New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1866.

Prussan speech from the Throne happy 70 infer that
in Of the widening Of the RUSSIAN @
formation Of the North German Coniederacy WIZ De
sbe to tighten the duties devolvng upon the %
Germany by the side Of the Prussian army VIII form yaoe
addition the latter Experience has taught the s
the value Of their laws touching agricultural am
paying of Of ancient fenda mposts These together VIVA tS
bearing upon the local administration OF towns ana
ges peasant rights wish upheld for the
emit For this purpose we deem Il necessary ha Inc
OF Hanover whose division woad be hurtf 70 our
would been the partial cesson Of the State Of
10 Prussia be preserved in its integrity ana Una.
Of the entire population be established TO advise the
Government on the enactment OF provincial laws ana me su
the particular position Of the civil service and me
claims that be justly preferred BY its members IN
Government Although prepared to contribute toward the pup
lie expenditure equal ratio with the rest Of Prussia SUD-
cts the people Of Hanover are DESTROYS to see portion
their lands apart for the necessities Of their proyn
cal For although large win be saved BY
longer having TO maintain separate a
Court 10 from this change would
otherwise be OF little moment nasmuch as large portion OF
the public outlay has so long been betrayed nom INC revenue
our very extensive domaine number Of public instiei
tons which from their very nature must remain provincial
charged these lands or have been mainly suppote
by them, and the country would be seriously damaged
purposes Of he entire Prnssian MONARCHY Apart the
Monatc Funds destined for spcen objects by legacy the
rest public property might be divided into two partthe
one go TO the excheque the other TO be kept back
for discharge of provincial expenditure 10 DO determined
the Prov nca Representative Assembly
To accomplish its unyng task the Prnssan Gosernnen Is
mperaiyey required accord the boon OF to
possible were they deprived Of the requisite funds 1t is the
unmsakae interest Of the Psan State and Its new prov
nces 10 consult Assembly OF Nobs TO be chosen Dy e
people deyising mode OF amaamatng recent aequis
tons with the body Of the entire monarchy We look forward
cas Development Of our @ country Political division
Of Northern Germany from the South is admissible ouy while
requires organization We look upon North Ger
man Condeacy as provisional arrangement and demand
IL should be organized involve permanent
nracn South All German States the right
JON whneSer y please i she s esr on the Ss side Of
edge il MS national duty submit the direction Of tho Con
fdrncy by Prussia this being the only possible mode Of estab
%Hancvef' Oct i, 1866"
ere follow the signatures Of % members Of the Second
PEACE WITH sAxoNY.
Rnmo again current that negotiations had been con
eucd between Prussia and Saxony that the King oil S1Aoy
cede the Fortress Of Kongsen to Prussia and to
| place the Saxon nrmy under Prussian command.
| PRUSSIA AND THE EASTERN QUEsTIoN.
semi official denial given at Berlin TO The statement
that Prussia had opened negotiations with Austria on the
THg DANuBIAx rKScrPALITlEs
The Berlin correspondent Of The London ss says that the
Prusln troops ordered the frontiers Of the Danubian rin-
cipate have by Imperial order dated Sept 70, been
arrested on their march thther. .-
| TIE PRUssIAg PATEST TAKING POSSESSION oP HANOVER.
follow ing OF the royal Prussian patent taking
formal possession Of the kingdom Of Hanover which was sol
We William by the grace Of God, King Of PrIssia, &c,
make known 10 oil by these presents: When after var
the Federal law then in igor war victoousy sustained BY
legitimate defense the countries previously forming inc
kingdom Hanover occupied by resolved TO unite
thcrc countries TO monarchy and issued and promn
gated to that effect with The assent Of the two chambers
year We therefore take possession BY the present patent
with all the rights Of Oey an AND SG%S,S% @ns ,e
all rights the countries which constituted the former
1sfo q IaSsoS osnabruss Hs6sR
with the town Of Gos and Eastern resand WIN inc ms
irci ag the Duches Of Bremen verden and Arenberg
Mprcn the HauoyoAn portion Of the Duchy Of Lauen
burg the County Fl Lngen the countries Of Hoya Dsphoi
lohnsen and Bcnihcn and the district Of Haden We add
tho aIpeftnning 10 those countries
We order the eviction f,e PrsAn eagles the frontiers In
token Of our sovereignty and the substitution Of the royal arms
hitherto dispaycd by or royal public seals will
nlso frpsian eagle We order all the inhabitants Of
! the former Kingdom u Hanover, heneeorwsrd united
| 10 COR ,nonarvS,y TO recognize US from this time
| forth ~ their lawful king and TO yield due obedi
| cncc laws ordinances, and commands We shall
protect e persons IA the possession and enjoyment Of
hcr pvat. rights Justly acquired and we shall leave The nnc
oymen, OF their revenue from the administration provided
THAI they sLe faithfully discharge a, , trust uT !h Ss r rus
ssSs g. "ss ~, we t 70 pTry , ne SS
part" Hanover so far as they represent sell govern
ni md remain IN ygoI without prejudice to the nniy
hitherto bold us charged by execute an conformity
with the present. The &C, Of tsaas possession w,,,
Count Bsnark schonhause Baron Won der eydi Won
Room Count Izenpz Muller Count IPPe won
| Sechow Count luxembourg
PROCLAMATION OF THE KING oE PRUSSIA 10 TIE PEOPLE
TIN aor, !. supplemented By The following proclamation Of
King William 10 tie inhabitants o. Hanover:
y the patent which have issued today unite you nhnb
hors your brethren Separated benceforth by the
decision Of and the reorganization Of the German
princely house which attached
with faithful into the union Of neigh
boring country whose population attached to you by then
common origin by language and BY CUSTOMS well by
identity II you cannot sever whout grief the old
relationship which had become deor TO respect that
grief and In II guarantee that you and your children
will faithfully attach yourselves TO and 10 house
Yen will recognize the necessity Of what has been done
for II the fruits OF that serious conflict and those
victories not TO be Loaf for Germany the duty Cd
tons Interests requires the finn and durable unity Of Hanover
with Prussia Ard said by father who rests with
God IL who gains what Prussia acquires You
will take this consideration have confidence Ia
good and honesty and believe that you
Will fidelity with much sincerity receive
will open your industry, and navigation My
soctude VIII eicacousy assist activity The equal dis
tribuiion Of the public charges veordeed administration
laws carefully elaborated equitable and puncua admins
| traton Of JUSTICE, finally all the guarantees which
have made Prussia what she has shown bersef under
ssgere trial will be Ia future bcnehts common ia
YOU Your valiant youth viii faithfully unite with thcir
brethren Of my other States fatherand
the Prusan army will receive with joy the brave Han
oyeraBs 10 whom great page nov open In the annals oil
Geman glory The clergy VIII also continue In the future 10
guardians Of the national faih To yo educational In
stnons which have for many years cultivated and Ger
man scieace shall devote particular attention and II the
appreciated the guardian OF the liberty and indie
pendeRce OF the German faheand then your also v
s. conspicuous among those Of its best children You also viii
then Ms the moment which united to greater country
May God so will H. WILLIAM
\ Casns Of BdJsLstsrg, Oct 8 le66
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