, 1876-02-19


Won AkM1S's cAaE.
BERLIN, Fol-. l8.--The f1ertchfst!aM legal
journal, announces that tho Btato Tribunal has
decided to indct Count Won Armin for treason.
LONDON, Feb. 1B.-A berlin epcclai says "Von
Luck, tue prosecuting counsel. has applied for
tho seizure aud sequestration OF Count Won
Arniu's cstato. Tho announcement Of the
Charge OF iroAson catises pr0lonud sensatlon.'
CIltEen AND STATE
Tho DavariAu Diet Will rehstesnt,lo on Monday.
and Il is believed that the Uitramontants Will
accept compromise with tue Cabinet. whose
resignation the King IL determined not to accept.
4 Do,ln co1'cBpondens Bays It Ia gseatty
doubted IL Count Won Arnisn can DO convicted
at troasou. Tho law requires not only proof
that the publication Of tho documents xas dan
sorotra, but also that tile accused Waa aware OF
Ills fact.
FINANCIAL.
berlin, Feb. 18.-lhe specie in tho Imperial
Dauk OF Germany Increased i.vG1, 600 marks
dur,uK tho wouk ending seeterdatl.
COUNT AnSIM.
BERLIN, Jan. 2t.-Tu days Official Imperial
Gn1eile, 1oforrDg to tho Epelish translation OF
Count Aru'ln'H pamphlet " Pro Nlhilu." saya:
As far ns dermsn readers arm concerned It might
we'll be left Hnanawerct An equal acquaintance with
German pereonaRca and evonta cannot, howdvsr, be
assumed to extAt In Ep4snt a1id net too high
valuo upon p'lto opinion IN England not 10 gtrs II
access to faw documents from which Englsh readers
may ,srcs!'c What s'sw has prevailed for tho lat two
yHars III the hRhcst cirr1rs i'll Germany with regard
ount Asntnls cretlibitty.
The official Journal proceeds to give report
from Irnco Da1narck to tho Emperor, dated tho
9Th of Decembos, 1872, whercin tue former re-
minds His Majesty thnt the facility With which
Count Arnim Allowod his personal impressions
to sway his political Judgment hal caused Ills
Mnjcsty to feel great miag.vings with regard to
appointing him to tho post Ut Ambassador IN
Paris. Irlute HSmnrck, consequently, lo9gel
tho Emperor not to attach tho sa,ne woght to
Count Arniin'a reporta ~ might be claimed for
Impartial md conscientious accounts OF political
affairs. Then follows letter from Prince Dia-
ont tia. Couut Aruin,'s report upon tic nego-
tiasious thea pending with regard to tho
Convention With Franco was incomplete.
inaBnuch al it nlade 10 reference to sho
marck before tho opening OF tho negotiations.
The Imperial Clapcellor calts flH AtajeatT's at
teutton to Count Arnim'a upt1ustw0rtly charao-
tor, and to the conflicts (which had ariaan with
him n cart, ~ tho previous autumn. when tho
Count advocated policy opposed to tlst pue-
sucd by Tho Prince in regard to Thlers. Prince
Bismarck asked tho Emperor to instruct Count
Arntm to send his Official complaints to hta SOW.
oreigu respecting bis superior through Tue hands
of the latter. Otherwise, 1t would be impoaas-
lle for tic Prince to obtain bY correspondence
tho official authority needed by lin for tho con-
/ duct ct public buBluess. considering the strug-
giles ho had simultaneously 10 carry on IN Parln-
mont, in the Ministry. with foreign CabInotH.
aud ngainst soclal influences, and tho action uf
the press.
Tic Imperial Chancellor romarts thnt for
| years p8at he had never concealed from HIS Maj
esty bis opinion OF Count Arnim. Ho alludoa 70
the oxperlopco Ao had Of him at Bone. and
mentions the Suspicion which he had shared
with others that the Count suhoEtlnated at times
hls official labors to bis personal interests. The
stop Count Arnim bad taken. md In which he
had boon encouraged from Dotlin+ left the In
perinl Chancellor no longer auy alternative. FL
nAlIy, priuco bismarck reminds tho Elparor
that when he spoke of tic removal OF Count Ar
MIN from Paris to Londou. 3 most vigorous pzo~
test wab receiyod aEainBt the appointment on ac-
count OF tho Count'n Tendency to intrigue and
untruthfulness; "No ono would bclievo \ word
ho said"