The New York herald., 1868-03-22

| ne perhaps should be called by the alias he has
| adopted, Comte de Meudon, while In Germany Graf
Won Meudon-arrived in town and put up at the Hotel
Royal, declining numerous other hospitabie invita-
tions, including one from Comte de Benedetti,
the French Ambassador. He Is now dining with the
latter, at grand banquet given in his honor.
What to make OF the visit Of the Prince has severely
exercised the political gossips, ever since its an
nouncement. Something must result from it. says
everybody and, as usual this Is probably right, even
II the statement is little indefinite. 1t is to be
hoped the distinguished gentleman with many titles
and more names will have good time, enjoying his
trip and the good cheer brought with it like sensi.
BILE man with trencher procliyites. He has avoided
all display on the route hther and excepting for the
number and dtstngue appearance Of his servants
and the amount Of baggage for q single traveller,
might be taken for an ordinary tourist.
AT Saarbrucken, where the party reach Prussan
ground and Prussan custom house officers, the SER
wants Of the suite despatched In the hotel omni
bus to the post" AS Joanne's "tnerdtre de pAle-
naagne" puts this house first his st, the Prince
probably carries the guide OF hts worthy counryman
in his pocket. The beauty OF the evening Induced
S. A. j. to proceed foot, accompanied by q couple
OF adjuants and his body surgeon. on the way they
1ell In with some French sailors, with whom they
stroied ON for tme and at last asked to be directed
to the Hotel de Ia Poste. The polite mariners knew
that the host OF the Hotel Zimmermann a small es-
adjustment in the suburb ST. Johann, master Of
the Post, and 80 conducted their acqnaintances
to 1t. After he had marveed for some Time at the
non-appearance OF his attendants the Prince was dis
covered by them but instead OF leaving the inn he
declared himself very well contented In it and passed
the night there.
Baron Won der Heydts threat concerning ex-King
Georges property has been made good. BY virtue
OF royal order, with the force OF law issued on
Monday, the entire property OF ex-King George,
lying III Prussia, has been sequestered. The SaatS
Aazeiger publishes, together with the order, petit
ton from the ministry requesting its ISSUE The pc
was made with the understanding that peace was TO
be secured thereby, although the treaty III Which 1t
was stipulated contained no remuneration of the
crown OF Hanover. Instead or this being attained,
the ex-king has not only expressed his hostile senti
ments, but also exhorted subjects OF the King Of
Prussia to take up arms against him. and formed
and maintains military organization having for It's
a.owed purpose the employment OF the first favor
| alb opportunity to act against russia.
The nope that the ex-Kng would listen to the advice
and warnings OF friendly courts and put an end to
these demonstrations has proved fallacious The
ministry see other way to the peace of the
land and its inhabitants than to proceed against the
cause OF the trouble. Legal proceedings have been
slDle to proceed In similar manner against the
person OF the xKing but this is not proposed, in
delerence to the feelings OF his Majesty KIM. William.
| 1t is however, necessary to make the proposed
sequestraton Tor the peace OF Prussia, OF Germany
aud OF all Europe. This is signed by all the minis.
ters excepting Herr Le0nEardt the new Minister Of
Justice, lately subject Of ex-Ge0rge Rex. The
| measure Is doubtless due to the man whose name
heads the signers, Graf Won Bismarck Schonhausen.
he not able to attend the closing OF the Landag
on Saturday, at least he did not, but by Monday he
found strength to present the petition to the King,
and also on the same day put his name and seal 10
an ordinance cutting OIL, for the present at least,
good share ofthe pin money Of his old enemy George
Of Hanover. The ordinance takes away all visible
means OF support from the ex-m0narch in Hetzngas
far as it lays in the power of Prussia to do it, one
article Is likely to starte the other heirs OF the
House OF Brunswick. 1t provides that the costs Of
the requisition and administration OF the pro-
poyed to watch and repe the enterprises undertaken
by eX.klng George and his agents against Prussia
revenues. The EXPENSE Of maiaIaninv TWO or three
regiments to watch the Hanoverian Legion, added
to that OF the forces now stationed in Hanover to
even the lOrtythree millions that said to make
up the estate OF the quondam King. The rare old
silver cabinet of his fathers may, after all, come
under the hammer His children will then find
something better TO do with their money than i'll
treating couple Of thousand, more or less,
peasants and working people to champagne
and pdte de Joie g,ns Count Won fia,
ten, MAJOR domo at Heitzing, has been accused
OF high treason. Ii Is understood that
laid IN the charge on the fact Of the blindness Of the
MASTER compelling him to be more dependent on his
climax OF the absurdties at the Hietzing iete was
that George pretended TO see and to recognize his
dispels the sympathy naturally felt for thrust
rudey from high estate and changed into ridicule 1t
Is perhaps easier TO excuse man for throwing his
country into civil war merely that he may crafty
his personal ambition and love OF power than for
| deliberately denying an incontestabe fact about
| himself.
sedltous pamphlets are circulated very vigorously
In Hesse. The old Elector has aspirations similar to
those OF the ex-s0vereign OF Hanover The hing OF
Sicily, too appears to be expecting something to
turn up. His chief OF stan, General Basco, has re-
Gently offered Prussian gentleman position In
the "actve Neapoltan army Coins bearing the
image and superscripti0n OF Francis H. rs "king
of Southern Italy" are said to be circulated quite
this thing up the sovereign OF all the Sicies or any
other man can find people to shout his name on the
granted by the Emperor Napoleon TO the soldiers
OF Macmillan, has been received in Vienna, and
forward and ask for them. Most Germans think
they VIII convey no very great honor. Though
Count Beust disavowed the action OF the Or-
cias who furnished passports to the members OF
the Hanoverian Legion, these oblglng functionares
have been permitted TO accept decorations from ex
e. Rex for their services Aside from the question
whether dcpOsed monarch has the right to confer
decorations and patents at ALL the transaction had
such an Ill look that the permission published
In the oicial circular usual and the fact of its
having been given leaked out by accident.
report AYERS and denies that Prince Carl, OF
Roumana, hopes to marry a Russian princess and
to secure us hs brides dowry the independence OF
the principalty. lie has good figure and DISPOSE
ton, and would, doubtless make good husband 10
one OF those buxom Russian girls; but the young
woman had better inquire into the state OF affairs
before she promises for better or for worse, tile
latter including q residence ut Bucharest. One OF
the Princes brothers visited him last year. That lie
mn snsn rA gooa tpor oi I .e nhu M 70 a .ns
side foremost aud some court festivities arranged
III mis- honor All efforts TO make favorable impress
sion on MIN failed. lie did not like the balls or the
people who attended them. The men had too great
aptness for using their knives and little idea OF
the difference between Heuyn and tr1n to satisfy
born Prussian. Thirteen days successive travelling
III an OK cart gave him, too, poor idea OF the facili
ties OF locomotion In that country. In relating his
experience, on his return, he took occasion to re-
mark that the change from captain of to be
ruler OF principaity sounded like q big thing, but
those who thought had better serve their deci-
sion Till after they knew something OF the prncipaty
March ~, King Williams birthday, comes sun
day this year. Most OF the festivities WILL therefore,
come OF on the previous saturday. His Majesty's
frequent parliamentary practice' during the past
| year and a half has much developed his faculty Of
| speaking. and he now makes many impromptu re-
MARKS as witness his reproof Of certain members In
the Upper Chamber for their votes against the minis
Try. depuaton Of the Memnoniten--a sect re-
semblin9 the Friends-vised the King last week In
reference TO their being exempted from military
vice. The reply on the first round was very appro-
PIRATE, but on the second he was drawn into discus
sion and let fall the assurance that he considered the
1 hemnppitpn IN n baxt lon