Fontane-Umkreis. - Beutner, Thuiskon, publicist, as editor-in-chief of the "Neue Preußische (Kreuz-) Zeitung" several years Theodor Fontane's employer and correspondent (1816-1882). Two. Letters in the U.S. "Dr. Beutner" or "Beutner". 51/2 S. Gr. 8vo and 8vo. Berlin 20.II.1859 and 10.VIII.1860. The first letter to a secret council, to which he thanks for his "fine article on Italy". However, some changes would have to be made (though for political reasons), especially at the end. Justifies this and then goes to previous articles in the "Cross-Zeitung": "... In general, the articles have been very much applauded by people who are capable of healing; in others this or that lot has probably been criticized, because the good people do not like to depart from their kingdom. You know that and I guess you didn't expect it any other way. The 'Austrian Newspaper' has expressed itself very bitterly and has not indistinctly made it clear that Mr v. Seebach the author is! She says she could refute every sentence and so - she closes her article without any refutation ...". - The second letter to a "honest patron". On the dispatch of copies of the newspaper and the recommendation of an appropriate publisher. Resolves from the proposed publisher and recommends the publishers Hertz in Berlin and Perthes in Gotha.