The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27
GERMANY.

Pleasures OF the Seasonal spell of Rest-The
Hero OF Varzin-His Innuence-Count Stol.
berg's AppOintment-An Aristocrat Par Ex-
cet;cnce-.The New York Herald and the
German Prcss-Great COmmotiOn-Ics all
Produced by n Bit OF American Industry
Story Of Miss ArabelIa-Her Opinion OF the
Iron COunt--Anothcr Protestant Conference
Hint to scholars of Philosophy.
BERLIN, July II, 1869.
The summer season has now fully commenced, and
those who can afford it are leaving the city in order
10 enjoy themselves OF their country seats or else
where WINE the sick and decrepit seek restoration
In watering places and on the sea shore. King
William left last night for cure at Ems The Queen
still remains at Babelsberg, but Is to leave shortly
for CoDlentz and Baden-Baden, whittier his Majesty
will afterwards follow and join in the celebration OF
her birthday. Previous to 1t the King Is expected
to visit his son-in-law, the Grand Duke OF
Baden who is at Soden, and whose health
is said to be SO precarious that his
physicians insist upon southern climate.
Many members of the royal family have left in
various directions; SO have the ministers and the
diplomats generally, justfyng hope that while
they roam through hills, valleys and watering
places, chasing away dull cares at the green tables
of Homburg and Wiesbaden, no new political mis-
chief may arise and disturb the continental peace.
The prominent topic of discussion Is stlll Count
Rtsmarck's unlimited furlough, and surmlses
rife as to his either temporary or permanent with
drawal from ONCE. A semtoflcial journal insists
upon ali government affairs remaining absolutely in
stain ouo-hat is, that the Counts decision will be
required in all important matters concerning both
Prussia and the Confederation; that between him
and the Cabinet q constant correspondence VIII be
carried on; that no appointments eau be made with
ont his consent and that he Will be posted up as 10
everything by continuous dispatches to Varzln
Another semi-oncial paper has 1t quite different
asserting that Bsmarck's state of health required
repose by all means and relief from the care and re-
sponsibility OF government. without TINS MS col
leagues would constantly consult him, as was dont
iast year, on every important question: and thus M
could not enjoy rest. II his present retiremen
amounted to temporary furlough only IL woul'
= not have necesstated special royal order.
recent appointment Of one OF the noble sclons
the stolbergs, OF whom six sitting in the uppe
Prusslan Chamber, TO the post OF Governor Genera
of siIesia has without doubt been made with thu
rounts concurrence, ana does not bear out the sup
nosit,on that he could sit still at varzn. Indeed
this appontment Is such blow TO the national libe
ral Marty that none would have dared to strike
hnt the Iron Count; for Silesia Is one OF the on
,,rovinces where the liberal spirit Is specially pre-
fominant and this Count Eberhard stolberg Is gene
Wiling tool OF government In his capacity az prest
Tcnf of the upper Chamber, and Jnnker pure soii0
i,e (eFrnah press is still haunteu by the letter II
the NEW York HERALD OF the lith UT. descrbln
an .lntefview with the Count inc Illustrate
TeekiY Wespen gives picture headed ''Sc Trans