The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-18
GERMAN

The Weather nud tho Chase In Prnssln-Cabi-
net isuiors--l'he Hero OF varzin-His Wis.
itors-The Muhler Panaceu-Prnyer Day
Hnnoyerinn Einnic--israelite Em.arntion--
Nar. Chase On Premium Bonus Loans.
BERLIN. Nov. 8, 1869.
Yesterday, being st. Huberl's Day. was ushered
in by violent ram storms, gales or wind aud, as
reported from the Rhine, earhquakes--of which
several occurred IN the preceding week. As an
admonltion to wealth aud greatness that not every
thing IS subservient TO ther'power we may mention
that his Majesty King william, as wei as the aged
cOurtiers, was compelled to renounce the pleas
ure anticipated In opening the season with tho
customary boar hunt. Notwithstanding The absence
or these high personages the chase was very nume-
rousy attended by the princes and nigh NOBILITY.
and as many two hundred guests sat
down TO sumptuous lunch III the hunt
ing castle of the magnificent and 70.
mantle grounds OF Grunewaid Before Tho
"halali"--the signal by winding tho horn on tho
death of the first boar-haa been sounded. Prince
Frederick charles had an opportunity or displaying
Ing courage under somewhat critical circumstances.
4 huge boar, winch he thought he had despatched,
rose again and suddenly turned upon him while he
was looking III another direction. Luckily. how
ever lie turned IN the very nick OF time and dix
charged his piece at him once more; the boar.
though seriously wounded, had still strength enough
left TO make desperate effort to reach tue Prince.
when his servant coming to tue rescue finished him
with thrust OF his spear.
/ Since the Baron vonderheydt has retired Into pri-
vate life rumors have been much strengthened that
several OF his former colleagues the Minister'S OF the
Interior Commerce and Educational Departments
beng especially mentioned, would speedily follow
suit. In proportion to the credence attached TO
these reports the opinion gains ground that the
hermit of varzn will soon emerge from his seca-
| sion and seize the helm OF affairs with
his wonted iron grasp. This Is, however, mere con-
lecture for there Is nothing at all to show that lio
has fallen with his colleagues Indeed the only
| dissatisfaction expressed by him previous to his
retirement, as reported to you at the time, was
against the representatives. One thing IL certain,
| which would be tho simplest explanation OF his re-
turning and that is his complete restoration to health.
| which Is now certified by two credible witnesses.
one Of these Prince Reuss, speaks OF the beneficial
effect OF the Carlsbad waters upon the Count, while
the other Mir. G. Bancroft, mentioned to the writer
to-day that he had just spent TWO days under the
| counts hospable roof and occupied his time In
| riding with MN all ABOUT his vast estates, which
cover an OF IS 900 German or $4,000 American
acres being the finest property in Lower Pomerania
Mr.. Bancrolt's Impression ia that the Premier will
| not make his appearance heie till Christmas
iho long expected educational reform , bill to be
Matched by the obnoxious Won Muller, Will be
| brought forward at the end OF TINS week. Mean
while the Minister, In order to ward on as far as
|
Gus antagonists. has MT upon the expedlent OF ap-
| pointing general prayer day on the 10th instanf,
Is announced BY him TO all the Evangelical clergy OF
Prussia In the following minated style:-"The great
movements OF the present In the religious life OF
| peoples and individuals urge serious declsioas;v
and lie thus continues. cuuiinatlng In pronouncing
the observance OF the 0ih as panacea for Ecumeni
| Cal Council, for the Moabit cloister Protestant
unions, knaaxlsm, Fourlerlsm separation OF
| Church and state &C."
Public attention., however, leans in quite another
| direction; 1t cannot be gained over by the unpopu
| lar Won Maher and his crotcbets; on the contrary,
Instead or trusting FOR relief In prayer II IL attracted
] to more practical objects such as Deputy yrchows
motion In favor Of partial disarmament. This is
| being now very generally discussed here and In
other states OF the Confederation, especially
| saxony, where the liberals have drafted similar
bill and obtained Ieave for its discussion In the pre-
sent Chamber Though 1t would be preposerous to
expect any Tangible result at present. yet tins strong
| the drop OF water on the rock, asslredy have Its
| eflcct IN the iuture.
Respecting the Hanoyeran Legion under the wings
OF the French government, and or Which we have not
heard for long time private adyices from Paris
now announce that agents rom iiietzing are nego
tiatiug FOR their settlement in Al9ers as colonsts
with the view OF inducing their families ana relations
TO JOIN them. This project, 1t Is thought connects
further resistance 10 his late and abdlcQte tue pnan
| tom crown in ol)ti'na Joiu.1.
! As limited IN my last tho Danish petition in tile
matter Of North Schioswg plobisciic has not been
presented TO the King In person who refused to adj
the accompanying iye Volumes OF signainres has
been handed over 10 the Minister Of the lnterlor.
TouCnllK Tue eHOrgs or Tue Allnce isra3iILe Uni
| versee for the relief OF Jewish distress In West
| Russia, a memorial nas been prepared by DR..
Phlppson, OF Conn, the president OF the committee
After thoroughly examining into the causes OF tne
prevailing distress he arrives AZ the conclusion that
nothing but emigration Of large proportion Of the
aJle-oodlcd men could give speedy and permanent
relief Tue difficulties which emigration has to sur
| mount no states IS foloNs:-
Fnst-Is prohibition by the Russian law which, rare
| instances snIy, gives perrin, 70 applicants
z&iSi-Tae proper seiseon' d suitable parties.
FdAftt--A proper selection OF aeatuaton.
lie then proposes first, 10 obtain from the Russian
| government reform Of the law In question second,
grafton, select proper individuals, aud aaord tlem
support and advise az 10 their settlements lhird, W
| appoint haTOor committees abroad TO take charge
or elnigrants and forward them fourth, TO appoint
subscriptions ana donations TO be handed over to
tue Central Committee. This praisewortny Under
taking is being pushed forward witB the Wtinoss
vgof, aud Judging from the practical measures pro-
pounded, and the earnest devotion OF many penev0-
lent patrons, no douot can be entertained as ~ W.
success.
la the premium loan debate here Mr.. 8. p Chase
was quoted "a having refused sucn loan III 1858
from European capitalists romaIk,h! ny tne tlne,
chat IL would DC preudical 10 Tue Buod hiauners
and morals OF The American people,
Dts IsTERs OK rHs LAKEs-Tne late storm which
swept over the great lakes proved very destructive
"a aInuiuu and involved considerable los, OF life,
1he REPORTS are not all In. Many vessels are still
unaceounted for, but nag DO safe, though disabled
In some distant parts OF the upper lakes, awaiting
assistance 10 Ret INTO port. considerable number
OF vessels are known to be along She Canada shore Of
ON Lake Michigan over forty disasters are reported
OF which seven were total osse5. On Lake Huron
fifteen casualties are already reported, with two
total wrecks. on Lake Erie some twenty.gye dis.
attn y tWn Tat tnal a.