The New York herald., 1868-04-20

overthrow OF the royal house. In y conversation,
held as sort OF forlorn hope with Count Won DIS
marck, the latter declare ed that he had not antci-
pated the annexation OF Hanover, and regretlea ,.s
In reply to a letter from the Alliance Israetse ia
Paris Count Bismarck has said that the royal govern
charest to exert bis whole influence "that the Is
raetes in Roumania share the protecti.on Which, ,
they enjoy In all lands IN when niuzation
! am too, firmly convinced that the views 0I frlnce
Carl fully accord with our wishes anu tnat ms hgn-
ness will with stern will bring about the develop
ment of the constitution OF the land through which
the practice OF an equally benehcent protection to
all classes of inhabitants In speedler manner than
In the past will be made easier for the government.
Prince Carl has the necessary good nature for almost
ay os Ss en1 people he has been pnt
over. According TO an announcement made by the
Bund Chancellor the conduct OF the Bund Consul IN
bazaar has been opened Ia the palace OF the Chief
Chamberlain for the benefit of the House OF Deacon
protestant Sisters OF Charty at Kaserswerth.
To it have been contributed number Of articles by
the deaconesses in Jerusaem-as, for example, roses
Of ercho I; water Of the Jordan eSacxes OF the
On Tuesday evening complimentary dinner was
given to Professor Carl yogt, popular lecturer OF
the Human Race" by the more prominent members
OF the liberal party, at their club rooms The dining
done with considerable soaa short Nor % poem mas speech,
toast to Vogt reply and volunteer efforts many.
A New Yorker would not think OF addressing the
leaders OF the popular party i'll the strain OF The ora
tor OF the evening and If he had every pulpit in the
city, from that OF the most sanctimoniOus down to
Beecher and Chaplin, would have broken whole yals
Of wrath over his devoted head on the following
Sunday. AS IT was the speaker was ne
quently interrupted by loud applause, whether
Is contagious time for free ideas in Prussia, and IL
was evident from the approval bestowed on illusions
years ago that the old watchwords retain much Of
their vitality. Ii must be added that the assembly
ana are therefore free from the surveillance OF the po
lice. One OF Van Wurmb's-the Prussian Kennedy
subs would have put Quietus on the talking If he had
| In the Thuringian States they have man who, to
the skin of stephen Burrows in jail breaking unites
| the holiness OF Dick Turpin This HarZ-It
Wedding has lately again escaped from durance and
immediately thereafter comes the story OF robbery
| displaying Cheek extraordinary-to wit, breaking
into the house OF OVerseer, where people were
about TIL towards two O'Clock III the morning, and
taking the safe or bodily; Very naturally
| poor woman in the province OF Poland has con-
fessed TO The pres who came TO administer the last
| sacrament that she could not die without making
| public u secret. Thirty years ago she was delivered
Of boy, and was then employed as nurse to the in
one day She changed the Clothes Of the two, and
brought back TO the castle her own son instead Of the
real heir. AZ neither the Countess nor the woman in
whose charge the peasant boy had been left perceived
the change the foster brother has grown up as the
count, and has married lady OF an ancient family,
while the real count reared in poverty has served
his time in the army, and now lives with wife ana
children near his rightlul possessions, KOmOrnk.
rhe priest received permission from his superior to
give proper notice TO the authorities and the
deposed to the same facts before notary on
her death bed. The legal investigation has been al
ready commenced
The Lorely rocks fruitful OF legends and OF the
attractions Of the Rhine falling before the prin
ciple OF utility, not Of bentam and Mill but OF men,
money. TO the horror of lovers OF tradition and the
sentimental generally the owner has set twelve N
at work with picks and powder, and the rocks rnat
have been 80 often sung are to be transported down
the Rhine, to be used in building railroad.
A committee has been formed Tor erecting sulta-
BILE monument to Felix Mendeissohn BarthOldy. If
that have adopted the name OF the great artist feel
nifty There must be among them something OF ilial
sentiment that win induce each to send tribe.
Every seat in the Royal theatre was filed on
ton u Lessng's "Minna Won Barnhelm" 1t
was first produced century ago. March2l, l7ss, in
Schuchs Comedy House In Berlin, and pleased so well
that it was repeated for ten nights in succession
bust OF Lessing wearing golden crown ol laurel
he Close o. Of the recitaton by tRs Of
| special prologue, recrowned with wreath OF Ger
Through the commotion about the ship Leibnitz a
society Tor the protection OF immigrants has been
brought to light. is now bustling about at great
rate and promises to be more efficient IN the future
IL will have agents In Bremen and Hamburg TO look
after the observance and enforcement OF the laws on
Its increasing interests In China and Japan, as well
as the gathering complications In that quarter have
determined the Prussian government to support
larger station in the waters of Eastern ASIA
The appropriations and changes in the North Ger
man navy this are not to be so important as was
u Wnue duHounCeu.
The American Naturalization Treaty ~ Re.
ported in Fraukfort-PopuIar Elections aud
Military RuIc-Prussian Policy In Disfa.
vor-American Securities Depresecd-Emi.
grafton TO America.
FRANKFORT, March 2s, 1868.
am told by American residents that the Natu.
ralzation treaty concluded by Mr.. Bancroft with
Prussia contains clause about deserters which
would bring the United States authorities in the
rather unpleasant position Of acting catchers
for Prussia and Of hunting up all such immigrants
are called deserters by the Prussian law which Is
rather different from the meaning you put on this
word While In other countries only those persons
considered deserters who run away from the coors,
the Prussian definition is that every liable TO do
military service at any time, and absenting himself
| even when attending to his private business s a
deserter, and as snch must be given up by foreign
| countries under Extradtion treaties. Congress
would do well to look sharp to this clause and not to
allow Mr.. Bancroft's predictions for the glorious
military monarchy Of Prussia TO get the better Of the
| free institutions OF the United States.
The elections for deputies to the Zoll Parliament
which are now going on In Southern Germany, show
that there is very little inclination lie those parts tC
sacrifice their hardly won liberty to the Mooch o.
Prussian military glory-wth the exception o.
Baden, where both parties have carried an equa
number OF elections which must be attributed to the
antipathies against their French neghbors Tht
people the other States have shown their disnclt
nation to enter Into closer rapport with Prussia
In Bavaria the partisans OF the Northern Confede
ration secured only twelve seats out OF forty
| In Wurtemburg and Hesse they have but little
chance TO carry single The excitement there
greater than ON any previous occasion, and the mem
bcrs OF the national party-abusivey called thus
everywhere called traitors who, for the granca
| ton OF their personal vanity, do not shrink from
| bartering away the liberty OF the people. il is
matter for congratulation that Is so. Had Prussia
been allowed 10 get the whole OF Germany into her
| hands we should soon have groaned under military
| despotism just bad that which rules now IN
France Peace appears to be secured for some years
nj least and 30 there IL nothing 10 fear from Foreign
countries and the people use the respite Tor their
liberty. while II the French should ever threaten US
with war the opinion OF the democratic party at the