The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10

men Of the Kings suite were hurriedy sorambling to
leave the HamnoniA, and dlring drenchlng rain
storm and ia ptchy darkness IL was impossible to
make section according TO rank and distinction
The small steamer was soon crowded. and an hour
or two elapsed untn The rest OF the Iammonas pas
sengen were taken or. On the following day his
Majesty paid WISH 10 the Exchange. where he re-
NAMED about ten minutes, conducted around by the
President OF the Commercial Chamber, Mr.. A. Schon.
Over 5000 persons were present IN the vast halls OF
the Bourse, and greeted the King with three times
three cheers. Tie then said to Mr. Schon and those
ncar.-.whai you need, gentlemen, we all need; it
n peace and confidently hope that II win not be
disturbed. NJ words In Kiel were intended to give
q strong expression OF this reliance; and Il remains
inexplicable TO me how they could even for mo-
ment only have caused contrary Impression In
the Krenx zesfung and other feudal organs we find
highly coorcd accounts OF the enthusiastic reception
CT hts Majesty af Flensburg, Kicl and Altoona; but In
Q private letter shown 20 us yesterday we are told
that for instance al Atona, no such ardent feeling
Ths sddrrss Of the Danish inhabitants OF North
schieswig which was refused acceptance by the
situation. promptly 70 carry out article flve OF the
Prague treaty. This. says the petition, ID the wish
o. Inc IN whose ma name s, We arg
nee. unhappy IN its present position under the do.
~
nlsIn between the wshes and means OF existence of
the Danish people and the demands made upon
satisfaction IL ~ the experience, often and every.
where verided. which we from North Schleswig
suffer. that people cannot feel happy under foreign
dominica We do not conceal from ourselves that
ths picture Of the position and wishes Of people
VIII meet with contradiction. Your Majesty will be
told ,, others that the people OF North scnleswg are
snce nom Germany. But a. q proof that our
wishes and views are shared In by an over
leave 10 ss before your Majesty the declaration OF
assent ~ The people Our desires limit themselves
% The peoples deciding their own lot Once before
lures q schisswlz Ioisiein I.habliants had shown
know that since that period tho sentiments OF the
people have undergone no change. Conndlng In the
Wisdom and Justice Of your Majesty we most hum.
Prague treaty be no longer delayed and that II be
done In . manner 20 correspond with the wise and
circumspect tnousht which called that paragraph
The foregoing unsettled state OF article Ave Of the
Prague treaty may be called thorn IN the side OF
Prassia's otherwise flrm position. No method has a.
yet been discovered TO dispose OF this vexed qucs-
lion, which, by drawing AS weary length along,
Another such ore spot concerning the North Ger.
man Confederation lies In article four OF the afore
sa,d irsst, made a. u were full q obscure mean
nothing deters II from admitting at any time the
FEDERATION In francs, on the other hsnd It is the
universal opinion and openly declared IN the Con-
r ,sss , se Pscss ~.ua t ~ nas a
OF the Continent should be Interrupted n would be
very likely on account OF one Of these two ponts,
aud unmrstaksble enunclation OF King Williams
opinion has scattered the hopes Of the war party.
This Il more particularly observable ON the Exchange
which during tie last three or four days has ex-
hibted great confidence.
II would appear however, that when q peaceful
warike preparations crop up like mushrooms In the
French and German press. 40 show, however, that
pombas ny we viii " refer 10 several mproyements
which have lately been adopted, and We may add
that the experience derived hon the great American
IL devoted 10 the railroad system, not only ~
means Of conveying troops from one place 70
throughous the land, forming strong.
lines. Thls being effected IN time q peace Il y IN.
tended thereby not only 10 protect these important
aud costly oblectz such railway bridges. tunnels,
&c, IN case OF war, nom hostile destruction. bui
lnaieriei. Ia the newly constructed Berlln.Goritx
Railway this Plan has actually been already put In
operation, snd the bridge over ihe spree n Coitsus
ton. Great attention Is given 10 Inn
proved signal lights for the use OF the army
the ,druinmond, caiciuni, magnesium and electric
light for The purpose OF signals, as well ~ the niu-
The trials witt The electric sa. are stu proceeding
and the renowned contractors. sicmens iaiske,
have great improvements In Store which promise
most important results. For the purpose OF con-
Meeting the artillery target with those firing the ord
nance two telegraph cables have been laid, one f0g
verbal communications and tho other Cor dispatches
nine thousand PAGES. on equivalent TO hreeoGrtls OF
D German m.le The tr1a.s between Tue English nine
inch Woolwich cannon and TIE krupp ninetysiS
Founders, not having Jet been satisfactorily teruai-
naed are 10 proceed. The late victory OF the hrpp
Is ascrlbcd by the English 10 overcharge OF pow
der. eulanrerur. they Assert. tie safety OF the
gun. In reply Mr.. Krupp oilers 10000 thalcrs' Sc
curity FOR the perfect safety Of each weapon garan
teed for one thousand shots
This Ia proper occasion TO refer ~ the late Rus.
sian proposition OF aboshlng by International
consent, explosive proectlles, IN consequence
OF the well known Invention or the new Dryse
granite muskct and the explosive pIoieciiles OF
Baron Won Ebener and Pertulsset. All three invon-
tons have been fully described. The last two pro-
Jectes eau be 1rcd from any sort OF gun. The ex-
plos!ve material In the first IL nitro glycerine, In
the other the oxide OF chlor-kaium. We Will
spare the reader the horrible and revolving details
OF the effects OF these diaoocal Inventions and win
lions may lay these abominable things upon the
shelf, as we do herewith. Before quitting the sub
ject OF guns FOR fear OF its having sufficiently
sboredr the reader, we would remark thai Of those
taken by Prussia during the campaign OF 1880 there
have been sold 20, 600. mostly Of modern and valua-
BILE quality, and taken 10 steitn destined for Hong
Kong In China.
the brisk shipping trade or cmgrants from Ham
burg and Bremen has made the Stettln merchants
DESTROYS OF q steam packet limo via the port OF
Swineminde 10 your ci.y. The prospectus OF an as.
ISOLATION, TO run at the commencement ioar fteau-
ships OF 5000 tons each TO New York wlll sson ap-
pear.