, 1866-07-14
TIE EUROPEAN WAR.
The Career OF Count UiA71lnrk,
From the Pail Mall Gnzeste,1

Count Dlsnask was born In 1911 st Scbo.ahnusen
On se Eo o md Il 1 .,y Eheh e3ms nsl
tul sclavonic tribe. He studied 1t the Un,ver~lues
Of GotttngeR, Berlin. and Gseifswald, hecame vol
g e "a Of tS t6s S s
the following year. The singular styaclty Of his
lsreuase ana hla tnepreesab!e tendency 10 start
naintainsd A viii % sensfkaole % sisor % md sol,y,
quickly fixed the attention Of po 1ttcal people.
One q tbe theories which he exponad.
1oi:chtcsou. and wrong-:hat they we're
nbno1iou. tn the highest dsetre, 10 The general
hot beds Of evil principles The reEol1tioa nf 1913
had The eaect Of completely cooarminc "; B,mask
in hts absolute Tendencies. T1e King h1d a,tea.
wbote political r1ews were a. eninsntly acceptable
10 him. and IN 1851 NJ nlshazk was 1nEited 70 eater
'ht tiplomai ic eervicr. Hts talents were, It would
appear, quite unIarstood from the dsst: for soon
alteswnrd The po1t OF Prukaiaa representative n
Frankfort wa: vacant and II vas certain that dlms
rolt and de!ca'c question: woald then require 10
cd. Whether anything oceur1et mere to ~oaud his
bearing temper ean1ot be aetaally asseftaln-
Of ennity toward Au:t1ia. He never
lost spy opportunity Of aecastns IL ss,son md
rrdttasv foe Of Prussia, hut was common source
OF ctucer 10 Germany, and dtsqnlet ana uncl:1ness
Hua sWg. b. snd IL lie nsae Il
thing always must be conservative po *e: rather
tban otherwise, s)ugcfsh in comm :nciog vls> and
attack others. ~ coninu j reiteIaioa Ii se aseu:
kaliuns Iecgvth a certAin anon: OF credi:. The
Prnssian Liberals did. indeed, dislike II. Bi,mask,
i'd 10 t1curd the euenie. IN hi. own hon usehold.
Al any rate they hetes!ed Austria more; an when
IT, n sa nTak -; zen, 70 Hsnn and
tina from the Xul!ve1rIu, oygluiZin- q syA-
;ema,ic opposition 10 Count ltechbsse,
a h@ al u e.r, sssa sna
Principles which has always di>nDsn.-bed the
lfrssiau Minister was app1Een',y for II moi
forFotcu Il vi! be resaembeFed That IN 1855 te.
ftia Quextson Natt.nne-" In which Nh alliance OF
1,rust}A- Russia AMI France Nas adsocascl. a. The
safe mssDs Ct e:i.ssnins Gesman a nny "aea ],
course. 1t was 10 be nndes 1hs Eu7sdtan car: Of
Ftuss1a. There is hardly any dono, that NJ Biz
s be DID not ssta,,y WTiss ~ p,mpailst ih,
,ho world ano ibis lac: gives light wh:7eoy 10
1sad te chara:ter, for it woa'd secm that is not
cn,5 despoue IN theory and daring In action, but
ias patience and c11 .saiue his tInse' In 1851, u.
BIsiuark was scni Is an Embaaeador 70 st. Peters.
arg, and remained for three years at tae contt of
ID there will probably remain bs1n,n except under
ef;ain c'stuns1aIces which are not likely 10 ari4e.
When n. Bitma:k LEFT St Petersburg, be wa toF
luumoDe1 thenc. 10 Berlin TO odiciate IN the don
he catacity Of Minister Of Forelgn Adatrs and Nas
ler Of lhc k1nc's Household. This was u 1s62 A.
thst 1mt PrpEEla wn. prey TO in'etna! CONNER,
c5me.ons s:ouness when weF. both tncou 2sehen.
ttbe and ve1aloua 10 English poiitco1s- Toe
Lower Ghamhe1s steadily and absolutely 1ca.ted
the mliisasy seogaIizat lon, which tended to weak
p the LanaMehr a. much as It would stsenethsn
hs r. ss1s wR suas aoss u s iii ,n:t R.fs
shown BY The re1uctanc. Of tic L7udwear to com
whereas II. Teuark* strtncth lie. in ;hs readiness
OF professional soldiers TO- ensasc In any quarrel
| The BUDGET 1heu tyss condemned by an ium ense
she eession was aotupiy clo.ed 81 royai mandate.
| N. Bisma1k continued IN power, and bis admins.
tratiou ust dtelnsul:hed by cxtrcm. 1l:ot 70 xasd
1he prt:s In 1861 IN address va. presented oy me
staigh1]y CHARGED WIN havlnt vlolated the Constl-
! tuuon. soon nfteE the Polish revolution 5roke
out. and contributed not little TO the difficulties
o. ht ,S a ay W. ;sEa
i. eoou as 1he Chamber was coen,Eant Of the facs
.ole OF censure VIZ passed .anst the AintstfY NJ
Etsnark was nothing daunteu thereby. and hle CON
| pect Of him Gcz orally. lie oecame more than ercl
i1lexlb'c and head-tsoug. Hts apparent success II
| The DANISH question did not. however, materially
aim, and IN June. 1865. etoEm broke out in which
Constitutional rights aud principles were ctectualy
: tr1mrled on By The audsctous M1nlssct. 1t would
appear that bis anlnues arc By no means appre
uassy nj Par'r, his Imperial Majesty conferred OF
| him the Grand Cross Of the Legion OF uouor
Count Msmark has been not ln.puy nAmed ~ ha:
G.fatIected eouu'ryme1 DsT Ham zen nlM raa
familiar 10 MS ALL A larve head, ctssetous fore
| head firm. Fc:oIue mouLh. and Eoldserlike person
B1llisut and ttneularly rcslless eyes ta-ner taxi
ltom ,he Otherwise thoroughly German character o