' CONNIE Hptaira a Monsieur "'
| CAS- you please, SIR was the curt reply,
which finished the audience. The
news of this reception of the Imperial
messenger had probably re 'ched Galicia
before Prince Lipicha closed the Local
Parliament of the Province in the name
of the Kaiser, The speech he delivered
was evidently baised on the supposition
that the Kaiser wisheu him to delay
the Car, and would do the like as soon
az circumstances permitted. "Galicia,"
he, the Kaiser's nominee, had no hest
tation in saying-that they wanted g
more independent position than they
now enjoyed. The Kaiser was favorable
disposed towards them. Whatever
might have occurred the last few days
they would soon have Count Goluclows.
Ike, the chosen representative of theil
national aspirations, restored to them
as Governor-General, nor would the
Kaiser's visit to his Polish subjects he
long delayed.
The Russian Government have issued
an important ukase on maritime police
which provides that foreign ships viii
he liable to the superintendent o: the
Russian Custom House authorities with
in miles distance of the shores
of the Russian Continent or Rus
sian Islands and liable to be visited by
the Custom House Officers. The latti
tude, accorded ; Custom House cruizers
is by the Baltic Merchants of Prussia re
garded as involving an unfair and ever
dangerous privilege. A petition or thu
subject has been addressed } the Berlin
authorities 10y the Komgsbcrg Corpora
ton.
An autograph letter of the Pope ha
been delivered by special messenger t.
King William of Prussia. What tn,
the contents may be is unknown.
hope they do not refer to the invitation
lately Addressed to all protestants to bow
to his authority, so that they may avoi'
his curse. 1t would be bootless errand
The established Church in Prussia ha
been SO incensed by his addressing then
as lis erring children that by order O
the Central Consistory, declaration
Will be read from the pulpit tomorrow
in all churches and chapels Ofthis couL
try, declining the inv station, ana repel
ling the arrogance with which it is &c
companied,
The South German States have agree
upon a common plea of mobilization
AS a matter Of course 1t is not to be di
vulged, being there as in Prussia, con
sidered State secret. II
BURNT MoNEY.-A novel and YER
interesting work is now going on in on