The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-31


opinion Of Italy. At all events 1t Is remarkable to
notice how the royal Berlin press. crowded to the
wall has come out with the defence that II Prussia
seriously thought Of inveigling the Hungarians to
rise up against Austria 1t was precisely the same
means Of warfare employed by Austria, she having
ordered Of her generals Of Polish descent to revo
lutionze the Poles and with them seize the province
Of Posen.
1t is contended by some that Prussia, even at
this moment, is conspiring with the revolutionary
element in Italy and Saxony jour nal plainly says
visited by Prusslan agent from Count Bismarck,
had lengthy interviews with this messenger and with
the close surveillance Of the autSorties Prussia
was to advance one hundred million francs, OF which
had been already paid the to be
and Mazzini had moved for greater security.
whether or not this Is a canard must be left unde
cided 1t ID certain, however, that the hyperconser
NATIVES Of Prussia have no other way to get out
Of hot water than by an indirect admission Of the
democracy It is said that Count Usedom win leave
Florence for few months to give this affair chance
OF blowing over though iurSIgh Jus. now does not
withdrawal Of the French Ambassador M Malaret
Usedom Is liked, to be replaced by the Berlin Envoy
M. Benedett, persona 0rat0 In Italy, whose post
neville accredited at present to Switzerland
Many are the rumOrs concerning the motives Of
General VOgel Won Fakensteln's removal from the
command OF the First Army corps and putting Gen.
eral Won Manteurel in his place. 1t Is generally
garded as successful stroke against Count
Bsmarck's personal influence with the King, a.
the action OF camaria which has pro1ted by the
absence OF Its master to estrange him from the
powers that be. Another rumor speaks OF serious
In not occupying certain mountain passes In the
operations In 1865 against the South German army,
Moltke, accompanied by large number OF star
Officers and engineers to the former battle grounds
IL e ARR aS A ae saa ,Sa ts
legislatures Of the several States Of the North Ger
man Confederation will be convened early in
october, 80 that there shall be no collision, as was
the last year, between their sessions and that
OF the Rechstag. The Prussian Chambers are 70
Ut once commence In January, to be succeeded by
the ZOll Parliament and all the legislative labor be
Count Bismarck's physical condition is not as
favorable % stated In some journals; 1t Is
quite uncertain II he will be able to attend
clare that the nature Of hts afiiction precudes
the idea OF such aSsduOus work. AdmOnitOn
ana petitioners not to address their communications
TO Varzin the Counts estate In P0merania, all let
tiers are sent unopened to the Berlin department.
the Continent-from France, England Italy and Ger
many particularly from Bavarla-have offered their
applied personally at varzn, but Count Bismarck
mains under the sole care Of his physician from
full confidence. The zaSu thinks 's that he he viii
never be able to resume official duties that his health
L. completely undermined and that ere long he will
give In his entire resignation Contrary to this the
Kresz zetun0 speaks Of the Premier's health
tInualy improving Of his receiving daily dispatches
from the King that he IL In excellent condition and
devotes already part Of his time to OficIal labor.
Surprising the latter report to be correct Is we'll
to work, for he will have plenty Of 1t when he re-
sumes his ONCE None Of the prospects held out dur
s the part e the %ss the %Sa have
February Of the present year when the twenty five
millions indemnity for ex-King George OF Hanover
without great Efforts on the part Of the govern.
ment, Bismarck limiting even at that time his readl
might experiment with it, though he would not not
promise To resume his post after once having aban-
doned It. The conservative, Herr Won vincke, re-
piled at that time that the want OF provincial fund
for Hanover created dissatisfaction no less than
that existing In the old Provinces and Hon. Schultze
the only means OF producing contentment. 1t Is
well known how Count Bismarck did not then abdi-
cate ogt was s lGrcsa not long y the
poses. What has become, then, Of the results pro-
missed BY his policy In giving the twenty-five millions
just es hostile AZ ever, though the Hanoveran Le-
gion and his journal, La situation, have since col
submission the Guelph Gazette has as many readers
as ever, Nassau makes strong opposition aud COM
plains Of unfairness In its treatment compared 70
having lost ~ excellent ammunal laws and It's iibe-
rai school system heretofore free from religious con-
That's The pleasant programme awaiting his Ex-
ccliencys reappearanoe after his severe fndispost
ton, not 70 mention tho lost ground he would have
have been undermining his position during bus ab
sence.
Inseasely Warn Weather In Prusda-Harvesx
Prsspecss-Fise Times fer Wine Growcrs---
TIE Trade LAw-sslar Eclipse and Egyptias.
BERLIN, August 10, 1868,
Owing 70 the military msneuvres which have bean
very frequent Of late IN Prussia Notwithstanding the
tropical heat Of the weather, frequent cases Of un
stroke have resulted In various parts Of the country.
Ths chiefs OF several districts applied TO the com
mandcr Of tho seventhArmy corpsto relieve them
the usual military exercses ON the ground I'd 1t ae
prosracsd dearh had raised the price OF provist ms
and caused general scarcity. the reply was m the
negative. the commander not thinking thegTo ands
of u pctAtlon sufcient TO jusufy ssv ndrps rtnq
from the usual custom. The intense leas ct = ifs pe
r,od \ . matter Of complaint not ont here but All
over me Continent. The crops In East ,,russ,s
threaten 70 Do Assin m " ,s ~ ,sss govern
vhich ab-orts the vertical rays OF tn sun has In.
: ss%s s' sss. being psesd - g. DsT n en-
sznd ihe young we're brought foru X ysrai dsvs
10 vine growers are in ecsiscies Al tho prosno
q .ss,ss, s.d sssp s.. v Sseys s where
sns end ~ the month OF yuyan incht snt wbioI, hs.
not taksn place for the last nty year The 49, M
he river BED Temperature oftwss y-two Iecr r
ksssmor and me 'hsrnomsssr so-ds rose thirty
ID mast he not work 70 gather blastberr,s ., ma,
ismpersisre but sslIl hotter vas the D. ,n,sSmen
Innlcted 90 q carpenter's appreu ice II Nsnasen
tapoverl Who vss senienced 10 eight d. va i,nnr,s
csmens ies tns ssan.S onsnos which the sapIen
shs ley, during nn occseeuony having Summssi IN
versss ~ some anu-rrunnkAn seng. W
The hopes attached 70 the new trsdy - -. -
trey vanished, ~ the Minnser has sssS 1870,
ordering matters 70 rsnAin aime q the same y
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son. witch Ne refer snce 70 NJ srs.Sss sc,nsan,
sscs sta ne clause Of the Pr = ~ ~ az ~
consciously sold song ne <sr.fS ~ ~n,eS -, y" !,
hereafter turn vus 70 be tbehof a "N" me
hrspss.sa NE solsf ssllp - Of me 18Th inst, 70