The New York herald., 1876-12-06
BISMARCK And WILHELM.
The Emperor's Nights Devoted to
Studying the Eastern Question.
THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.
The American Association OF Mining
Engineers Honored.
BxaLIx, Nov. Is, 1875.

Tn0 emperor, just recovered from severe coio,
turned to Berlin to-day from hunting journey In
Silssa whore His Majesty had been the guest Of Prince
Plcss Of tho richest noblemen in Prussia and the
Duke OF sagau, Taleyrand by birth. ana grandson
Of tho celebrated statesman. The Emperors ply.
sicians anxious he should avoid, In consideration OF
hts advanced ngc any great atgues and exposure 10
sudden change OF temperature, were most 10th 10 give
their consent the journey. His Majesty, already
entering upon his eighteth year, and who will, on
the LIST Of January, celebrate his seventeen anniver
sary . soldier. still believes he able support the
same bodily sxertions tho youngest recruit TO
whom he feels his duty to set example. Only the
DAY previous TO his departure for SilcsiA
did sec tho aged monarch driving
in open carriage in tho 'Thergardcn," In anything
bu. agreeable weather. envcloped IN nothing more
than thin military mantle. On tho light carriage, to
which a couple OF splendid Orlow trottcrs har
nessed present from the Gar appearing untcr den
Linden" tho public promenading there most respect
fully greet their beloved sovereign could not involun
tary refrain from comparing the present timo to ap-
pcaranccs twelve years ago, when his Majesty simply
King OF Prussia, was unpopular that even III tho
open he not spared manifestations OF dis
like. Then, the Emperor, celebrated for hts
glorious unihcation OF Germany was oppro-
briously called .Ichmann" or "Unterofizicr
(corporaD Ichmann." owing TO his bitter
conflict with Parliament for reorganization OF
the army and his strong military propensties and
certain pride generally iolt in cndcavoring TO ig
moro him. But the victorious wars against Austria
and Franco nave entirely changed tho relations OF the
fckle people TO their rcignng house. and without
aggeraton, wo may now safely say that there is at
present monarch popular than KING Wilhelm.
AN IMPERIAL MIDNIGHT OIL BURNER.
The affection OF tho people for His Majesty is to bc
perceived BY many telling facts, an enumeration o.
s1,n
letter. most characteristic feature OF tho peoples
reverence, for instance, the attention divided by
nearly all classes toward the corner window OF tho
imperial palace, often illuminated until lato the
evening and under which His MUestys writing
table stands. tho hopes Of catching glimpse OF
thor sovereign ndefatgable In his excrtions Tor the
common wslware. Quite latciy his hours OF labor
have, at tho advice OF his DOCTORS been considerably
reduced. and frequently happens the Crown Prince
called upon 10 discharge State duties, although
responsibility has been till transferred HIS
Highness. Political differences between the Crown
Prince and his ashor which, prior tho Of 1865,
wont far that Prince Frederick Wilhclm ex-
pressed in public spooch dsapprobation OF govern
meut policy, have for many years entirely d,sap.
pesred and complete unity prevails between tho Courts
Of the Grown Prince and tho Emperor. Opinions on
the statesmanike qualities OF .'our Fritz" the
people like to call tho Grown Prince rather divided
Always inclined to dry wit and pertinent jokes,
styled by the Berliners Kalaners" His Highness is
most genial man and cares but little for rigid cti-
quctte SO in vogue at Court
pxrrIcoAr GOVERNMENT.
Report says the Crown Princess, an uncommony
gifted and in many branches OF instructed
lady, bears the sccptrc her family before which
even her husband has to bow, whereas the Crown
Prince shows but apparent indifference 10 the high
position he will day occupy His consors thoughts
tlv Nupnn
possession OF unlimited power and comforts all those
who vainly petition her interference their behalf
One great merit we must accord tho Crown
Princess, and certainly owing 10 her admirable
''' up sSr children ' the two 20 eaes. s OF whom %
receiving their instruction the pub
their prsnc.y rsnH PrncS rr,odsch wheI% tho
futuro hcn 10 tho German throne, who will leave the
gymnasium at Easter To continue his studies at Bonn,
10 said 10 be cievcr young man. Unfortunately, his
right arm psraly his birth, and but little
him, renders his whole bearing what awkward.
The second gon Prince Henry, healthy lad, fuil of
lie, enter upon . naval career is to ADJOURN next
year TO tho Imperial school ior naval cadets
HousEMoLD.
No vcry friendly refasons are said 10 be maintained
between Bismarck aud the household OF the Crown
Prince, although lately an Improvement has taken
place. ground for the apparent cooncss probably lies
Id tue Grown Princes rcservc- Intentional or not,
difficult TO say IN Important questions OF State and
his compete abstention from exercise OF political In
fucpcc The Imperial Chancellor only responsible 10
His Majesty. rcscnts openly interference in his
ilmes, It seems taken the opportunity Of repuising
such attempts from tho Crown Prince. further
nouncsd preference ior Great Britain a. the Crown
Prince's course, whiis Bismarck, In unison with the
great majority Of me crmans moro favorable to Rus
neutrality during the last war; and would
from her hands II is, therefore, not astonishing II
Bismarck somewhat harshy rejects the SIRENS voice
IRON London inviting HIM TO an alliance with England
+ arninst Russia
sERxASY's POLICY IN THE EAsr
Germany, accouirg TO Bismarck the least Interested
| Power tho Eastern question, calmly contem-
plate the development OF affairs in ihe Balkan Penn
iuIa, and only need step in when one Of her neghbors
demands extension Of territory dangerous to uni
vcrsal pcace. Notwithstanding Dr. WIndhorsts
complaints as his absence from parliamentary
10 return TO Berlin IN few days and then, It
believed he will partly disclose In the Rcichstag his
country IS SAID ~ no means to have aaea expsc,a
tions; the neuralgia pans have scarcely abacd and
suncrinxs from want Of sleep, TO bc attributed to
nervous irritaDilty. are by means amclIorated
HIS family are anxious he should withdraw from state
AFFAIRS anu devote himself entirely 10 the care OF hts
health. In no radical Improvement his condi-
tion takes place other course remains open him.
CHOICE or SUCCESSOR
will then DO very diicut Among The few pcrsonages
apparently suitable TO transact The arduous duties
nm Imperial Chanceor, Prince Keuss, formerly Am
bassador IN 81 Petersburg, Is doubtless the most
spposils. Prince Reuss has, since his marriage with
the daughter OF tho rcgning Grand Duke OF SAKE
Wemar, ~ the wish OF his fahcr-in law temporarily
retired from State service. As . member of the
Prussian House Of Lords he will reside during the
TER IN BerlIn where he has purchased and furnished
palace most princey style
The approaching season promises TO bo brill
liant one; Tor, btsdcs Prince Rnuss, several Russian
grandees have taken up their permanent abode the
capital Great interest Is taken Inauguration
OF palace OF Prince Reuss, built slficly In
Norman style al an enormous expense IN tho Wilhelm
pla;z Bismarck Will also have to move TO another
residence, the former mansion Of Tho Radziwii< fitted
up Tor hts service during the reconstruction oil the
Foreign Onice, being building longer correspond
ing simplicity 10 the pretens0Ds oi the powerful
Empire. Lord Odo Russell, tho British Ambassador Till
occupying Count Harry Arnim's palace, has
moved 10 tho splendid housc OF DR.. Strousbcrg, tho
former "Gcrman Railway King and which on his
bankruptcy was purchased BY the Dukes of Cjcrt
and Ralisbon.
DIR. srR0UsBERG,
found guilty OF fraud by his jury, hos, alter nearly
year e imprisonment In Moscow, Dccn ionced TO
probably unwclcome ban IN ment from Russia and
Ii.