The New York herald., 1868-03-03

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Berlin has to bs sure less than two thousand mon In
the police uniform but there are ~ ma adaon Ss c, ssGs
OF nearly 600 soldiers stands behind the whois 70 ena
The cologne Sasese KoniscAs zsiuno was connscstsd
one day last week fer containing notice OF the Prus-
sian Minister Vienna, which II had copied from an
Austrian paper and OF which Is expressed hs disap-
The commissioners appointed to superntend tho
arc s q pas q hs1 latitude have ds
the enter Be viii not be finished for time to
It is probable that the various commissons-Greecs
and rurkeere the only countries unrepressnted-will
be consolidated into gssdetlsai institute.
Ex-King Georges admirers in Hanover collected
enough TO make him handsome present his silver
wedding day. So many wished to Join tho besrsrs OF
that II was deemed expsdient TO charter extra train
Brunswick has deemed IL expedent TO forbid the rail-
road directors TO Accommodate the Dumas
.fs allows tho smart Olivier In "Le Dsm monde 10
:"Ql1nd on ontbe torlIe j0nais tiessn Even
he was mistaken: for man al work on q very high
building in Berlin, on rising to so to dinaer lately
again and, to the horrsr OF tho gathering crowd fell
from caves but instead Of being dashed pieces
a 9' he sitting On pe
prised look, trudsod home
Queen Augustn's Bazanr-R Rails Mt tho Palace
and at the LHibassies-An American Lady
Presented by tho English Ambassador.
BERLIN, Feb 10, 1853.
Queen Augusta's bazaar which has been much
talked about has becn closed. Taxing into ac-
count the benevolent object--,hs relief OF the
famishlng In East Prussa-and the great exsrons made
by her Majesty and the nobility to make great sue
CO.'S, expected that something like the sanitary
fair In New York would be brought about; but the
managers will have to take number Of lessons before
they will show themselves capable OF anything. OF the
kind Tho entrance feo for the nrs half Of the week
hn Hvn rbauo rvht alo 0va
dollars but twenty cents Twenty cents loaf about
royal palace jostle princes and hob-nob with the King
aud Qeen waited upon by the Countess OF Bismarck
aud other notabltes Of the FIRST class Even this low
price did not seem to attract many visitors and It was
only after soe venuresome souls found out that the
articles sold a. the fair we're much cheaper than those
TO be found else that the attendance became
at all respectable In point Of number To-day the price
Of admission has been raised to haer which acts ike
wet blanket on the attendance though ticket Is given
to drawing Of the articles left unsod The royal family
and the nobility made most Of their purchases on Mon
day. and allowed TO take away what they bought
many Of the most attractive rnkets longer to
bo One OF the saleswomen is Countess sey-
dewitt, o maid Of honor Of the Princess Carl Her
charms may be judged by the fact that sold cup Of
chocolate for two hundred halers and piece Of cake
for fifty thalers.
On account Of the fair tho second OF the Court
balls will be given at tho Kings own palace,
u rather plain residence, built for him when
prince, opposite the University tho Uer den
Linden At the previous ball Miss Bradhurst, Of New
York, presented by the English Ambassador, Lord
Lotus. who also presented the mother and sister Of
Miss Bradhurst at the closing ball Of the last Court
season. Since General Mcdowell presented by
Gqyernor Wright during the atters first term here,
nearly dozen years ago. no one has been presented by
the United States Minister.
Lord Lotus gave a grand ball few days since
at which tue whole royal family was present Their
Maes and moss Of the princes and princosses retired
about two in the morning. but the Princess Friedrich
Carl who is about as fond OF being in at tho end Of
dance her husband is Of being at the death OF
boar waited to join in that proper Dae the cotion, and
did not leave Till toward five. 1t would be
detti che French Ambassador 10 recalled should
provo true He las lately given ball which royalty
attended IN full force and he has sgnihed the proba
biity of several which eclipse his former
attempts at entertaining. Everything has ever been
gotten up handsomely at the old fashioned but spa
tho qi cire for the fuiimcnt OF the promise Ono OF
The aitrac ions at Count Benedettls last party
French play. Somo of the titled DANES have remarked
that they did not think Il proper that Their daughters
should witness such performance for the iavulnerab
propose decline future invitations account
OF the danger OF the repetition OF the offending comedy
pas.a o w Se Ua The pcs Of hs
tcke;s three thalers goes further toward keeping out
persops who do good clothes than tho require
ment that only those whose Subscribed
to tho list obtain admission does towards
excluding The prelcsns rugai. nau:hty mem
chance Of haunting her nnery In faces OF the maids
and maIrons or the rrli moad there than IN honest
nd,ste has or being present TO study the imported
dresses and toilets the former is quite
acqua ntancss among the councillors and worthless to
whom the subs ripon st Is sent: wnilo dressmaxer
or miliiner would not dare TO beg madame she
brought home the robes headdrss ordered for tho
OCCASION TO procure ticket for her humble SELF Their
Msjesias and OF the other members OF tho royal
family we're present. appearing little alter nine. ine
royai party csmo direct from family dinner at the
ef ho
the tenth anniversary OF ther wedding Altar leading
in the polondis, or ".alk-around," with tho general
ntondant OF the royal theatres for usher the King and
Queen returned With their quite 10 the boxes Most OF
the gentleman part OF the company mads uD by
face telling nothing the qu1rel Count Rcchs-
rath laid 10 his chargs by lockwood All who re-
invited and most OF them took tho opportunity Of dis
playing thor trinsats The thought OF thus adding
to the ornsmenlation OF the house is quite neat
Tbs foiwng Americans we're pre- Con sul Kreis-
mann and hr. Farnam, OF Chicago; Mrs. PsrRe God.
win Mrs. Hopkins, hr Carol, hr Foster DR.. and Mira
Dodd and Mr.. Livingston. Q! Now York; Mrs. Austin
and daughter, Of Milwaukee; lr. Collins OF Hartford
Mr. Goodyear, OF New Haven; Mr. and Miss Tnies. OF
Iaadretb. Of Philadelphia; Mr. sehurs. General Carl
Schurz and wife, Of ST. LOUIS; Hrs Chittenden, OF
Detroit and Major seebe, United States Army. Tho
decoration OF Tho house was substantially the
that which has often In former years, been described
in the columns Of tho HsRALD.
According TO the last returns tho number OF veteran
soldiers supported By Prussia is 5000 67l5 young
received into tho Prussirn army az volunteers
lS1T Inesc young gentlemen are, In copsidera-
tion OF paving their own expenses, relieved from much
OF the drudgcIy to which their comrades subjected
and also servo but one year instead OF three.
reacrpt has been issued prescribing that the pacs
or residence at entrance on the ago liabl 10
military duty begins shall decide In which of tho state
corps citizens OF the BUnd ars 10 10 enrolled. Alas
tho bonted pruby OF Prussian army oiccrs
discovered taat sone officers high rank privy
theft Of -fourhs OF thousand bottles OF brady
given by private gentleman for the beaeas OF The
wounded
lie Russian government offered to give some heavy
~ mi not a rio
tractor offered to take them.
IN addition the troubles OF famine In East Prussia
IN aundaton has resulted from The January thaw and
the poor people are dris sn almost to desperation.
Reunion by Railroad Observation-Disclosures
Opposition and BismnrcA's TrritnticH-lSfn
In I.nlai ai,,,