The New York herald., 1874-11-02

prosecution 0y tine Crown without trial. l DO not
believe that the judges who have rejected his ap-
peal TO be set OF liberty are Tree from improper
influences. do not believe that they have acted
in accordance with the law, and think THAI the
civil courts viii pronounce against them. That
viii not save Count Arnlm; for have reason to
suppose that IL has been already decided to sen.
tence him to one years. imprisonment. That will
do him no harm. The prosecution directed
against him win do him no harm; on
the contrary, 1t Will make him pop
ular. Everybody knows It arises from the
personal rancor OF bismarck. I speak very freely
to you because am not IN the public service ana
may say what like without fear or consequences.
Ihave no DOUBT IN my own mind that Count Arnim
will be Chancellor or sne German Empire within
the next I'VE years, perhaps before. He is very
clever man, very honest, very much liked In high
quarters and very rich We have had enough OF
Prince Bismarck, and when he dies, or when the
King dies. tnere will be clean sweep made Of all
his creatures Tnat will be Arnim's opportunity,
and he Will profit by it'
VIEWS OF 4 PERMANENT OPTICAL.
"Wharever comes OF this business Count Arnim
IL politically ruined. He has been guilty Of nsub-
ordination, and It IL entirely contrary to the
ofncial traditions Of Prussia that he should ever
again be employed in the pubic service. The best
thing which can happen to him IL to be forgotten.
husband and the Crown Prince is TOO cautious to
break through the cust0ms OF the country. Count
Arnim Is In the wrong; ana II he we're not in the
wrong it would be ell the same. He u q ruined
MANI
THE KINGS GRACE.
Imperial and Royal German Majesty will no
see the Countess Arnim. all negotiations and per-
haps entreaty In tnat direction having broken
down and suddenly dropped into darkness. A
German Ma jesty, PROBABLY too much afraid or his
own kindness, being soldier and gentleman.
who could not witness great iady's sorrow over
her husbands captivity unmoved. Majesty away
at Baden Baden. and going hunting when he
comes home Crown Prince gone hunting, too.
'with large party," and OF no use had he been
at leisure That is all the outcome OF much watt
ing and anxiety. No hope at all from Royal and
Imperial Majesty. Nothing but blanI look out
upon the law oficers Of the CrcRr for poor Count
ess Arnim aud her son Just now. A very MOURN
iul Countess and young Count who has put BY mis-
dragoon's sword and II studying 70 become q
'.jurst." that he himself may deal with legal dii-
cuitIes In good time. Some people are said to be
working underground, even at the imperial ana
royal Court-nldden lar away In Baden-for these
Asnims; but Majesty makes no sign a. yet, arect-
ing Q feeling OF surprise rather than disposed TO
exert authority.
THE LATEST NEWS
Count Asnim cannot De tried before November,
at the earliest date. Then ne u condemned, no
probably viii pe, and the judges admit the plea Of
''ex,enuating circumstancss," II - possible, not
probable, thss he win only be sentenced to one
months Imprisonment II they do not admit the
plea OF sxtenuatlng circumstances he Will proba.
bly, be sentenced 70 ysar's imprisonment His
case " quite unprecedented IN Prussiau law.
When drss arrested hs was treated 90 Al ordinary
cal certificate to the hospital. where hs 10 Dc.
tanned, hs v lodged nominally IN two rooms; out
one OF these rooms II also occupied BY two police
men, who never lose sight Of him. and hs has NO
privacy. He u not allowed to see or to communi.
cate with any person Whatsoever. Even his attor.
ney 70 denied access to him, and not permitted TO
correspond with him In writing. He v In SOLITARY
confinement, cut on absolutely from human
speech sno companionship. His house has been
again searched bv six experienced detectives.
who sounded every wall and walnscot. ana all
the beds and mattresses were opened to and the
papers Prince Bismarck wants. None were found
or could be found.
The Latest Phase OF the Trouble.
BERLIN, Oct. ls, ls7A
The Public Prosecutor now engaged IN preparing
the allegations against Count Arnim Will probably
take not more than three weeks TO complete his
German legal procedure. But Dotn the press and
the public here are anxious TO press on the trial
to terminate public scandal, and even Bismarck
Is not strong enough TO set at defiance the gen.
eral wish OF the German people. ! am authorized
TO state that all allegations OF high treason are
withdrawn and that the whole charge against
Count Arnm has now dwindled down to one OF
official insubordination in having refused TO deliver
up documents winch are said TO belong to the
state while he was In the public service. This
is charge which could only have been
brought against an Official person. 1t seems
10 have been contemplated by the new law; but
no case similar to that OF Count Arnim has
hitherto occurred, so that the jucges are entirely
without precedent IN dealing with IL. In search.
ing the house OF Countess Arnim Boytzenburg
the police oicer set re to 1t either by accident or
design but the DANES were happily extlnguished
before much harm was done. An inquiry has been
Instituted into the cause OF the fire. and IL 10 al
legged that 1t was brought about by one OF the
police having dropped lighted cigar on some In
nammable materials. 1t Is also said that the
guilty official will be severely punished.
The fact OF Q policeman having smoked
cigars in great lady's house while
In discharge OF his duties Will show in what
q discourteous and offensive manner the search
was conducted. There remains also the much
graver fact that Count Arnim, q statesman OF un.
blemished character. VINO has rendered great SER
wee his country Is still shut up IN solitary
nncment In the same building with paupers and
lunatics and opposite refuge for mad dogs and
that there is nothing whatever but q COCK and
bull story even alleged against him.
am authorized to state that Count Arnim ID
not, and never has been, In debt to any one. and
tnat the rumors TO the contrary are merely sne
fabrications OF persons who may have their own
reasons Tor spreading false reports about him.
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