New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
AFFAIRS IN PRUSSIA.
Fr,s oos o-p oorc.roua.p:

second ds1rer, hsiy q! 40 me,ns ndmecoos,
meeting qu,,b ~ act a. the proxies Of the tutbd-
Lut uuit,ade. Ii erai.m IN us uUst nod-
erste form, lniot 4, -ciass hbesaii'm. clothed IN
bureaucratic earb--sci dtnying liberalism. has
srnrC cut Of the ura oue momcnt Inspected of turn
io, out pandora b,N. The .eiy y'is,s o. .the ncmi-
net liz nth.stoHnpro'e that they ,sn mean no MrD.
There General .or. chlei control
kr Of the tsx,s). 40 Ob.rsurgcrmeister Lord
M,yrr). Minister. sn ex-wii..srer. Gcrichts-
President (ch'tf jus,cel. Gr<cimer Mcoiv Hath
(kesper oi the royal arch,sesl Gcheim " hath
secret ctunsenorl: oil lhc-c ',hcih and secret
., opie beng backed by two pos'ftois-the one
Mr. R,ner a CONSERVATIVE and publisher t.
| h. Mai,-ty. the other Dr. leit also n pub
| Usher. chosen by the moocy market, which
| lere. a. every Nhers, is strongly imbd'd WITH
Semitic bood because of hs Jewish persas-
SION. Now there can be no mistake ABOUT the
fact that the middle c.ess radicals Of 1913.
Incnli Iprh. Mal'~cA. H,db.rtus, Stein Els
ner and 80 forth. la one ORD. the in"n whom l
y rotr Won month ago ~err llkry tc be- chos,n by
the great towns. psJ,d indeed Il lc,d:ol part ia
| the met tines Of the primitive electors, drew np
uAn If he ole on, cr'ng prog ammcs, andat Bres
iar krnipsbeIQ = Magdrburg. r.lhlugatc. had seats
a. the Lsndtsa Offered Ia them. Whrnc- this sGt-
den enhancement a, dtcc,gtioni They have hum
bl, ieelinsd ptug the so1or Kept in st.rc tor
them Some scted uot qnlts ~ Tree agents, bnt
r,s ived y upon self abnogatiSn AFTER an u"c"'n-
fortablc aid b, means spontaneous interview
with IN, IoI,.,i Uirerf0r. fhc staers yielded to
the pressur. oi the ahNicus part Of the 6oHrefo'st
which lord- it supreme Il this fnoueni. Al, how
B ever po.iz Il Directors, candidates and cOusti-
! :u.nts acted under the stroDg impuisc oi
suddenly charged crcuL Stances, OF, should
Ia htT sfy, CIRCUMSTANCES had not changed.
but th. IN 4 of drus'Ous that hung about
thcm became dissolved by a thuude' storm. La
situation. as The French call it, s'{idu dsssinte.
4 hc Government had taken fright. aad oIt ofmerc
tinlJiry. arrw bold Herr FIotseI the Mi0ister
Of the i,teIior, Published a cir rulir such never
before iss been published IN aay language. tecm-
lug v tn gromWatical JmGdegs, prrpicAed Ia
ia wording, nonscnsic'l IN - arguments but
st.n fiA Of angry meaning. i,u know what 10
Frnnce Is understood by official warning to
newspaDer. W,h, fiOt.ell's circular WIS gen
, ernl Whrrd0g to the electors, backed by private
Instructions "a the police iorce. at directly point
e, ~ the el' ctou'eTng speeches, the ei ction.cr-
lrg programmes. ard tiH clcctioneeiing prospects
of tie lnicai ex-lneinDrrs Of the National Assem-
his f 80. -. a. ne higher mddlc-csss ~
Wiltd 10 tsbe tLr furtress "y moderation. aud a.
the more CtmOcwlic malor,iy ofthe people under
.lbnd th,t 'or the moment the political initiative
belongs - the higher m.ddle-elAss, the Nnl-lrril
hint Nas al once acted upon, The graHds
gtys Of the revival were dr"pped, aud the
,rctions cuI down to The Gogcrnnent pattern.
SiAl, 10 br roughly shaken out oi delicious dream
j. BY 70 mebns n pcas slnt sensation. The mcL and
the speeches and the progrorpes n;erfered with,
bad n their bOldeSt soariGls, kept themselves 80
.irlclly within the hmit- Of practical roisOD,"
that even the ANXIOUS part Oi Tbs nidIcclass iclt
oh nded at the apXety of tar Government lts
method of usheriGg IN the neF regime o liberty
.et med rather uucercri0ninus. consequently, there
Uas low rubbing e 5 appointment through the
general pubc, while the organs of thf Old Cana
rlln we're oveIio~iug y.ith ir"nical coDgratua-
tons upon the 'SetJsfb' s'HaHns' OF ths ne" Cab
inei gOn ihs pyor lUtwsli had another circular
Of h., published which be iai some weeks ago
.ecrcI, addressed t0 tae LandrdihG, and ~ which
they were Warned against supporting ;andlIaies oI
extr,me opinions on either -dc. 10 gse some
weight 70 this anachr0nism. the by-soT eict was
Made the Vr,teA' Of the ipiloAng cVmmentiry ia
IA. p,,ss,ischf /cdHHg, ahe Ministerial .rgsn.
"Ore high su- pic"u- tct charact rlL,pg the prss
et elections that an .c5 concar " meet oa ihe
a., uarou al ard consiDna mis-, ini t1ns lesseh
n degree, i,e points of df,force -eparrtins
i,er yaious 'r ,ds. Tie lrogrsss'yr by urn and
snleItts 81 p'!cs Gss ugs1r by JDVerB1r ~,
= II am especially a. .om'ing ihs nnl)a Govern.
nent @il rot .uii' IT. 20 be driven ifbn 10 boocd
bvt temperate prncips. 10y eXraya- sas hopes of de-
u ,lits. GoNeIi gn-ht 90 TIE other bgat "iu1d nl-
loe that psIry e. appro, rat 70 tseinr ses he ekci
rive t'- II ktynilst- ~ho, las from Uasor.fgrcly
acc rpiipg he 5as ~ ts tOSst iutnD, OILY admit toe
fy Of The ClaSter N tbs prop ,'tion Il
core. gOLds o 'h their inter- ss@. cDysrnneot
DE- les tto L. ertion thst the ma'sS OF tae lantei
propiietoIs b,."hy ." rs .ary, etc
IN point ogfact the MDisr: went IN all this for
nothing The Prince had 10. established hin,sefvlih
-eectionary speech in ~ >taatsTotb, the intro
ductioD of i,s son With another reac'iolary speech
In the retr,s-on' meeting and with reactiOnlry
aidre.s to to- TreVsgsd G. sOri of Prussian Orange
men orysnizston). bus he had frightened the
Ca,ia.t by yi.rnt explosions II anger at the turn
fling. we're taking 'nder their direction. Flot-
v.f. 6r., circular Was a well.nemt warning ~
ths ta,idde-riss. DOt 20 put tue Regents new
,s,el,f corg,ituiiorslism npoa anythi like trial.
! W.en. consequent upon This step, the Ministers
t.came aware of their opn precafious position.
A.. t,egrsphed 10 the Princes oi Prussia. .ho
al o.ce ba.tened frpm CObi'nz to Berlin and gave
a o.ry de begus,te in the opposite direction. The
Princess during the last year altesnsiey d~'h ~
Wcmar, CJrl.rlb. snd Coblenfz She hal only
r. p.ired 10 Berlin II the moment " he sct:lcment
Of tie Regency question. Then M The pI. .cian-
coDsSlted declining to declare whr'her the Kings
uaia,i, W.. or wts not to be cured, tLe Queen,
tbuoush Herr lon klei.t-Rctzoo, siDgled
! eui an amy surgeon. one BOegrr. Who c0ar-
er.igr Sd pspse o the effect that IT, King c"uld
! b. r,.tor d 10 health. The Princess Of Prsssss
faigned T. fall sick. Cited that .amr surgeon {"
her side. lid herself treated by min, coayed him
by aa.tery ard gracious cond scensier. and, When
hc seemed ripe tor her purIse. PIT tue pert.,tst
! gae,t.on, Nasthrr az, "eA sa exceedingly