The New York herald., 1877-10-20

lars on H. Discretion at present forbids my dilatng
on them. / nevertheless consider myself warranted
faction the good services rendered by tho Minister
in maintaining tho friendly relations unnerrupledly
existing between Germany and the united Ststcs since
the days OF Frederick tho Great
DAVIS FAREWELL AuDIkScE
Or the day after the interview with bisnaick MI
Bancroft DAVIS. accompanied by his talented vile,
went TO Baden Baden TO present his etcrs OIL recall 10
the Emperor and bid farewell to their mnjesieG The
audiencc took place yesterday HIS Majesty was cx-
ccedingy gracious and invited Mr.. and Mrs Bancroft
DAVIS 10 dinner, an honor rarely awarded during the
Baden Baden to persons not belonging TO the
Imperial family or HIS Msjesty's nearest encourage
Mr. and Mrs Bancroft Davis viii visit London and
Paris before their anai embarka.on already nxsa ior
o his Until the arrival oi the new Minister
Mr.. Sidney Everett appointed nrs' s, or.,ary IN
Berne, will act as Charge d'Alaircs
PUBLIC OPINION IN GERMANY on THE WAR
A marked turn is perceptlble 10 the opinions ex-
pressed here on The war. ln the beginning OF the
campaign strong sympathy was manifested IN favor of
the Russians, considered FAR superior TO the Turks
Tbs pcced victory OF the latter induced the Ger
moro thoroughly to investigate the history aud
organization OF the Ottoman EMPIRE study leading
thcm TO acknowledge us ability Tor urther existence
Such leading papers the Cologne Gazette, augsburg
AHeyemsin Zeitung tho YosscAe Zeit.ag, &C, fully
'apprchcnsve oil the dangers accruing 10 Germany
from the proximity of the Russian Colossus, which
also absorbed the Baltic Provinces, exclusively in
hnbitcd BY Germaus arc DECIDED part sans OF Turkey
the cause OF whicn IS ably supported By them. Col.
lections made Ior The benefit OF Turkish wounded
bsvs yielded considerable SUMS Catholic Sisters Of
their services Tor nursing nval,ds at CopstanInople
TO ince public opinion still more in favor Of Turkey
The Ottoman Ambassador IN Berlin initiating the ex-
ample gwen by his colleagues in other capitals, ex-
posed photographs depicting scenes OF mutllauons
and outrages committed by Tho Russians on his poor
suffering counlrymen
COUNT HARRY ARSiM.
The interminuble Arnim Case l shortly coming up
NOT the cx-Ambassador, Dot his friend. Baron Foe
former Secretary Of Legation and member Of Parla.
mont, who undertook Count Arnim's defence, is
n a n
instance Tor aspersion and cslumnatcn oil Prince Bis
Inarck, has published pamphlet IN which no rciutes
the charges brought against MN and recaptuutos
apew the AYnim case, bringing many new facts 10
ights by letters addressed 10 HIM by the Earl OF
Granville and Nr w. r. Gladstone Baron Foe
proves that Bismarck's statement TO the Emperor
that The british Cabinet a tho tme protested aganst
Arnim's accrcdiation IN London as German Ambas-
yador on she ground oi MS lying propcnsites Is Ut
terly untrue. As this assertion ImpcachiDg Count
Arnim's honor made great impression on the Em-
peror, its successful rudctlon on the part Of tho
cx-Ambsssacor his friends Of NO slight consc
quence 10 Count Harry Arn,u, whose sad fato
and butter pcrscc BY irrcconcIable
general Alter sojourn OF several weeks al Carlsbad
whore ne vainlv tried TO mitigate hts sufferings
Count Arnim has rc,urnod 10 l,aly. Although ban
excd from hts native country he still hopes
hour OF retributon will arrive.
PaINcE PUTBUs' FAILURE
shocked by the sudden bankruptcy of Prince Putbus,
oil tho higncst hereditary dignitares IN Prussia
His liabilities, chiefly caused by reckless stock opera
ti0ns, amount 10 over seven million marks. COM
miltec been formed by mis- creditors Tor arrange
ment OF an amicable settlement His Majesty will DO
peitioned Tor perm ssion TO mortgage those parts OF
Prince Putbu6 estates inherited by entail The Prince
has gone switzerland to be spared the embarrassing
position oi bankrupt. His costly racehorsos ana
0tner valuablcs now being sold by hts trustees
elder brother OF tue Prince, the Count Moriiz
Wylich and Lottum, who died last year, will still be-
in Washington, whore, attached 10 the
PrussiAn Legation, he contracted considerable debts
payment Of which attended with great difficulties.
RorrENYEss AMONG THE GERMAN ARsrocRACy.
The Germans who ike TO sneer II Amcrican corrup.
denOruliZatlOu Of lrau5ntlu0IC 9OCely MOuIu
do we'll to be mindful Of the old saying 'ihat who
1.-Two Ia glass houses should not throw stones - Es-
pecialy the German aristocracy has oil late by tho
reckless sometimes oven criminal, behavior OF some
OF mcmbers shown that depravity is by no means
confined 70 any single country. A perusal OF tue
accounts proceedings In court affords interesting
insight the baseness and pcrvcrson OF degenerate
sons OF noUe houses. Without wishing 10 bo exhaust
i've in my reports mention few facts which lately
occurred OF dscreuitaDe nature 70 The persons in
picated Prince Renos, related to reigning house.
is obliged to quit the army, beng unable 10 pay his
debts some Of which were fraudulently contracted.
A Count Blucher. ex-olhccr ana grandson Of tho
famous Field Marshal, IS sentenced 10 Imprisonment
for forgery and enbezzement a Count Peii, cap
tam In the Guards breaks down with enormous debts
ana clandeslinely cmigrates, leaving his vile and
children. HCount Scinngen- Wes erbury, relative
10 Queen Victoria, who granted him pension, Is
serving . torn OF imprisonment for tnsft and
0ueria These lew examples, to which others might
EASILY be addcd will suice 10 c0rroborate my
rat,uns OF the corruption OF German noUles.