The Sun.
London, England, 1869-03-05 00:00:00

11 AY.

Idincriek Hunt 4 St. Albans
I
liglinton Hunt 6, 7 West Draytun......_ 17

JULY.

Kingsbury
OCTOU:it.

9

Bromley 7 I West Drayton 2l, 22
NOVEMBER.

Harrow
Worcester 3, 4 I Liverpool
St. Albans 5, 6 i Shrewsbury ..... l5, 16

COURSING FIXTURES.
MARCH.

Fourth S. Lancashire (Champion)
Ccionty Louth (Champion), Ireland 18, &c.
Scottish National Open, Lanark 3O, &a.
AUGUST.

St. Albans..

17
NOVEMBER.

Suudorne, Salop ...
Cothan and Eston..,

'2, a.
9, &c.

PRUSSIA.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

BERLIN, March 4.

The North German Parliament was opened to-
day by the King in person. His Majesty, in his
Speech from the Throne, said that he rejoiced
that the prospect of the maintenance of peace
had not since their last assembling proved
fallacious. His Majesty mentioned the improve-
ments which would be effected by the bills which
had already been passed, and those which were
still uuderdiscussion. A bill relative to the Electoral
Law, framed in accordance with Article 20 of
the Constitution of the North German Con-
federation, would be laid before the Parliament to
secure a uniform system of electoral procedure
throughout the whole Confederation, and also to
secure the legal status of the Federal officials. The
Budget of 870 showed that an increase of the
revenue necessary. In the postal arrange-
ments be ween the Confederation and foreign
States progress had been made, and postal conven-
tions with the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, and the
Danubian Principalities will be laid before the Par-
liament. The organisation of the Federal Consu-
lar system is approaching completion. A consular
convention with Italy is about to regulate
the respective powers of the Consuls of both
nations, in order to insure uniformity in the
Conduct of rune consula. aawcuf.,GLaGn.ni Ema
the diplomatic representation abroad of North
Germany. The necessary expenditure for this
purpose will be brought forward in the Budget
of 1870. The first duty of the diplomatic agents
abroad will be to secure the maintenance of
peace between all nations who like ourselves know
how to value its benefits. The fulfilment of this
duty will be facilitated by the friendly terms at
present existing between the North German Con-
federation and all foreign Powers, and which were
proved afresh by the peaceful solution of the
difficulty which but lately threatened to dis-
turb peace in the East. Then
asego a valu-
able eiations
and the result of the Paris
of
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ahllavaes
proved the sincere endeavour of the European
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seen the success of
property. Having
action, a nation which has proved
both the will and the power to respect the inde-
pendence of foreign States and to defend its own, is
justified in trusting in the continuance of peace,
to disturb which neither foreign Governments have
the intention or the enemies of order the power."

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