The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25

tngen Tor such observatons The determination OF the
position OF two hundred liked stars from which 10 OBJ
tain bearings for mens has been assigned 10 the
ooservaiories OF Lesden aud Le,psc who will be aided
therein BY the Pulko~s and Berlin observaories and
also oy the new 10 bs established at KEEL Sysie
maiic preliminary computations OF these stars will DO
furnished oy the Central Observatory OF Berlin, which
also requests Communications on that subject Import
AIT corrections Will be made to tho conclusions arrived
at oy the last Conference owing 10 the results OF later
experience IN astronomic teleraphic determination OF
longitude.
Quite a number OF friends or the renowned J. Ronge,
formerly Romish priest and the founder OF the Ger
man Catholics, assembled 10 Dresden last week, TO do
HIM honor on his Journey TO Siesia Twsaty two
years ago Ronge allowed to preach his dogmas
in Saxony unmoesed but since 1865 he forbidden
to speak at ali in saxony As this order issued under
tho ministry OF Bsus and Saxony has since accepted
tbour no.Ss ,ha. The pponbton had bsanme dead
letter. bat the Dresden police notified Ronges friends
that he would neither be allowed 10 deliver lecture nor
10 take part in their meeting.
Prince Tocon2ara Minboltaiho brother OF the EN-.
peror OF Japan, Is expected hero week He will
hardly be received at court all the members or the
royal house will be absent, most OF them at the silver
wedding OF the Grand Duke and Duchess OF Weimar,
broher-in-law Of both King William and Prince Kari.
Proceedings or the Reichstas-PnssnRe Of
the Passport Biii-Extcnsisn Of tho Prus-
sian Constitution TO tho New Provinces
Count Bismarck ON Russia and France
The Prague Tremty-AmOunt Realized By
tho Prussian Sanitary COmmissi0n.
BKRLIS, Oct. ., 1867.
The examination OF election returns still occupies
prominent place In the order OF the day Of the Rechs
tag and will at this rate, continue to do till the end
Of the session The honorable gentlemen whose names
are late on the list may congratulate themselves with
the assurance that they will BE- among tine Hrs to be
regulated whom the parchment again assemblies During
the debate the passport law, which passed
Monday the Commissioner OF tho Ministry said that the
reservations therein meant to put foreigners
with tiyan of tha nd = thc
ernmont wishes to be OF the whereabouts and
whaabouts OF all within its territory for though It may
not to interfere with their pursuits is, like every
good paterfamias, anxious to know what those under
Its paternal care ara occupied with and where could
find them IL wanted. Home certificates OF testi-
mony OF good character In tho eye Of the law be
granted on request throughout the Bund certificates
that there 10 nothing known at mans residence to
forbid his marrying also to be furnished appIica
ton for throughout the confederacya fact not
important, persons from America said to
have lately found from experience The consideration
OF the budget Committee Of the Whole making
good progress The marine eat has been passed and
the army appropriation under discussion 1t probable
that larger could been obtained procuring
and building iron ships than asked for disburse
ments OF the government moro popular than those
which increase the strength OF the II Is true that
have not forgotten tho neot sold by Prussia and
which had been bought by money overy paror
beer throughout the land and say that IL the
government kept up an expensive military establish.
protect the country, and not 20 control s
jecs It would devote more to tho navy of Its own
cord. Roar Admiral zach mann volunteered tho
statement that the officers Of the Prussian
navy superior TO those OF other nations.
although most of them educated boardsship and
that they distinguished abroad for their
education and appearance.
officer III the navy had supported in advocating an i'm
Se u Of nU me Whole i
equipped In every respect than an ordinary gym
nasiun."
OF retaining imprisonment for debt the ground that
poor man can mucn easily obtain credit when his
creditor knows that he can have him arrested and Kept
al the debt IS cancelled and that the hardships which
often suffered by individuals this
10 he compared with those whcn would ensue II the re-
striciion was entirely removed
For long time, says tho Nordd ns,sche Arg-n,eite
Zetne the democrats renal perfectly silent about
the great advantages OF the constitution OF the Bund
Now however, they have adopted now system OF tao.
tics nancy, belitti,ng Its cxcee clos The proceed
ing Is "a ownor should express pleasure
/ having torn down 40 old ruinous house and having
erected in Us place tasteful edifce answering all his
rcqu,rorn enls aud some ono epdeavors 70 spoil the
pleasure Of tho proprietor by toins him that many
others have doDe the thin. before or by DRAWN
parallel bctseen the new building and tho palace OF
nahob in India and representing to bin that Il
vas very small IN him 10 lind any satisfaction IN his own
house." German liberals generally contrast tue consi-
United states but it cannot be that the Noyddcfcie
considers the constitution Of the Am repablic 20
be much superior to tho charter which the Prusan
govern nen has given the BunG % tho magnificent rea
dsnce OF retired Indian Cresus Is to the modest dwell
ing OF q German farmer.
Tho prussan constitution was on Tuesday extended to
the newly acquired provinces Ic intimate what 10
be expected by tins Reconstructed" the Prociassat
Correspondent Gale TO mind the words OF the King on
taking possession, when 10 promised that ali Just peca
lares should De respected ., far possice with
out doing prejudceto the unity Of the state and the
Claims OF iis interests. "a ike distribution OF the
burdens OF tho state, properly energetic administra-
ton, carefully considered laws a righteous aud
distribution cf justice: in short, AL the guarantees
VIII oh Prussia has made winch II has proved bv
rigorous trial will hcnceiortn to you common pos.
session. One OF the journals suppressed By the mi
tary government IN Hanover the Detsche W IL Zet gr
reappeared with the ls, aud shows fun purpose OF re-
newng tho honorable contest against the Prussa gov
eminent, which II hopes 10 DO able under the protection
OF tue laws TO continue lonrer then berctoiore. II Is
reported that the government intends TO allow tho Hano
funds tn DO devoed To provincial purposes has
already been tecgraphed TO you that tue loans made by
the city OF Frankfort TO meet the war contribution are to
be accepted by Prussia part OF the debts the city
Neither The treaty made by the crown OF Prussia with the
late Duke OF Nassau, nor that made with George lex
contains recognition Of tho loss OF their States by these
quandan ereignS The lux MI notices the fncs that
Is made % services rendered by these gentle
VIII ich cnttle them 10 sucn handsome presents
Instead OF having moving day GERMANY blessed
vito twotbe nrst day OF April and the b<st or o.
iobcr great have been the changes this year that
tho city coanoii OF Berlin advised the Minister Of
the Interior that Il would DO impossible to be prepared
10 hod elections Tor the landtag before tho twentieth Of
this mouth An cbsarvant housewife thai tho
used BY Berlin furniture would be exceed
in,ly popular IN New York tho 6rst OF May.
Hts Imperial Highness the Grand Duke aud throno
successor OF Rassa IL al tho hotel OF Russian
CATION Not~hstauding the rather sharp criticism on
the policy OF the Russian government laeiy made BY
him TO correspondent Of the London Telegraph Count
Bismarck requested and received audience with
the prince yesterday. Count Bismarck w, Tor
mcry Prussan Minister at the OF Nicholas and
hc besides keeping his open theu has ever since
taken especial Interest Russian affairs his opinions
thereon have at least the merit Of coming from
competent to judge HIS plain language with regard to
France should hardly have excited tbs surprise DID
no In the habit OF expressing the sentments 20
hts visitors whenever his views are asked II is
rather TO se wondered ut that they have
not gwen offence before However wary aud cautious,
too, the Minister President no in state papers and
puplic utterances he IL by In private con.
versaton, aud authority cannot seldom be found for
statements made by him which not easily made
consistent
Although Herr Quaade Danish ueinisicr nj Der
lin been authorised negotiate with tho Prussian
government for the carrying Of tho Prague treaty.
the Danish papers keep up running Gre nj Prussia Tor