The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

ncerning the Hegwick Holsten, Hossein without
inable articles the German press, and Of equally inter
inable and Improbable discussions IN the German Diet,
vsose processing, are usually Of = 9ls %
Quite recently however, there has been subsct taken
into confederation by that somnoeut and slow. moving
the Atlantic viz the emigration the German Uoion
Tor dhunion and the to be taken for regulating
ss e s
early a. February Il, 1855, and the delegse Of Bavaria
has now made q report in committee contain
Is 10 tAke action: SEC. o,mprses I've clauses:
Tho frat aims at placing the whole emigration
under the control Of the several police auh,fes Of the
SUBJECTS may wsh TO pass from ono State into the other
for the purpose Of emgratng the Alanao the P
mon - The osuns~ Inc
vernmeDt and mot 70 allow them to proceed their jour
ney unless they are provided with 1t rhe second ana
been established in tho various and cities for the
forwarding OF emigrants. These offices Forbidden on
pain Of losing their concession cense aud further pun
other States they not provided with regular permIs
sioDs TO emiste, and required TO keep exac,
gster, specifying tho name, occupation and ormor resi-
dence Of the parties with whom they enter into
agresmeot respecting their passage from the port
the forwarding offices established ct seaports,
who are to communicate with the Copsuls of tbs
the doosn,s in their possession into the hands OF tbs
Consul representing the State where the has
heretofore resided and only those individuals
those who not provided with tho necessary legma
tons"-i documents certifying inst the Posse,sor mss
oS"sioD s oWsrds the to bo prsvsrsa
from ebsrkng and sent back 70 the places from whence
they BY the nth clause the dipomaac aud consul
lar agents OF Germany the seaport OF Europe are
instructed pay especial attention TO everything coouec
cd with the emigration question: and to reports their gov
taken either individually or Sec srefers the
emigration to the East The diplomatic representatives OF
the German States TO be requested 10 ASCERTAIN the Wis
Of the Ottoman Porte with regard TO German emtsans,
and 70 report thereon Sec. g. Tnose governments
who keep diplomatic agents in the various
States Of North America to instruct them to tender
their TO eniants from any part Of Germany,
10 give them all he Information and advice in their power
In selecting localities where there favorable prospect
for teters and in pointing out sucn places where German
settlements already exist They 10 MAKE inquiries ~
son OF the German population 10 the Western
States Of the Union, an to collect Information regard
to any assistance mag be of for the erection
u churches ard maintenance of schoo,s The foox
ing oantes II this paragraph refer TO tho pro'pecs
the ajvEbiy Of directing emigration to the Argentine
Republic and the condition OF tae Germsns areaty set
tied IN the provirce Of Vadivia, Chile All communoa
oos relative 10 the above questions DO ssni in 10
the Diet
rals pej de loi was laid before the Diet on thu OF
July eight weeks time SLOWED the deleg Aes -
await the decision OF their several governments concern
ingt German paper makes some remarks on these
roles regulations, which evidently proposed With
tie view OF exercising surveillance over engraut and
placing many obstacles posi- In the way of their
from Germany, continuing does 10 spite OF all
to prevent IL. cannot be regarded favorable
sympton for the exceencs Of their DO nestle institutions
With the attachment Of the German to bis fstherand the
force OF habit that binds him TO IT, and the pers aud dii
cutes connected win chsrgeo domicle, and the raus
OF whole families beyond the ocsan the feeling OF dis
created by the state OF things home must
have attained great pitch TO produce emgaatou on
scale 90 Large and Constantly Increasing whether the
religious or political; wnether they are
to be found in syssom OF Legislation tnat
subjects the people 70 50 many inpedments
in the Tree exercise Of their cAliags, whether
they arise from excessive knd burdeo3ome taxation, 1t
would certainty be worth while for the German g,vern
meDs TO try they could not attain their object more
eiectucly by doing with these grievances than by
preventive Laws Were the social and political evils ths
lead to emigration would subside Of ITSELF and
ensc.ments be required for toe protection or dscou
Considerable excitement has been occasoned 81 5tettn
by the Sc eight laden with rye which
bao arrived ct thai port from Kougsberg and Dantzc for
alleged Infringement OF royal decree OF June 20,
1922 by which the coastpg trade from one Prussiau p,d
10 another is 10 be carried under the Prussian flag
alone, excluding all Others pain OF condscaton Of ship
and cargo II any foreign vessel be found engaged 10
had already been discharged and for sardod, but the
balance Of TIE same placed under sequesraton aud
allowed 10 be landed IL appears the decree alluded
repealed for nations whom Prasian ships i'd
mtsd To carry the coastng trade. Now, though no
Jaw TO tina, effect issued yet 10 Denmark,
Prusssn vessels have engaged coastng
CATION there for some time without hndrance; and II
would be the more unjust Tor the Danish ship 70
ceved intmauou Its existence from the konigsberg
authorities beng cleared out from that port How
ever the Attorney General immediately instituted pro-
ceedngs against them, when II urged in their jush
cation that the royal decree Aforesaid the local autho
rites empowered TO grant exceptions from Its provi-
In urgent cases, chen the public welfare is
concerned and that the provincial OF Kous
berg the petition VI the S,ettn merchants, hal
pended it's opernioEs up the Goth OF September 10
this tho Court has ordered the embargo
be ca end the csrgces released against which de-
cn however the Attorney General has appealed 70 the
Superior Tribunal.
Inc Frankfort summer fair concluded ab week
and has surpassed the moet sangune expectations
Inc Of goods brought IN market much larger
than last ard part Of them were disposed OF
unpacEec. Something like 20, 900 strangers
present, many OF them extensive buyers from Po-
land, Sscsyia, and Valacha. Broadcloths and other
wooden s~oas, dcmestics, printed cacccs, and cotton
tAprcs descriptions found surprisingly quicx
ssle large quantities and at reinurerave prices This
result important u evinces not Only reco
very OF trade iron toe state o ssgnation inte which
was plups by Lave crisis bot revival OF that
iua confidence bet~een producers and consumers the
inter- upton OF which OF the most alarming dag
Iostes Of the commercial epidemic.