, 1875-01-16

really waived their claim for trial before tha
Court Of btottin. declaring their full confidence
III Tue 1mpnrialitv of the lseriin Judges.
llIis sudden Arrest, rnAdo In the dark Of Tho
night.
cArsED AN IMMENSE Exc1rEaExr,
Tho nonnpapcrs of Vienna charged DiBrn arc1
were marie uao Of by Arums friends to t.1axe
capital for tho defendant Hhneo beaItb, 80 tl1sy
tald. vas dangerously threatened by confinement
in general, nnd bY thu bal stato Of the Jail on
tomo weeAa Afterwards, released upon bail Of
1plG16 tlalors. and, a tow weeks later, again ar
rested, hut In 1nlscr fortn,-i a., that Of being
watci'et AZ prihoner In his own lodgings, az
rather shoae Of his motlcr-in-faw, 1rca,od neat
Tue lTandanbnre Gate, on tho Ia.sor Ilatz.
The lnltlic trial OF the case began OF tue 9th
OF December. and cloacd on tho 18th. Sentence
IN TnA passed. Oh the lila. Tbs questions touching
though they did form, Of necessity, tue sub
r:a1lco Of tho speeches, boil, Of tho lawyers Of
tue Count {l'rof. vnn uoItzcndorf, Docxhoer,
anfl 1Jl ainnkeD and Of the stato's Attorney.
IN Jurld'cal sense. or mere papers that could
not be considered ~ real property Of the
;mo'e1nmenten g. T.. this non;t tho case turned
noc,oa Of tho a' crmsi eoao 0' oofss saGs;
in tho bill Of Indictment. Tho Judges.
III their sentence. did not nuatain the principal
counts Of the, Indictment; they could not ae&
erImc, bnt only misde1eanor, in At1;m's be.
hariori they do not charge him with criminal
intent nor criminal performance, but only with
dorellct duty al an otl:la1, IN not delivering
promptly certain phpcrs ottor bolng officially
called UPON for aucil deliycry.
But ~ said At tho first, 1t was not the formal
| scn1etco paesod finally upon him that Ia Of In
I,ortance, but
TILE SUBSTANTIAL aEsTEscE,
which ths 7T;asedlnss themselves, and especially
tue rapf ;>'lf::, ~"roA foad during the trial,
PASS upf '''Ii>,,' "t is Of tbs utmost
| interest ~ ri f., -"ra juxtapo-
sltioh o1 lHehate," 'etf, .alceH
completely tho unfortunate Atut.-E,; !, The
latter belousg to tho old school Of diplomats and
| o'd-sty'o conservatives, Tie mera existence Of
| . Eranct ltepubjto makes him nneasy; he even
rldlculea rhess. the then President, and can see
ITO hope for Franco but in the reorganization Of
4 Monartlly,-7 contamination which la
desired to be helped onward by the Gorman En-
rlrs itself. E'smarak's letter, dated Dec. 23.
1s13 in oprost,oa to these old rtts Of ideas. seta
forth tue truo German policy, that eau pride it,
self OIL being called revolutionary by his anta8o-
,lisss Of tho old rslbeian school. This letter las
been made the theme Of numberlcss leaders in
tho latsiau Journals, and what is nuost strange,
all tile political parties OF Franco manage to find
! IN it weapons for attacking oaci, other. 1ha
principal poius made by Bismarck s this that 1t
" not in tho interess Of Germany, to rid in
tho claims Of any Monarchfcal preteildcr
hut tlAt, on the contrary, nothing IL more desrt
ablc. from the German Htandpoint, than tht
continuance q tho present chaos in France,
called Republic. because, az such, it wilt not ID
able to find alilcs which, Al Monarchy, it might
find easier. In regasd to the fearn expressed by
| Arnim ahont the danger Of the existence Of Re-.
lM'can institutions in Frauce to Monarchicl
institutions in Germany, D,smarck pointe TO tiM
! c.t.asy effect visible among former German
Democrats. and gives as his opinion that thu
| French Republic since the days OF tho Com
| munc, 1er1es rather ny
| pE:lERMtNa EXAMPLE AaA1Hsr
than e. 4 He:l;1t IT making propaganda for ne-
| publican il,sttuAous. Iho policy indicated
therefore. III of strict nou-interTsntion in IL
| other letter, Dismn1ck sa2s that, in cane France
| Should daie to risk hinc!e-aanded apoth.r wat
for revenge Germany will not walt for tho nt.
tack. but anticipate 1t by all the means in ite
power. On tbs one baud, strict peace policy;
Oh tho other. yigiIans war-readlness: such ii
tho programme OF tile min who pretlt.a nt Pres
ent over tho tcstinioa Of Europe. Ar:litn. on tai
CONTRARY. slnws complete want Of a dis:inu
| policy; lc Havers from ono side to tin
I other; and. while he is either incapable
or unwilling TO comp rehcnd Bismarck q v,own Ii.
repeatedly hampers tto Chancel'or's plnnh IL
such manner tia: tho latter. tired at last ot
| al, 157l with the following categorical rcpfi.
iMn,M.: III stall bc abie 70 a,iHl.nlYtey Io,Ee,
the Affairs whica His Majesty las cuufded to
I sne, na'ss: densana from e!l agsnts OF tbs En-.
tli.e III ftroiHn count[leaeYen from tl0ge in tLA
highest Iosi:iDns-A higher mossuro Of oDed.
ionce to my Instructions. and leesor measure Of
independent init'att:e and Of fertility In iudo-
pendent political yioWa, than lunr Excellcncy
ilaR her:tp{uro doctmonted il yulr rc?oftB aud
in your ots1cal behavior"
A9 tho documents published will form skore-
house for politicians ind diplomats nlsi] 1ual.a
no further extracts. as tho paints ret forth ard
sufficient to ehow tue uHtAEonisHl that existed
hetwsem Bismarck and Asnim, and tho necessity
of sNcls an or"oti&'on ~ A1n'sn's uos only being
oycrcolno. hut
ENTIRELY CRUSHED.
For it iB not A!ulaa AloMo that lies defoateu On
sao gyounA ieven tns |scnua l,npvss now de-
clare tllcY llayo been disappointed in tGa
County, but TIM whole Conservative ur Eltra-
Conservative rrAtsian party. tho mouth piecs
If rIicl, is tie htne {',vnsstsc}e, or E,rHzsti.
tun7. THIS larty. cousstng of tho old Ir,.tB:aa
nobility. or "Jun.ess." clluEs to tho OLD tradi-
tloA Of l'rHasian CollHervatlREl, Rnd ~ afraid ct
tbs Iihera! "a(!mres' OF D!sn,azck. They are
particular ndni.eEB CT that new crcatinn called
tl,o German Empire brought aoont ~ Bismarck.
first, by his furcIus Hing William lnlH wnr with
Austria in 1sGd; aud. hecoi1d|y ~ tio victories
Of German armies over Ftaaes il l870 mud BIZ
hayo preferred lrMhia continuing to b7 Prussia
| PROPER tl.an to bo affected more or lcBs Ly
bcsig at Tho helm az tho now 6ctman
confederation that threatens moro and toro to
bccoMe n Federal State. III which tho pcculiar-
ittes Ut Ptus.ia 1aav cca,e to la thu tlo1nlnaue
poxer. Thcv, tllo Jnniern, would rather retain
lilo old n,3nupoly they had before fn tru:u'n in
rc.arl to all higher Offices. 1han divide those
|
iuent + nth -t;crn,anH or With upstarta as they
consiler oven ps1larck,-men that ltave lecoma
necessary by the Hsrulses ct tho new a;tnation,
while tho old stolni c1asa Of pruBaian Cabinet
Ministers. like ltzonplttz, .3olchow, aud lat laRt)
I,ulcnbnrg. have receivod leave into retire to the
shades Of private he.
The victory Of Bismarck oves Arntm ueans,
therefore. much moro than appears on tho our-
face; It means tho continuance Of tho CAaEce-
lor at the head of LIE Empire; IL moana his con-
tluance iu the full confidence nt tho Emperor ;
it mcails tho continuance OF that e'snd cam.
pEigu Of the Motiern state against medieval
claims of prestrra!t; anil 1t augurs well for the
final victory OF Aeasnn uEd stloncc orer Suro1-
stition and Ignorance. y.
Archhis1iop manning on War to tho
| t4Hile4
P,r,s Correspondence = The LONDON Ghardtan,
/ am told by perspas on tho Continent. In cor
| teHputtlcuc1 with Lord Camoys aud other
to'ala, :atl,o!ie Of tho samo riews and party in
Eugia,y.} that lle present cr.H'a had long bocu
foreseen by t!'s latter. vito Tere fully prepared
for tho rnptaie, which they felt to 30 iuayis.e!e,
I,tuoon III lvnu a1,fl their a,ritHai U,,idpt