New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20


viii be issued. The peasants viii have the right Il
purchase if they can, their little property St once
those who will not have sufficient meane, or may mo-
wish TO bay at once will be allowed to do 40 by
paying annually into the public treasury the inter
ss, with an amortization OF the capital value Of
and.
GERMANY.
- The Federal Diet, On May %, adopted the
proposition OF Austria and Prnesa, which orders t'e
sl.ctor of Hr4e TO re.establsb The Constitution o.
49,. Tie Eiector instantly submitted to the order
- In tie second Chamber of the Kingdom q
~Grtemberg, ali the par les have agreed in demand
ng a convocation of "a German Parliament.
--OerIaan papers announce that conference Of
representatives. Of several German Governments d
shout 10 meet in Vienna tor preparing draft Of p
eformed Con titut;on Of the German Confedeiacy.
he principal points Of discussion will be the COMO
cation Of delegates Of the Legislatures Of the several
eermen States az Federal Assembly, the formation
+ an Executive Federal power, and the establish
uent Of IL Federal Court.
The Constitution Al par of the Second Chamber,
which in tie ,oiuer CAamter had plurality, and
ybose leeder, Grabow, Las just been reelected Pro
,sioual President by nearly unanimous vote, ba.
een dissolved. The party spt on notion o.
Grabow 10 join cordially the two other LIBERIA
nfses 10 thor resistance 20 the Ministry. Mr.. Won
yncke, who was not a member OF The former Cham
lnr, but was reelected Il. the last election, op
,,ed dis motion, declaring his Willingness TO CO.
o9crie with the party called after their leader
Iockm. Dolfs, but not with the democrats Of the
rosressye party. Vincke, remaining with abou
y OF bis friends, in a minority, has seeded, anc
formed = new party, which will reconciliation Wit
tie Ministry. Grsbow, however, has refused 10 re
oDsisuct tie remnant OF The Constitutional party
aFd most Of them have ioiued the patty BOckum
Dolls, which only differs in some minor points iron
The Progressve party.
ITALY.
The Ga,e'ie Of Verona 80 Austrian Italy De
cres lhat there IL no hore for the Parscy except Il
liberal reforms. II stds that in case Of the Pops
gong into exile, Austria VIII be in no hurry TO Ole
to him q briiant position 1t Venice.
--Ginsee pi Moutaneli has been restored 10 Iii
chair at The University Of Pisa, which be occuPet
mil 1919. He war in the revolution Of lSis one 0
it, leaders Of the Libera party. and shortly before
th, Ricb, Of the Crard Duke Of Tuscany, PFesden
( Democratic Ministry. After The success OF th'
coln,erreyolu,iou, he lived in exile at Paris
SWEDEN.
King Charles XIV, on Mays, the thirty-sixi'
anniversary Of hjs birthday, sanctioned the bll
which radically reforms The municipal aud CONNER
cai legislation Of Sweden. TIE law comprises fon
dlyisions: !, the adnhistraliOn Of the rrrsi com
muriis; z, t1st Of the town communities 3 th'
regulation Of larochaI assemblies, of churches AM
schools; (, the organization Of tie Provincial Conu
ellis. These laws will so into eject on JAN !, 1868
They will put IN end - lie former oen,ralzstioi
and INACCURATE municipal independence.
FRANCE.
The Council Of State has rejected tie appeal O
Mr. Bonnet from the sentence by which Count Pei
sguy bad Withdrawn from him the authorization &
.iblish the journal la France L.b,rals, in conse
ououco Of the death OF bis partner. IL is rePorte
hat Ibis decision was the subject Of lively debai
IN the Council Of Stse; that the votes were equal
divided for and against and were decided against Ia
appeal by the vote Of the President.
SWITZERLAND.
In 'be canton of Neufthatel, which formerly
although member Of the Swiss Couieieiacy, wa
r"'J''' To no mug Va ''N'''"i ~ ~! 49, -
vac triumphant at the elections ia Hay. III
G-ana Council OF the csn,ou viii now have ~ Roy
Glisf to.A0 Liberal members. la several places. ed
pco.ally in the capital Of the canton the Royalst
malcAcd through tie streets, shouting VIre ie Ro'
SPAIN.
II Spanish Democrat calls in several Europcal
papers Tor Il congress Of TO European Democracy, L
he held in london during tie Words Exhibition
The congress- IL 20 ferve rs a mesns for tie Demo
cTa's Of tho several European countries to bceom
icquiinted with each otrer. 1t n to frame plat
firs on which al may stand, and TO furnish III
proof that confcderaoy of the European peoples
p,ss bic, without njuiug the national interests 0
my.
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