New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
RI1o,1AN CONCERNS.
. pr1, ,TT0Ns BETWEEN RUSSIA AM
y" GERMANY,

..,,, RELATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA
III" GERMANY. ,ro
r,,xcr FREDERICK CHARLLS VI 4, ,,IsTNorrNIoNs
CbiN'' xoTrp RUSSIAN JoURNALlSlI I>'U,ToSAL
\ NOT.,~rD BY THE RUSSIAN NAii
r,erY TOWARD GERMAN. -up TRIpUYKl
fAhr' M, rrcrl AR CORRESPONDENT OF THE ,,,s+
TDO,Iv. Jan. A.-Thc Berlin jour JoVi"", Interview
,,r, cautiously Of the results VI =, prince Fred
s ' S SEen placc at Moscow oet~' '.ion journalist
Charles Of Prussia and the , NJ ~ nroye that
go hut stin they have sara e." -, % tho proceed
,nnortance has been attached "'a =, poson to
great imp" - pr,rco think am IN poS.'iVI So.
ms '' 0 -, -, D,lat has been eo"e V', ,,,,,c.s
'u' A., germany should LOOK VIZ -, 20 ,,,ssia "a
,. may have TO eXpec' ", -, IN how loft This
" ""' ~, rnperor Alexander H. e''''i |r- ami
soon rs INC rous difference between Gernah! "n'
"'r "a, ne considered by France as n'r aer ,he
hn'''' -, ~ recorded here as certain N"tNVA ,r
~ N|'ns' 80. Go.ctte and most inhuenua loui
e".'r " p,s,o ha, repeatedly shown MS 'i'in-y
, prssi, The Prince resolved 70 Wy " ' -.
,,,,- oppeasc the journalist WniVn ""' -,
-. h.,,rsous undertaking ana one oNo' ~ ~"H a.
,,,, have twice reflected before emDaINi"k "fV f'.a
a., rotcxt The desire OF becoming acqGul'eu
with the details % an organization "i 'o"'
,A.bcd and directed by KatkoF and ny his -
,,,,rsnir Prot Leontica. The collegiate Scnooi -
,,,, nv ,bcse two Journalists TO serve as inouci "
prussia for reform Of high class education Wn'en '.S
d,ocsfes II is conducted on the same principe as %
sc,l schools OF Germany, where great weight i i
o- the instruction IN Latin and Greek Inc ''her w.
lrfo schools called chronological Schools aa'h ~
t,,ce to these classics and favor useful sciences
,,e Prince. having seen and examined THIS tur,'
,r.,,.l o.i,llishmCnt on the German pattern "u
admired IT, thought himself all the more entl'|u "a
Nr KatkoG how il was that be was SeDeI'i! ~ ~ go,
a. IN. hcvt upon isoating the Russian I"0fo f',
,,,ro ivilizstioni Upon which the Russian Jo''nSf
I rho ST. Petersburg papers, to have re-
,,i.I mat he didnot dream OF such tinhs' 'Poh
a.. prince further asking him why he was III
,le habit Of attacking The German nation he
denied this likewise, and mentioned the iact tha'
he owed his education TO tho university OI bcI-
lin aud vas now engaged IN introducing German 1ofmS
of education into Russia. While the ST. PETERSBURG
uwspapers hrouc ch this report of the interview tce
cram arrived here from Moscow announcing that Nat
ho himself states in his own newspaper that all these
reports we're incorrcC that if he had said what he was
rp,entcl 10 have said il would have been dsrespect
ful on hi. part and that his conversation with the
ar nee had borne strictly private character. 10n can
imagine how people here have been startled by scnS
MARTIAL declaration % the Russian journalist 1t reads
exactly Ike rtproach made 10 the Prince Tor having
attempted 70 compel the former TO speak ont his mind
and for having afierward informed the st. Peters
lurg newspapers II the result, and that,
moreover. incorrectly Nor any one conver-
>lnt with the state OF parties in Russia doubt
that this Is roaUy meant. The Russian national party
Will not make friends with Germany. They are not
hostile TO Western civilization. for Kakoh for instance
In the habit Of highly recommending English political
Institutions; but their feelings toward the German
milton have been emtered by the rule TO which the
Russans subjected, during a long period by the
predoniinance Of German civilization in the Baltic
will vanish For future reference, 1t well TO bear this
{n mind.