New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
The Berlin Conspracy-London Poiice-Mazzini-
RndetstNy.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The \. Tribune
LONDON, Friday. April g. 1888
AT the time of writing my last letter concerning the
great conspiracy discovered by Mr. Steber could not
anticipate. that my views that affair would be more
less confirmed by Conservative Berlin papers The
Prfussche UOck6nbLdn the organ OF the Conservative
faction headed by Mr. Won Bethmann-HOllweg, was con-
iscaed on April ID for recommending its readers not
to believe hastily in the tales of the police respecting
the late arrests But of far greater importance is
article in the Ze the semioical journal belonging to
the section OF the Prlssan Ministry headed by NJ Won
Maneutel. The Z6nlS compelled TO make the following
admission:
NhoSoever not struck with blindness bat be
aware that the numerous and ineNrcabe complications
presented by the general situation Of Europe must lead in
given time violent explosion. which the sincere enieV
or, of the Great Powers OF Europe may postpone tor
while but to prevent which in permanent way they are
utterly unable notwithstanding all human exerton,.
II l. Tor Il, the accomplishment of duty not To- dsimuate
any longer that discomfort spreading wider and wider and
lie dangerous dgd the more dSerrRg Of Srt7u' ~
trtron as "PNar rot AT he SnGare IN" c21ce"'s 'fc
l0re and IN m dfph Ot Hens miadS. TINS dlScon
tent say without parlphrase i created by the #
fort, bring about counter evoluon in Prussia aerly
paraded with an incredible o0Hrd'ris.
The Zc is only mistaken in its conclusion The Prus-
sian counter-reyOluti0n is not now about To be COM
menced it is to be ended. Ii is not thing of recent
growth, but began March GOTH ISIS. and has been
steadily advancing since that day. Al this very mo-
ment the PrIssian Government is Matching two very
dangerous projects the OF limiting the free sub dy
ion of real property, the other subjecting public in
structon to the Church They could have selected
two objects more appropriate TO ALLEVIATE the pelsanry
of Rhenish Prussia and the middle classes throughout
the monarchy As curious incident may also men
ton the forced dissolution of the Berlin Hygenc Socie
w. CA Mutual Benefit SICK Club) in consequence of the
great discovery" This society composed OF near
" 10000 members all belonging to the working classes
The Government, it appears, are convinced that the
present constitution of the Prussan state Is lncOmpa
bic with "hygienics.
no | N q dOlupS
of the London police surprised by statements in the
Vienna PreSse and the Emancipation the leading redc
tonary journal of Belgium, that the police of London
have drawn up list of all the political refugees in that
city, with variety of details relating 10 their private
circumstances and conduct Once such a system is
tolerated with regard 30 foreigners" exclaims the
Morning AdreniSer, il will be employed whenever
deemed advisable by the Government or any member Of
IT, in order to become acquainted with the details of
the private lives of our cOuntrymen Is
not saddening to think that the London police should
be called upon to play the Infamous part assigned to
their continental colleagues" Besides these statements
in Belgian and other papers the London press is this
day informed by Geographic dispatch from Vienna,
that the Refugee question is settled: the British Gov
eminent has promised to keep strict guard the ref
ugees and to visit them with the full severity OF the law
whenever should be proved that they have taken part
in revolutionary intrigues.
Never before" remarks the Morning AdreuiSsr
odd England appear in humating situation as she
Austria No degradation could equal this 1t re-
served for the Coalition Cabinet
learn from very credabe source that the law Off
GERS of the Crown will institute prosecution against
Mazzin his sOOurn at London shall be ascer
tanned On the other hand hear that the Ministers
will be inerpelatedin the House OCOmmOns with regard
to their scandalOus transactions with Austria and their
intentions on the refugee question in general
| have stated in former letter that Radetzky was
clad 10 have been afforded, by the Milan insurrecon
" f,ro oht
This view of the matter has been confirmed by
act not to be misunderstood. In recent proclamation
RadetZky has declared null and void all loans or mortga
pes contracted since 47 the security of the sequest
rated estates Of the Lombard emgrants This cOnsca-
ton can have no other possible than the horror
racui of the Austrian exchequer The sentimental bour
geoie have everywhere sacrificed the revolution to their
god called Property. The cOunter-revolution now re-
pudiates that god
submarine telegraphc dispatch of to-day brings the
news that Prince Menchko has concluded convention
with the Porte that the Russian armies have received
orders 10 retire from the Turkish frontiers and that the
Eastern question is more settled. KARL MARX.
improvements, Agricultural and Manufacturing.
Correspondence of The " I Tribune
DUBLIN, Friday, April g. 1853.
The men who, awhile ago, nothing looming" in
the future but misery and ruin the chrOnclers OF
rising prosperity and social progress, such old
tries-famne-swept and deserted by unnumbered null
ttudes of those who were spared-haye seldom if ever
people lands waste since the creation unparalleled riches
we're Unexpectedly disclosed at the ends of the earth
drawing of a surplus population; not only from old
countries but from the old provinces Of countries com
paratyey new and to show that poverty and toll were
unable 10 tread out natural Affection large portions OF
the treasure trOye as fast as it found sent 10
bring away the pOverty-smitten and hearbrOken that
had been lett behind.
The current of emigration 10 the land Of the farwest
that has been the receptacle of the injured and OPP
L.ll Fltl N hut linn IfrrIf
Cling against poverty and wrong and the distant South
now openng similar asylum 10 the classes that
flowed so fully last year sackened not frozen during
the winter has received reshet in the spring and con-
tinues flowing fully from every port, that people won
der whence the supply comes, or Will It never be eX
bansted And vet there are enough behind for all bene
fetal purposes the country and to those who stay al
home themselves. Immense quantities of land have
been sold and bought, increasing greatly, the number
propretOrs in all cases placing the lands IN the hand
Of those who have capital to work them and who bought
them TO turn their money 10 good account by doing 80
end With this manufactures extending and the work
# mines that there is plenty Of work and plent!
for doing it instead OF the old selfish, dsspated elias
that let all 20 to wreck, and the people to burrow II
yretcbedness pOtatOfed, in their mud novels.
/ Mr. Locke, Secretary 10 the Encumbered Estate
Commission in letter % the Earl Of Lucan,an lris
proprietor of acknow lodged influence and agricultural
prise notices the change produced by thascourt
district that of the Western Highlands u Ireland
appears that such is the demand for land that hilbert
hated and stunned region, aud such the rise in value
that the Earl was unsuccessful bidder except for
lot AT the sale Of the Knox estate "a large propert
adjoining the Earls, in the Union of Newport" On tt
| 18th of last MONTH which realised $4,000, Cor ski
porton) more than the estimate Of the conducting
eitor." Then Mr.. Locke says:
The Western Highlands include those hitherto sola
tracts between the capacous Bays of Galway and BackO
bounded on the by the ocean and the east by
series Of great LAKES aud extensive peat mOOr broken