The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLrs, Nov. s, 1893.
German American Newspapers Prohibited ia Prussin -
OPENING Of ne Pr1ssian Chdp,bers-The Kino's Speoh
Impression Produced BY H-Ts Eiuop,dn Congress-
General inriato,--Ts Pres,dea, Lincoln ise0dsd'Ee
centric Poiiy- What does Nap. Mean by W-rhs Croon
Prince Summoned 10 Berlin, de-
decree OF the Minister OF the Interior, Count Eucn.
burg. notifies that three German papers published in the
United states vizthc Sdits Zeiug, Of New York, the
Cincinnati Vosb1t. aud the Au9ey des Wester Of 81
prohibited from circulatng In this country FOR
the future, account Of offences committed by them
against certain paragraphs OF the Prussian press law II
all foreign papers which offended against the rezs
were prohibited there would probably not hc a SIN.
gle prussian periodical found In this happy valley
but the government wisely considers that journals pub
ishcd 10 Englsh, French Italian. &C., comparatively
innocuous, very few people abc TO read them.
whereas the poison lurking In organs that printed
tho vcnacular without being subject the sautary
straint Of Prussian law may easily be drused through
out the whole body polite, and must Therefore be
promptly extrpsted.
On Monday at twelve O'Clock the members Of the two
Chambers assembled In the White Hall OF the Royal
"scnss" TO hear bis Msjcstys speech. The ceremony
preceded by divine service the Protestant cathe
drai CDonkiche) and in the Catholic church Of St.
Edv gc the former OF which attended By the King
the Princes and the Ministers From the cathedral the
royal corege repaired 10 the palace from the roof
OF which the Prussian flag was displayed. Crowds Of
people. far more than previous occasious
surrounded the palace and sauted wadecs, schultze
Taseel and other popular deputies with loud
M they wended their way TO the grand staircase which
leads 10 the State apartments The galleries In tho white
Hall nled with spectators appcrtainng the upper
ten who had been favored with cards OF admission and
the boxes reserved for the corps dpomntqus
pied by the ambassadors of all the European Powers the
United states Charge dAsrs and the representatives OF
the little German sovercins The members Of the
Legislature were mostly afci in plain clothes bat there
was considerable sprinsilng OF military uniforms and
court dresses, the King himself who boxed uncommony
stout and hearty, wore the rex.ncutai. of a
Prussiso general, with tho broad rbbon Of
the Dlacs Eagie and the chain OF the order Of
Hobenyoern. and received riras which greeted his
entrance with great courtesy, donlag helmet, a1d
only p1tlng IL again 10 read tho gpeech vhch vss
presented u bin IN blue velvet sove,ooc nv ,sc presi
dsst oi the Council.
The roysi buranrue was transmitted 10 pprisnA bv
tserrapb and VIII be cobveyed 10 He~ York BY tbs
days mat, snd would therefore be sapernaUss 70 re
port ,tatn. The Austrian r-,orm prroct s adver,cd
u inpiu pablie cona5oncs N The federal ost, ons,
snd-io deprive the members u the csrmann cop,edera
No Of tc advsrag,s thai souli bs derived from ,hern
% 70 Inc pfeseut state cf EaIope than 10 prvpose
the union OF 6eIuany Ihe slascmens ih.i NE federal
troops crru~nd rbh toe exec.alop IIoat, a gtou'd
meet With resistance the pcrtormsneoo thai aaty
ibsy w be supported bw irusslan and Ausirss fcrcss
ne'.y MOS or,clal otnnrnetnn 70 what ives slte,dy
amius ~ the e1tcrsior ~ tho 'ormer krsdom OF Pc
No. = exirsnsiy signinean, as are a's ooneIoalss
waros ,be srcceb, which has mol lNl'o srcased the
r. 81 manifesto q Me french Emperor Genliessss =
perLsN 90 tho ,tr~ne,a o. ael, mss. d.tartss
future. the mere urresi therefore tha, yoa should
approach sss so'a.ss % ~ our 'sisrna daesItes eh
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