, 1866-07-03
THE EUROPEAN CONTEST.
Count lsi4.nnrtk nn the Nvur-Evacua-
ZION OF K1uIAtetns
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The Steele prints q conyers tlon between us"
mark aud o distinguished freuchuan who
visited The Count III Berlin Lately, and frankly;
expressed his opinion about tue raTt played
by the leader Of Prussia. The Steele appears
TO believe in the ccnulrencss OF the dialogue,
which has a ssuiGcancc or its own in amy i
case. Bismark Is reported 70 have said 4, ! ;.
II know VERY wall that I am rs unpopular :
-fn.Frrncc as I am in Germany. am every
w1lcrc made responsible for sjtlatsall WHICH
did not create, Lut which was pressed upon
ME as it was upon everybody. gu the
scapccoat Of public opinion. but I don't
much care. 4 strive with good conscience
a5lux m object which consilar useful for both
Prussia ard Germany. As regards the means,
/ bavc employed such as offered themselves,
.J''uto de ns:ettr. There is good deal 10 DC
said about tue internal situation Of Prussia.
To be a11c u Judge OF tiiis imnartfa'lr. It Is
necessary ~ know and study thoroughly the
nceuliar character OF the Inhabitants Of that
country: While Franco and Italy form great
, social Communities, animated by tho same
spirit and the same sentiments In Germany ~
divilualism rrcdolninates. Every one lives for
ner, chcrishing theory Of his OWE, always
suspicious Of his gove1nment and lis neigh
1 1prs. aud always Judging bY Ills own Anl rot
| by tle general view. fhc sentiment nf iudI-
vilualisn, and lbc desire to contradict, are
developed In Germany TO m Incredible ex-
| in Prussia, whatever II may do. I1t great
majority wiil:always oppose, The 'sct fits
being the government, mud netting uuthora-
| tiveiy towards the individual, brings 1t INTO
! bud rcrutc With the moderate party, and still
more with the advanced secsiun. Nstsef
| The liberal nor the 'Fcactinnnry ministries
have found favor With our po.itisians."
On being asked whether he did rot think
thut the general dissatisfaction might pro
tluee revolution, Bi:mark repl'ea::,
tstThc Government docs not thtnk that an5
rcyolntioni Is ID W expested. land u Ates not
lcar It. Our scrolutionists nrc Eot SO yer,
formidable. Their hatred finds vent in :
number oi bad names given to the Mlnlster
but they respect the King. All, thu .ui!t.
l. party tron> eeEfunj Ing to end. Al it's aion'
against :whtsus they ,lave!l ,Nith4 little uaog
ilnTartiality thsy would sec. perhaps, that
s,Dle to net otherwise. In the pr''@"ut Dos
tirn Of Prussia in Germany, ID c::;"cial'
considering Austria. nc ,rante!: a53yc al
4 4hirss an atmy: That ie-t!.S only power !
p1,lssia Which can se disciplined. 4 Hru;
SIAN wha would get his, arm smashed sn : at
4 and -cct we'll Eccldcd by his viii,
the array; however, hn Is n maSnidcch. 50
tlef, who H. hts hken lion Tor the honor
iiyed a ioli a;iieiyias; oo1nifyEantlemaa, VI!
e wi & tas Z Etc 81 ~ sis bs ssnf'
sss oesa vens4ssiSn, ~ Il + liz stfian policy; :!
shased 5se TO :oimy my Toaihfai ILLUSIONS about Au
tin, and I became its tlrm antagonist,
4 did not know that I was ever 70 p.'
al {hc ptpn which I notI tr5 10 csg7S on
| viz: 10 tTc. Germany from tho ~
: iftnn prsssuro, .tl1at part OF it. at r.
# which By, spirit, religion, manners, ann ny
t. 7est, Is cldsev allied ~ the. fate 81 truss
;, thing. even exi1c aud gallows. I onec, 10
! .inc Crown rrintc, who By sausaaion e
|. tendencies Is more tie man of. .pnrltamcnfa
$, roregpment. g. What matters It they ha
o me, II only that ropc ties Your throne nc
h1mly to The fortunes Of pure Germany e.
All This, whether ths ,cqnMxsGsatiou * 20
:? placa or not, Is very telling. The utisE rec
{: tessness. coupled with siau1,chss un1tnchl
- ri1tsGy, The -tontcmrtuolia aisrccar1 Of
!. collective opinion OF these slndis tdaa!
cT who compose the nation, the fallacies, mol
Of liberal uInstcsa III Prussia. The utter 1uca1
d hiiily OF understanding :t'copst titit1onali,1r
ID Re, fbr devotion to fl1t tdcn pf Prds.ia's
~ premncy In Germany, hayc never been bet
o3 sIctched. Whatever the Issue Of the terri
ut catastrophe now coming over Prussia q
IT, Germany, there Is no doubt that to htsn y
IS belong FOREVER the credit Of LavinE conj7
it. II n1,. and II Prussia, even temporarily,
h. ccircs check, 1t Is not improbable thas
q | will be made 10 rue It.
DO TIE EVACUATION or HoLsTE1S.
To- Hamburg tJunc ls1 Correspondents OF .hc
,gt don Daiiy NcTf.1
~ The evacuation Of Eolstciu On thc par
AZ i tho Austrian, brigade undss- Field. .Mzrs
h. IA,rau Won Gahlenz commenced nt p'cl
oh | ,. m. on Monlay, whom the baggage t.
t1's left Altonn, aud passing through thy II
'ci bntg snburb OF 81. PAUL. marched sllra
.he l,,ls city. and psoeeeae1 te the stca1. i.
.hr on the tirassbzook. Tho Ficid.MarshAl
'c .sn shc lnst 10 qult Atom, and
m m. arrived here at layhreak yesterday mon
ho Will .hts etaN, md wns received With
luy cistous cheers. ~ Altnna the greatest
Ii Il. atcmcnt prevailed the pntFe night, as
os. whole Of ihe population weFsin tae ~
IN ID witness Tic 1rpartuft OF thctf protect
ou, A. Il was known that the Frusssan9 v!
W. soon arrIvc, the Altunn popnlaee, who