The New York herald., 1867-03-11


towards such than IL was prsv,o-siy and
perhaps might be at later period 80 sna
perceived during tho negotiations how dineut ,s Inc
sa =, alanns oompvse % %aIalisy between man,
cessions 10 bear In mind the views their nanars,
taes The more, gentlemen, you realize these dillca
ties the more carefully, am convinced you Will hea,
IN mind In you examination OF the draft the heavy rs
sponsbiy OF the dangers to the peaceful and legal
might arise II the agreement arrived at with the
governments upon the bill now laid before
alterations demaadsd by the Parliament TSs The
Fosat Of supreme inportascs a. present not 60
ssS.so! sssss as e S,,as moms.s for s'ssg st. =.
entrusted 10 the s,ibsc9uem combined coop@ufN Vt Hte
German sopereigns and
Regulation OF the national relations Of the NORTH
German confederation towards brothers south Of tho
Maine has been loft by the peace OF year 70
the voluntary agreement OF both parties Our hands
will be openly and readily extended 10 bring about this
understanding soon the North German confeders-
ton has advanced far enough in settlement of Its
constitution TO be empowered 10 conclude treaties The
preservation OF the Zolveren, the common promotion
OF trade, and common guarantee for the security of
German territory, will Fundamental conditions OF
the understanding which may be forcseen win be do
sired by both parties.
the direction OF the German mind generally is turus
towards peace and us labos the Confederate AssocaossQ
he German States ,cii mainly defensive charact
Ihe German movement has or recent years borne no
hoste tendency towards neghb0rs striving after
conquest but has aren soley from the necssy af A.
Fundamental conditions Of political progress Which ~
march Of deepcpmenf in former centuriss has impsdek
attack and that their brotherhood also regarded N
s lgnt o adjacent nations Is proved BY the friendly
Germany, without apprehension or envy, take posses
sion OF those same advantages Of Q great political
osns H. ay @ osy
upon us-upon our unity and our patriotsm-to secure
free from the danger Of again falling into dssensop and
weakness she viii be able further by her own de-
and to funl her peace loving mission in the co1pc a
nations trust In God that posterity looking back
upon our common abors, win not say that the oxps-
rience Of former unsuccessful attempts been useless
to the German people, but that the hand our
children viii thankfully regard this Parliament the
commencement OF the unity, freedom and power Of
Germans
Gentlemen-All Germany, even beyond the limits Of
may be arrived at hcre May the dream Of centuries
tho yearning and striving OF the youngest generations
the allied governnoats the OF Germany, con-
ndenty call upon you 70 nalp rapidly and safely 70
of God upon which everything depenos accompany and
promote the patriotic work
Three during delivery the speech his MOI
csty was Interrupted by loud cheers At the conclusion
Of the speech Count Bismarck declared the Parliament
Assembly and quilted The hall amid great enthusiasm %
a spectator in tho hall died during the ceremony
viied the members to be present at tho first fun Sit
ting held February x5 The order of the day re-
to ss Nos, s hs
from the North German States had arrived a Berlin and
been received by the King Tho different parties OF the
Parliament holding preliminary conferences. The
King Of PRUSSIA gave audience to the leaders OF the
moderate conservative party, the Dukes Ujest and
Ratibor.
Baron Rothschd, member Of the North German Par.
lament for Frankfort, had been received BY Herr So
vgny.
The King OF Prussia appointed as commissioners 70
be present at the sittngs OF the Parliament, Counts
Gutenberg, Heydt, Room and Savigny This commission
will be under the Presidency Of Count Bismarck and ace
In concert with the Of the other govern
ments of the confederation.
telegram from Berlin says:-A deputaticn which
has arrived hero from North Scheswig has bcca
unable to SEQ Count Bismarck account OF his In
disposition, and have not been admitted 70 IN Z
audience Of the King. The deputation, therefore,
handed in written petition, praying that the stipua
OF the Treaty Of Prague relative 70 the vote - -
taken North echleswg should BE- carried out and thes
until this could bo done the administration of the oah
Of allegiance officials IN the Ebe Duces should boeus
pended "A written answer returned, SEATING ehas
the King could not Immediately give definite reply