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THE MURDER AT BONN.

(asursx's rirsras.)

BERLIN, Rim 13.
The semi-official Nurddeutache AUgemeine Zietung
prefaces its already telegraphed versions of the cir-
cumstances which led to the death of M. Ott with
the following remarks :
Prussia most really stead high. When we find the chorus
of the Prune-hating foreign press reduced se low as he
obtain the material for its attack out of the "miscellaneous
iotelligemie,"we are well entitled to exclaim, " Prussia must
really stand high!" Were we to avail ourselves of the hor-
rible maiden that have stained English soil within the last
few weeks for the purpose of attacking Lord Pohnerstita's
cabiset, this 0911/99 would justly be considered
ridiculous, and if any one were to attempt to de-
duce from the late theatrical row in Lyrics ma-
elusions hostile te the system of government io France,
the French press would not hesitate a moment to point out
the absurdity. And yet we see the French and English
press daily adopt this ridiculous course, daily commit this
absurdity by making • squabble at Bonn—as unfortunate
affair truly, but far removed from all political iroperteutor-
the peg on which to hang their attacks upon Preside. IWO
terd.y, too, comes the radepeadenee, which ordinarily
take* a more sober view of matters, and writes upon the
same subject as follows :—" We have hesitated to captor
the Imam which the murder committed upon • Free&
subject fa Bean by the nephew of • Pomades minister could
net fail to call forth within us, because we presumed
that Prussian Justice would do her duty. But the
impunity which the perpetrator of the deed appears to
enjoy has evoked general indignation in Eoglend, and es-
pecially in France, and the pros of both countries em-
pbatically dewauds that the government should interfere
to obtain keel satisfaction. We hear, indeed, from Fella
that the Preach government has taken steps for this pur-
pose, and it Is more than probable that similar repressed&
Ikons will be made by the English government to the Pram.
elan cabinet. Should these reelamatioes remain upset:Med
• stranger in a country inhabited by savagce would be
more secure than la that laud where, as the miller of Sacs
*loci said, judges are to be found who give judgment even
against the king.' Thee the Indipaidance. We will
first sak the Belgian paper what answer even • Belgian
Minister of Justice would return if • foreign power
should permit !itself to interfere by tech diplo-
matic steps in the administration of justice in •
small but still sovereign states. And we believe
that if the Indipendance had only taken the trouble
to reflect, it would not have assumed the ridiculous
aloe of further diffusing its correspondent's rtatemeet of
such an ieterferenee from abroad with the Prussian admi-
nistration of justice, and of discussing it with this foolish
commentary. And if the rride'pendriare, instead of allow-
, leg itself to be de laded by this fable of its Paris correspon-
dent, bad ease the further trouble of making inquiries
into the subject in Boon, it would have bees is a position
to correct the lying narratives of French and English papers,
which report that a Prussian officer slew an unarmed man
with his sabre. At Bonn, however, everybody knows that
two or three students, on going home in the evening, had
an altercation with • very considerable and superior num-
ber of pereons ; that • row followed, in which
one of the students, who is serving in the army
as a private, had his sabre torn from the scabbard
by one el his opponents, that hereupon, io order to defend
himself, the student laid about him with the scabbard, aid
that in this squabble one of the opponents of the student
was injured on the head with • blunt instrument, bat
wbether with the scabbard or with a stick is not settled.
In consequence of this injury, in which not even the Wee is
said to have been damaged, the wounded man was seized with
erysipelss in the bead, of which he died. How far thisinflam-
mation may have been occasioned by the faetthst the wounded
man was fax advanced in intoxication when he received his
hurt must be loft to medical opinion, but it is on evidence
that both the parties concerned in the row were considera-
bly in liquor. This is the can, as known to every ooe is
Bono, a ease such as often occurs in university towns,
hut without this deplorable termination. And every one
knows also that the student who is said to have dealt the
unlucky blow will, if he have dealt it, fall tinder the
WOREINO MIN% CVO BAT STRATFORD NEWTOWr . punishment of the law, no matter what name he bears, no
—A large and commodious building, destined for a working matter whether he is the relative if a minister or of any
men's club in this populous district, is nearly completed,
the fonds for which lore boon collected in the mighbour. other citizen. But that the young man should be more
heed, chiefly through the zealous exertioes of Mrs. and harshly treated than other subjects of the state because
Mr. C. B. Warner. Os Saturday last a memorial 11{0914 he is the relative of a minister, that the ordinary procedure
with suitable ieseriptioessontainiog various documents,was should be departed from, and greater strictness applied in
deposited is the presence of • large °coopers* of people. by his ease, for the sake of gratifying a few newspapers, is
Edmund H. Gurney, Req. Addresses were delivered by
something that cannot seriously be expected, even were it
that gentleman. Mr. Warner, the Rev. A. J. Ram. View,
roved that the wound was inflicted by Collet &dent:art,
West Hem, and the Rev. H. folly and several working P
men, in the MUMe of which the working classes of the The &ceased himself is Dot aware of this being the ease,
neighbourhood were reminded that the club was meant to and it may be difficult to settle with certainty in such a
be their own, and to be managed by themselves without matter as a night affray. To attempt, however, to mann-
iaterferenoe or Moieties. The worsens speakers were futon
heartily cheered, and a cordial rote ef thanks given at political capital out of such an 00011170000 is, as we
the close to Mr. Gurney. The proceedings were enlivened, have said, purely ridiculous, sad we oonid have wished
by the juvenile braes head of a neighbouring Refuge that a paper like the Indipendance would have guarded
for Haeselas Bova, who played with considerable spirit. itself against the reproach we cannot refrain front making.
It is estimated that the total expense or the building sad From this proceeding of the press, however, us observed,
famishing will be about 1.0001.
$e
coo OF TUC LAT& EDINBURGH ExecriON. we can only derive the conviction that Prussia really must
asteasts of the candidates is the late Edinburgh 'tend high when attacks against us are derived from such
election have bees lodged is the Sheriff-Clswk's office, mooed- material&
leg to statute. The total of the exposes. of Mr. Bleak and The Itttlipendaisce Beige of Wednesday evening
the Lewd Advocate is l.flyd. ; of Melees. It'Laree and says :—" While waiting until a regular investiga-
Miller, 1,6541. lion throws some light upon this deplorable affair
we may well wonder how it is, the crime being
SHUMAN'S SZIDUTZ POWDEIL—WhiIe General
ldttermsn
proved, and the actors in the
was to Osairralthe
milloodworireet's toil.t
kosdaywduritbangtrisise
Georgie camps?, drama known, that
former • 'glass" eiceesionally, while General Howard justice has so long delayed to arrest all of them,
was total abstinence, told Sherman that he looked weary without distinction
charge themaf teajuoiclicirl
form. By acting thus, Prussian*
ietrilmn'inimatidon regularly
i ee
„wised
iissll,
posaildwif wThoueldposi.go wiitheaqhtnismdlie wocisldagievemposalsim •
tice
witehichgovlebr
the Northern
tehnse cosrutoazettei with alacrity, bat General Reword, acacias his venom, v . of v:enwgu
so
eu
xl t
.dp have
rsya
he rxedhimaispr gatoveliateve.Sheasond Limaiced. The latter,awdteLowittileh • sationsea
little chagrined at the loss of the ardent, was meth and the French government would net have been
wwf9AIY• under the necessity of thrice retie • according
TamheaalesdyeaAt ilowa
oderswlfs cameosnw athrjorrskmileritt"socat p nisrid to the Putrie, it. ellorts for securing the due course
proper wedge the cireuinstseees.—AntieSieseery Reza rs,
of justice."
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