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Important News from Germany.

Important Ncws from Germany.
CHICAGO, November Late foreign
papers contain the following items:
The London Tines Of October 10th
says the work of Bismark might have been
neater, but already we hear that the
Northern Parliament will signalizs its first
sitting by proclaiming King William Em-
peror Of Germany. should such q scheme
be carried into effeot, It would be for the
same assembly to determine the relations
between the Central Power and the de-
pendent States; to limit the power Of
princes reduced to the condition Of ~vassals,
and, perhaps, to deliberate on the restitu-
ton on the same conditions Of fallen dy-
nasties to their thrones.
Herr Won Patow, Prussian Civil Gov
ernor. upon taking formal possession Of
the City Of Frankfort in the name Of Will
liam l., pronounced an address congratu-
lating the citizens Of Frankfort upon be-
ing incorporated with a State which was
the frat to propose and bring about the
customs, union, and the unity Of curren-
cy, postal and Geographic arrangements,
and the frs, to prepare in every way for
the establishment Of German unity. He
said
Prussia had given proof by its organi-
zation and admirable Government; its
brave army and its people in arms that 1t
can protect and defend the rights OF its
inhabitants, and that it is entitled to lead
off in the great work Of reconstruction
before u.s." He said: Here are oil the
portraits Of the Emperors Of Germany
during the period Of more than one thous-
and years, and from this balcony was pro-
claimed their election, often so vastly i'm
portant to Germany, and the worlds his
tory increasingly strides onward. New
times and new exigencies appear. The
red pictures must give place to new ones.
You, ge~ntlemen-you who were hitherto
free citizens OF Frankfort, have lost your
independence, but you have now a father
land in the highest sense Of the word-a
father and such as you never yet pos
sessed. Take then, gentlemen, frankly
the hand which is now extended to
you. Be toward His Majesty what you
| ought to be, and now new Prussians utter
for the first time the cry SO dear to all
Prussian patriots, "God save, God bless
the King" and repeat with me, "Long
live His Majesty, William the King OF
Prussia"
Great preparations are being made at
Venice to celebrate the entry Of the King
Of Italy. The historic galley Bucsntour
has been reconstructed and magni6cently
ornsmented. Tho King will be conducted
to the Ducsl Palace along the grand canal,
traversing Venice for its greatest length.
One of the most beautiful women Of
Venice, entirely clothed in mourning and
covered with chains, will be presented to
the King at the moment he Games in sight
Of the city, and will offer the King a SYM
bolic Z destined to strike off the chains
Of slavery. Then, instantly, shackles and
m%ournful vestmsnts will disappear at the
sound Of salvos Of artillery, and Venice,
p~ersonated as the Goddess Of Liberty, will
present to the King the traditional cushion
on which will be found the golden key.
NEW York, Nov. IA Toulon letter
ssys: "venetia is being transformed into
a sort Of independent commons. prepara-
tory to the plebiscite. The Austrian au-
thorities transfer their supreme authority
in the respective cities where they have
ruled to Mayors chosen BY the people ;
and elections will be ordered BY the May
ors, to complete the union with Italy.
Thus the great fortresses Of Montua, We
roma, Peschiera and Leguano will become
for the moment free fortresses.
Louis NnpoIeon's Health.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Time, says: Napoleon is expected to
leave Bsrritz for Paris October GOTH"
Rumors Of his failing health having been
circulated, the correspondent says: ~
may observe that I had an opportunity Of
seeing him frequently during the last two
weeks, and. to all appearances, his health
is excellent. He was constantly taking
walks or drives, and sometimes walked
three or four miles without fatigue.
London News.
LONDON, October 30.-Consols, S9t;
5-2O's, 6sa.
LIVERPOOL, October 3O.-Breadstuffs
firm.
In consequence Of the bad condition Of
the telegraph lines through Newfound-
land, it is proposed by the Anglo-Ameri-
can Telegraph Company to lay cables
from Trinity or Placentia Bay to Halifax
and Boston.
American Claims.
The Times Of to-day again editorially
urges the reference Of the Alabama claims
to q joint commission, as an act Of policy,
il not Of justice.
PRAGUE, October 27.-An attempt was
made to ,hoo. the Emperor Francis Joseph
as he was leaving the theater this evening,
but an Englishman seized the culprit be-
fore he could FIRE.
BERLIN, October 3o.-Klng William
has directed the celebration Of a solemn
fets in Berlin on the 18th OF November, in
honor Of the restoration of peace.
A Loso JouaNlY.-John Roys, pro.
prietor Of the Grass Valley and Nevada