New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
FOREIGN POLITICAL INTELLIGEYcG.
GERMANY.

TaE LATE PRussIAS ELycTIoy.-N 10 estimated
that .. the late election fer the House of Representatives l,
P,s, the Constitutional party sbou! 20 members, he Cab
ole party about 49, and the Feudsl and Polish party
two each 10 TIE House. which again consists Of
members the Party Of Progress win count about 100 thsCor
party, under the leadership Of 0rsbon and Vos
yncke shout 30 the Catholic party under the lssderhp
the brothers Recher.peye sbout IS the feadss sbout 10
and the Poles about dozen The remainder yet
classified IL Pected that In most questions the Ministry
will only command the votes Of the Feudas and the Csho
los together less than fifty votes The Progressive party VII
again. the in the lat House, be divided Into ev
ersI sctiyns and expected that this year tho dedst
Democras~ smong the Prorress.ves will form party d
their ow under the Leadership Of Wsiderk, who recently In
public address. and amid the creates. enthusiasm Of Inc po.
ps declared thu, he still adhered to the platform Of the Den
ocr.;ic party Of is4a In OF the Electoral dis'rr
In who're supplementary election became Necessary tie
majority Of tho electors preliminary meeting nominated
Dr. Jecoby O: Keepgsberg who in 1885, ct an interview BE-
tween the King and Committee Of the PArsment ADDRESSED
TO the former the memorable words 1t IL the mosss "
King. that they unwilling to hear the truth"
point Of great importance at tbs late election ths G
that almost every town With upward Of 90 900 hss
chosen prcuesveD dsputies Cologne, which IN the k,s
house wss represented by two members Of the e,psuss
party chose this time nearly 40 progressive eieeO -
constitutional The Fsudsls and Catholic. repre-
ssn,sd at oil in the electoral college. or he tive pro
sressve deputies one 10 democrat OF 1913.
On May IS MI Grs5ow, the leader of the Consituiess
party elected President Of the Second Chamber BY &c
on, OF eoe votes All the parties except the Conservative
voted for him.
The HEssIAs QUEsTIoy.-For once, the Fedenl
Diet Of Germany has r.erf.red in behalf Of people against
the Prince In its session of May r. the electoral law
Of which compelled every vote to recognize the
validity o. the DEGREES .boishins the liberal Consultation q
1884, has been declared null and void The address o. tic
King Prussia opening the Parliament expressed itsh
strongly Ia favor of the Besssn people. The Hsssn Mic
i.try according to Tho lsst accounts he's ssSsa md The
Elec;or submitted to the decision Of the Fedesl Diet
FRANCE.
THr PHEss.-There is at present hardly eo1n.Ty
where press is less free than France In Paris Perpsa
has been refused the editor Of the Joysa! DEE Vsa
Campayne, to publish morning edition. Al BordsssI 1t
the ssme time the proprietor atery Journal La Chse,K
has been unable obtain the permission oil converting int
political paper Even boois foreign countries sup
pressed has been the with the work sfPDce Do'
ruk's D>i R,forno en- Rs's,e.
RUSSIA.
-Telegrspbic dispatches from Br,,.
Ian announce that Marquis WieoPoiski mas fallen into de
s.ac- e ST. Petersburg in order to tsss Up hn sS0rss
oreigu country Weleposh one Of the few Poles Shs
from conviction in favor Of recones.ion between
Poles snd Russians condition Of the Introduction o!'oms
administrative reforms In order carry through hsse
forms he accepted from the Russian Government high sfcs
in Poland which be- however. resigned when b sv bis
insSily to gain any influence upon bis eOuairyGen lie
however to work a. s. Petersburg 10 behalf Of h'
country ssppOr.sd by liberal party Of Ru'snA He no.
seem. to have given up all hOpe Of preparing the way fore
! reconciliation