New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From OR Own Corrc.p ndent
LONDON. Fri6ay. Nov 20 1919
Count Mortalemtert has been senteLcrd 70 xix
monrhs' imprisonment and the uoferate Ge q 5000
francs tor bis loudat'on Of English li,tliIocs but
By this sentence De IT, according % the .a1 &C
suspicion, pesoos altogether Mt TO in~r.J - ~
French police, an may BE- eXtod, or treo-portei
10 Algeria or C6yeDLe, without ~ fUcther tral,
whenever such measure may >ee rec"ss,r, for
"rcasous OF STATE, - that IS 80 sey, he mo
mert,IIy-aroused temver Of the Clief 81 tie
Police or Minister of the Interior usy ,ermiue.
He has low plenty Of tine 10 stud! Espp's fable
about King Log. king Log may De taken ~ r-pre
seLting that uch-caluunilicd Republic which he
Count wss onc o the FIRST 10 bciOuI with every con-
tumely, and clanorou-y to seek for more srr' ce.
able King who might bride with authority the 80.
chiled anarchy. Law hRd order triumphe1, OF
course in the shrpc oi King S,ork, and the Count
Wa. quite happy when his old rivals, Ficscr Hugo,
ledru ROlin. &c, we're snatcHed up. ard Guil"t
snd HERS ,eLoed, By Tie new king; but nov he
il a,toI ihed that his own turn las com, th"ngh
he might have known that klDs >tOrA IN ,he- no
difference between the frOes he Uitramonianf
crosker j. for him quite the equal of the Repi5-
licsn ard Orrsnisi. King Stork feeds upon thens
with impartial appetite. II Napoleon / cons.s'ens
be- must forbid tie sale Of Hsop's Fables.
The Prussisu dream of liberty vas Of short dc,~.-
ton The nss liberal and constitutional Ministry
has lnauguraed ~ reign by the expulsion Of igen
Goloyin the Russian refugee, from Berlin; BY sup
pressing h,rmlcss Democratic paper, ani By isSi'
Ing circular lote 70 the provincial au:h0rtle'.
which, in lad s,yle, enjoins them 10 pre'ent the
election Of men OF extreme political opinions.
Still tae elections are good enough lar The preseS'
Substantial men. representing the landed interest,"
much different from the insclt'nt, penDess soar,
tiers wh hO ruled Prussia under the mad hing -nd
nervous merchants professors and ciergymeI Al
Of them progressive Liberals IN theory but ot
yfry tinid character will form the majority 0i t.e
Chambers. We shall see the Gotha party W frli
blaze-th.t i. 10 say. Henry son Arnlm, Won
yincke, Camphauseu, Beche-atb and Their trieDd,--
ia fact, the Pru-sIu Eyerr'ts, lnthrOir, niirds,
all u them respectable. correct and Mighty educated,
certainly great impro' euicnt uPon the i"1Hir
uercenary supporters OF NJ. Nau;.lfiei. We may.
therefore, look forward ~ session ncn IN nae
speeches, noble sentiments and high aspirations,
lut somewhat poor in reforms. stu, "e chniot
but applaud the patriotism OF the more advanced
parr, of Rodb. rtu-. Jacob, Sc, who declined
ihe election In order thai the Prince Regent aad
the princes Of Germany should NOT Je frightened
The constitutional system has good start IA tbs
porth Of Germany; but the resctouary tendency
Of the Ministry. shown BY the aforementioned
tcts Induces a. 10 fear est tie speeches even OF
such well.ccuducted people as Arnim aid
Yipcke u.sy prove 700 Offensive to princeiy ears.
A complete dissolution Of tue Old parties Il nm''
u.pt ia Tngland 7 he Wigs were gone IRON the
mcm.ut that the independent Liberal, became
tired o; serving the personal ends Of their ar''o-
cratic party eader., and resolved 10 shit iof ,hr'1
selves. The Conservatives, on the Other hano'
have lost their cohesive power since tar! are "a
| ths Cabinet, and men Of the stamp OF spooner arc
| N,wJeostr look upon .hr Liberal Wing oi their
usrty III greater honor than upon he ConseT'a'
: i've. snopg the Whies. Wild rlmors are th,re-
rpr, circ.la.i1g, which. though uarunaed i"s The