The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-09

AFTER the realization Of his great schsms Sor the aggran
dizement Of Prussia made possible By the evsn,s
OF 1906" he turned about TO LOOK for allies rather
tedious work the Continent ut that time Disbehev-
Ing, with many other European statesmen, that the
United States will always keep aloof from the political
aars Of this hemisphere he Il said 70 have made some
very strong hints to The government u Washington
about alliance Of neutrality mere stepping stone
TO something betterof which Baron StoeckI The Rus
sian representative supposed not TO hsve been puo-
rant Here at home he took care that everything
ment meeting ell requests OF its Minister witb assent
assent was possible The principal point on which the
fahsrlsnd on It's children bearing United States pass
ports Through Bismarck's Recommendation every
Amercan Czsa ~ Inc Prussian army released By
special acts OF grace Your correspondent remembers
hearing the late Governor Wright say on reading petit.
ton for release from adopted citizen or can see
Count Bismarck Il viii be all right immediately II
MI bancroft takes advantage OF Count Bsmarcks de.
sire TO settle this voxod question about the right or
patriaton, and b on the best terms with the United
o,s'es ans tnua ~ grand coup de aite brings about
favorable treaty In which the certificate or the Secre-
ary OF state that the bearer is citizen Of tho United
bearer happened 70 be born, he will secure ore real
and important interest than all the purchases OF Mr..
grumbs Il tho cheap present OF q Few pen and ink
hourishes Everyone at the United States Leg
very rstcent about the possibility OF such
ton most devouty TO be wished for; but from hints
recently dropped by the inspired press, and from
rumors Of correspondence with other German
Is evident that strong push being made 10 arrive Ut
an understanding between at least the Bund and the
United Statea
news telegram from 81. Petersburg last Sunday an
nounced that the Imperial Academy had elected Mr.
Bancroft as corresponding member distinction con-
sidsred great honor in scientific and literary crcss
Mr. Bancrofrs Visiting cards now rum
GEORGE BANsRoFT,
Ausserordentlicher Gesandte und observation-disclosures Min
der Academic au Berlin, No Rsgsntsn Strassc. ''s
10 pay due respect to the new title II will be
sary TO ADD, "Ichlsn correspondents impsraorskoii
Academia kaouk Sanctpeterpurgu6," which In all 10
about enough 70 swamp an ordinary piece Of Bristol
Long accounts Of the obssquies OF MAMMALIAN iii up
the court journas The punotio 70 be observed was
perfecs erpsrtnetum cscis TO ceremonial masters as
the remains were TO 90 received at Trieste those Of
an emperor but those OF archduks at Vienna The
American Consul at Trieste appears have felt unequal
TO the OCCASION and TO nave absansd from participating
However true the adage UNEASY lies the head that
wears CROWN, II ls quite certain that King
9iscontentedy without one George, late "Rex" Of
Hanover IL becoming tired Of Hetxng, and again talks
Herr Won Quaads the Danish Minister At this Court.
Scheswig boundary question. Herr LARSEN Professor
Of scnieswig law a. the University Of Copenhagen has
expert tho money spent for salaries of various
persons In Berlin, their travelling expenses on frequent
journeys to and from Copenhagen, &C., distributed
among the people whose rights to be by
all this palave they would be far better on in the end
new postal treaty is being negotiated between Prus-
Hesse Darmsiadt Prussia obtains the sole management
Of the telegraphic system in the duchy Private de-
spasches can be son. Dy the Operatives Of the railway
The work OF strengthening the strong forts Of Prussia
and Of improving the harbors s pushed with vgor, ae
poyed In preparing the harbor the Jahde for naval
station.
II Is now admitted by tho Provinsiol Co,rsspouden,
that tho famine typhug has actually broken out in East
Prussia The instructions issued to the provincial off,
cals would have confessed much n the government
had IA
pronounced the stories about this dreadful disease
wholly without foundation. Besides doing what they
dstress which their notice 70 the proper autho.
rifles, the tax collectors have been ordered 10 make
K6ngsberg Relief Committee gave vo thaers TO poor
oman, whose husband and children lying sick
want OF food While the tears OF gratitude st In
he eyes OF the destitute the publican entered the ROOM
pying the bank note the table he quietly appro.
piated and left in its stead and twohrd hasrs
retain ng .ho balance arrears Of taxes Contributions
would como in slowly ii the givers felt that thew were
Tut paying back and hence the rcscrpi ooidding
uch exeron in the future Dr. HrsaAch, Of this city
really stands HIS reports present the poverty in a
worse Light u Than any which have heretofore
Volkssetang has boon allowed 10 print
them for several papers have boon suppressed paint,
says that hospital Of two badly lighted rooms
ten feet square and six foo high Hero he found nine
patients, all that could BE- accommodated, appi-
Giants being refused daily In one house In Springer lay
SIX sick persons aud three dead When one dies the
relatives give notice OF the fact 90 begging eav-
ing the dead 10 bury their dead In Pomerania and
Weserwald as also in the neghborhood OF New Arms.
berg. the crops have failed aud help will be
treat scarcity OF proyous and beuaa come over sss
border Ia squada owing TO the conlscaon or all fire.
lrms ~ the Russian government the wolves have in
creased very much, and these ravenous creatures,
,mbodoned by hunger and numbers. appear In places
~here they had not been for years Recon lily the
occupants OF siedge on the highway only saved
BY cutting loose . horse 10 decoy PACK in another
direction and detain II with his poor the
people made their escape.
A adderadsch's contribution TO the furnishing Is dis
played the windows Of the bookstores and prinshop
rhe editor offers to renouDce for their benefit the fort
nights free lodging and board which State placed
NJ bis disposal One Of the illustrations represents
elderly general kissing seemingly interminable line OF
young rnadens while tho adjuarts who stand by with
folded arms and dry mouths, exciam, '.But five hun
dred at time. Old Sheridan ~ Tue picture of Sher-
dan champagne bottle peepng out of his coat tail
but not enough Of resemblance to make 1t carica-
turc As his stock has down trilc, perhaps
OF mis- late admirers spare photograph to show tho
Berlners That "Php' IS not yet thrcescore
Toexpedte matters the seordnesn have lately taken
to evening sessions TO the great disgust Of the reporters
whose crowded box becomes almo-t nsuferabie alter
the house has been occupied all day and gas lighted
They therefore left the Deputies TO thesevs5
ing, and but paper contained report Of their say
ings and dongs and that was furnished By Mr. Reuters
agent who did not JOIN the strike OF 139 radical ibcr
ais In the Prossan Chambers In 1885, but fortytwo
now members OF the House, and OF these only twenty.
eight belong 10 the once dominant party. SIC transit
On sunday the Order festva passed OF In grand style.
IOthtf ocink hiiaycu IN more th2u 10 meeting al
tire and the most gracious OF smiles One thousand and
-four orders granted Some OF those present
at the feast were evidently not 10 the habit Of appear
ing in such company, and became intoxicated Repairs
have boon in progress in tho palace for several months
while the Festivities were going on window in OF
the restored rooms burst in by gust OF wind and
falling. upset table. which spilled an ancient and
costly set OF china on the floor.
Count and Countess Bismarck and their daughter
were present tho other evening ball given by Count
Bcnedett tho French Ambassador, and also ut the
soree OF the Russian Minister, Baron d'0ubrl
Saturday.
Mrs Parkc Goodwin Is in town and stopping nj the
Hotel do Rome. She will soon return 10 Dresden whore
she has two daughters at ssnool
General Mcclellan is said TO be the cause OF number
less dinners. breakfasts and parties In Dresden.
TURKEY.