The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-15
GERMAN


Cabinet Changes In Prussia sesisnation o
the iinisier of Finance-His Successor
Further Resisnations Expected - Bulge.
Propositions go Interesting Interpolation -
Military Arrogancc--No Lotteries-No Ciols-
| tiers.
| BERLIN, Oct %, 1869.
AS Swallowed forth In our former communication
the pertnacious Minister Baron Won der Heydt, o
the Finance Department, has at length sent IN hi!
resignation which has been accepted by the King in
the following TERMS
/ BERLIN, oct. a6 1869.
In consequence OF yonr wish, decidedly and re
| peatediy expressed, VIII dispense with your ser
wees, leaving you the rank and title OF state Minis
! ter. Will never iorset tie devotion with which at
INHERENT times You have applied yOuf energies IL
the State anu te ndeity with winch you nave served
me- As sign OF my gratitude and permanent
layor confer upon you the decoration OF the Blach
/ Eagle, have named Us your successor President
/ Gamphauscn, the cGiei the goyernmsnt Lombard
SANK, ana have announced tue appointment to the
/ Cabinet. WILLIAM.
CounGersigned yoS ROOM.
The reason or this order being countersgned as II
is lies in the fact that General Won Room Is acting
temporarily as Preuder during the absence OF Count
! Bismarck. The expose or Prassian finance which
Baron yonderheyd presented last year in the Relchs-
| tag ana his being left in the lurch by Count Bis
marck, mad the effect OF undermining his position,
/ which Oh account OF his yaciiiattng eonduct-one
day showing oedcit, another talking OF a surplus
has ever since been rather precarous. Having come
before the Diet at the present session with demand
Of twenty-five per cent increase OF taxes he encoun-
tered opposition on ali sides, on the part OF the
conservatives, who met in caucus and unanimously
resolved to apply the surplus OF 1868 to The year
1870, thus swapping him completely. To this may
be added the government defeat respecting pre-.
MUM lottery loan III which he premaIureiy beat u
retreat, thereby knocking the ground from
under Count Itzenpiitz, Of the Commercial
Department These difficulties on al! sides
staring aim In the face have after d service
OF nearly twenty years, brought about resignation
which would have occurred long ago with minister
81 sound CONSTITUTIONAL principles. The choice OF his
successor attended by difficulties, three
or Tour names OF distinguished individuals were
mentioned, at their head Count konigsmark, VINO
had been summoned by WIfe from Posen, and whose
Impending appointment, urged Dy Count Gutenberg,
had been telesrapned to Var1in. Count Bismarck
however not wishing have another utraIeudal eie
meat ia the Cabinet gave his voice for Herr Camp
lauSen aud, much to the establishment OF President
Won forkenbeck, Of the lower chamber a note
lrom General Room, delivered late In the night
nounced to INN the unexpected appointment. AS 10
the anleceaents of TINS new minister bar little Is
known. lie Is no politician, bat some believe him
oI liberal tendencies though mis- opponents describe
ann rs much more disposed toward indirect tnau
direct taNaton. The family oi CamphauSen haiis
originally from Cologne and u brother OF his was
ifemier of the liberal government IN I643.
The hunting season having Commenced King VII
liam has accepted an Invitation from the Prince OF
less for The early part The coming month, but de-
clined one from the Dake OF Branswica, winch has
commenced 10 day, ana is attended BY a number OF
the priaces and noble saortsmen. IL may be that
tue plentiful TALL OF snow, which SET In to-day ana
wulcn cladlens the heart OF Younger sportsmen
GGs laa contrary effect the aged monarch, or
there may be GOODNESS or another KIND which pre-
vented his accepting te cousin OF BrlnswicXs KIND
hospitality. the Kings adIutant, Count Lehnd0rf
Is SAID 10 nave been appointed 10 TIE Court OF St.
Petersburg as Military tnargc d'Aiaires IN place OF
General cchweinitz en- route Tor Vienna.
The proceedings OF the Diet VIII be naturally dis
ttrbed tv the change IN the Cabinet ald tile budget
debate must necessarily be adjourned, as the new
Minister Will have TO give different shape 10 the
accounts 10 pe laid before IL. There has been but
Que sitting since oar last report; but this was quite
interesting "a Deputy Miguel OF Hanover brought
forward al Interpretation addressed 20 GeneIll Won
Room. the cause or which showed chat the narrow
nlndedness and petty chlcanery practised through
out towards the annexed provinces had yet come
to IN end IL appears that citiIens OF the Hano-
verian town OF Ceile mad erected u monument COM
memorating the death OF soldiers slain In The battle
Of Langensaza. The public plaza on which It stood
was afterwards clainei as the property OF the
military, and the citizens were ordered either
TO remove the monument or 1t would he removed
for them. Inc question OF ownership being
procured from "a civil court and served upon the
commanding o1icer several hours previous TO tie
forclbe removal and partial destruction OF the mon
ualent IN question. Now, inquired Deputy Miguel,
how could the military administration be permitted
10 oyeFrulea wrlt duly issued from civil court
Was nor the commanding officer at Celle, in view of
such writ, bound 10 take the instructions of his su
perior oficer at Hanover9 Ought not measures to
be taken 10 give satisfaction FOR this outrage, and
thereby remove the general disapprobauon winch
Is a cause OF rejoicing to the enemies OF Prussias
General Won Roon, having expressed ms readiness
10 reply regretted che in mid terms, fol-
lowed by an attempt TO Justify his department. Is
the ground belonged TO the military, he said il was
no nter of surprise that they SHOULD exercise their
right Of possession. II the commander al Cee had
received an order from his supevor at Hanover ne
bound TO carry IL out st all risks. The question
was whether the writ OF Inhibition had been served
In time. Deputy Miguel had stated tue hour Of
eleven A. NJ; according TO his Information II Was
paSt noon, aud as the monument was removed al
hali-pasS Two /. NJ he aid not Know II tAe oihcer