New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
GERMANY.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN's vIsl

A letter from Vienna contains the following:
'The unexpected journey OF Prince Napoleon Is the
almost exclusive subject OF every conversation Com
mepts and conectures abound. Generally people see IN
IL political mission OF great Importance, ana no one uc
eepts hypothesis of simple journey OF curiosity or
pleasure The following is the version which obtains the
most credit the upper circles or our CaptaI' Ihcie Is
MISSION but it Prince Napoleon who has given II to
himself 1t has no official character the FRINGE eIt
simply as a diplomatic volunteer. Everybody IN Europe
knows that one OF the fayOrlte ideas OF frlnee
Napoleon is TO isolate Russia. and to unite all the the
other powers the idea OF opposing an lsuIlnOuhlpe
obstacle all the Interior aggressions OF the Musc9ye
colossus The Prince is said TO have expressed IN hlgh
place the desire go personally and explain his views
upon this subject to the King OF Prussia, whom he tus
hopes detach from the Russian alliance The reaza
tion OF this desire d appear Objectionable ana WITH
being authorized TO speak in the name OF the French
to promise "a gnd Gr e cSnT
Prussia well all the other courts that ne might ap
prOach in Germany. Thereupon the Prince lett here
as in France probably Hoped that his proceedings
will with every success but here AT all events
grave doubts entertained whether lie Will attain his
object. ....-,. -. ,,,,,,,
on the ain OF March the Crown Prince OF Prussia PAID
visit 10 Prince Napoleon at the Hotel Royal HIS linper
ial Hghness afterward proceeded TO the Royal f9aee III
one Of the state carriages TO visit the King ms Mgesy
aferward returned the visit Of his Imperial Highness
The Princes Carl Abrecht and Adabert Duke August OF
poleon who had previously visited the Princes and
Queen Dowager at Charottenburg Prince @ MapoIeon on
invited TO dine with the King at court dinner Oh
the 5th.
The Federal Customs Council now assembled IN Berlin
is conposed OF 50 members, of whom Prussia has IL
Hesse each MecSienburs schwerin aud Brunswick
respectively aud the other II States OF the confederation
OF the North each
THE KING HANOVER.
Berlin dispatch OF of March says: royal decree
has been issued relative the sequestratOn OF the
private fortune King George OF Hanover is stated
that Supreme Court has decided to proceed against
Count Paten King Georges Minister at ietzing, on the
charge of high treason" -.
The semoeal Provincial Correspondence Of this even
ing says:
1.-THE proceedings taken by the Government against the
exKlng OF Hanover will undoubtedly meet with the APP
proyal OF the Prussan people. The European Powers
will also regard them being Inevitable being demanded
alike by Justice and by policy The Government Is aware
that the measures they have adopted will not entirely
prevent continuance OF these senseess enterprises
which are reality dangerous TO Prussia. Neyerthe-
less the measures taken will put stop TO the abuse OF
Prusas generosity in the furtherance Of criminal plans
hostile to state They will also cause the adherents
the King perceive that the Powers most mmedi
atey concerned, France and Austria have this time
equally shown what value they attach 10 the continuance
OF good relations with Prussia"