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the NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.

Debate tho New Constitutional Federal
Military Systea-specches BY Comet Ris-
marck-Prseess and Resircmeue Of the POlish
Deputies, &c.
10 the nna debate arose upon article SIXTY Of the
draught Of tho constitution referring to the federal mill
Count Bismarck made speech, In which he ANNOUNCED
his concurrence in the amendment OF Count 6tOberg,
according which the strength OF tho federal army on
federal code or laws should be promulgated. He
spoke against the amendment Of Duke Ujest,
which proposed that the five years should
be- cons,dered as a period OF transition and that
after that period the army on q peace footing
should be maintained 1t the same strength as hitherto
until the PRONUNCIATION Of general code OF laws, when
the army expenses should nevertheless be Fixed by
special law the basis Of the hitherto existing organiza
Count BISMARCK declared that this amendment would
leave open the possibility OF Parliamentary conflict on
Count BErHusY.Huc asked whether the government,
would reject the entire draft Duke Ujests amendment
adopted Count Bismarck declined to give reply
TO this question the present stage or the discussion
On division the proposal Of Count Stoberg was re.
jected by 1877 against ITO votes.
Count BISMARCK then urgently requested the House q
pass amendment proposed BY Count stoberg 70
Article g. and which would leave 10 the government
secera code Of laws he said that unless this
ment adopted the federal governments would not
to the draught and the task Of drawing up con-
stitution might possibly 1t the last moment be frs
Notwithstanding this declaration Count stoIberg's
amendment rejected by l57 against lis, and the
Duke Ujest's motion was adopted by 202 against 50
votes.
The Polish members, the extreme LEFT and the OK.
treme right voted against Duke Ujcst's motion
An the remaining articles OF the draught adopted
passed during the preliminary debate
The whole draught, with four amendments passed
during the final debate. then put TO the VOTE and
adopted by 23O against So votes the minority comprising
the Polish deputies the members OF the extreme left
and Of the provincial party (Fnr,ikuiariscnl
After the division Herr Kanak made the following
declaration In the pame Of the Polish MEMBERS
The last attempt to prevent the act Of VIOLENCE commtted
having failed against that ACT and
scn members OF the Parliament.
Herr SnxsoN, the president, replied
BY resgnng your escaped being called to
order using the expression act Of violence History
will reject your protest. - 49,
sitting OF the Parliament will be held tomorrow to
receive communications from the federal governments
on the amendments TO the constitution.
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The Financial Aspect.

from the Semaine Financisre OF Paris April lA1
The panic that broke out last Saturday the Paris
Bourse, in consequence Of the reports concerning,
emburg has continued during the present week. and To-
sg any q n:
BY the OF between France and Prussia arc but
too plainly evident Al the present moment It 10 not
the public regain confidence aud would be rash to
make speCulatons the nature and consequences
phase OF the Luxsmburg question public opinion has
two starting points-cn the ono hand the speech Of
Count Bismarck Tn reply 70 n dc BenpiRsen. and the
ate by foreign Minister Tho initiative taken by
King Of Holland. the Grand Duke has abandoned
which he has made 20 England and s@ Of which
Lord Stanley has spoken, appears 10 have
nounced all negotiation relative 70 the csssion Of
really interested France and Prussia found themselves
In consequence face to face. N. Bismarck had
fate OF Luxembourg without consulting the Powers who
sgned the convention Of $780, our government there
FORE as will be seen from tho note Of n Moustier.
proposes 70 follow that The present situation
and future destiny Of Luxembourg will consequently be-
come the subject Of European investigation the
ton II France In spirit OF moderation. all
idea Of the acquisition Of the grand duchy,
eminent Of the house Of Ssssau remains sos to
be decided whether Prussia after late
many, ought 70 continue % occupy Luxembourg with .
fortress That IL the only question which the
peace OF Europe. Will England, Russia and Austria be
leo 10 give clear aud caegorc opinion ON that point
Will they be disposed to take the alternative into
considerations Will they take upon themselves tho
moral responsibility Of deciding between the conondng
parties To II seems but little probable. and the Ian
guage Of Lord Stanley in the House Of Commons con-
arms beforehand doubts In reality the question
must be dec.ad between France and Prussia friendly
negotiation between and Berlin can alone settle the
matter What surprises is thai the explosion IN the
Parliament at Berlin prevented by confidential
exchange or views which the clearly indi
Gated II is between France and Prussia that under
standing must be come TO- In default OF this previous
understanding, the ceremony OF q European congress
will be wholly Intellectual
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the Count and the King Of Prussia the latter being un-
willing 70 accept the evacuation Of Luxemonrg on prn-
cple Count Won der Goltz would succeed Count Bis
marck President Of the Prussian Ministry
The weather had been exceedingly stormy and rainy
for fortnight in Austria and in Hungary both the
Danube and the Thesis overhowed their banks swept
away dykes, and did much damage BY their nunda-
tions in various places
circular has been issued by the French Minister Of
War; which axes the to be paid for exemption from
military service at 3000f during the year 1857. The
price OF exemption for each year Of military service
naming TO be performed il fixed at 600f.
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before she came 70 Chilean port, and whether the
English Commodore did not INFORM that se
Immediately on arrival into the Chilean navy
In the case OF the Tornado Mr. Macpherson
iuded to IN the published correspondence. Was he the
Chilean engineer VINO was on board the Of built
sons the work for the Chilean goyerumenty some
broker surely be found to give Information on her sale
Some London merchants must have
sgnmen no or other ports where she 10 look for
MARKET Tor sne was worth f600W Win not be possible
70 gain such these points preclude any
necessity TOT the option or hosesS The Cyclone aud
Tornado are sister ships and appears bought by
the same gentleman surely government seeing Il
In the Chilean navy should be satisfied that the
steps.
The treatment Of the quite another matter She
seems to have carried larger than usual la such
All steamor '-- $500 - - :
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NEW JERSEY MTELLIGENCR.
.Jersey City.


The EXCISE LAw-Yesterday was the last day %
grace granted to the thirsty excursioniss from Now
York. and the General Order No. Of the Chief %
Police Jersey City notifies all parties concerned that
on and after the LIST Of May the sale OF liquors will b.
prohibited ON Sundays within the city limits, which
embraces the department Of the Hudson River polics
On next Sunday therefore, Jersey City will DO In the
quiet enjoyment OF Excise law In addition 70 tbs
State law applicable to this the resolution adopted
BY the poiceCommssiones derives new force fro the
city ordinance to the same effect and the expressed de-
termination OF tho Mayor elect TO carry out the law -
procedure places Hoboken in critical position,
and JUDGING from the scenes enacted there yesterday
the inhabitants Of that quiet and orderly city will reslp
the whrlwind" before the season terminates.
HOboken.
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT or THE SPECIAL POLICE Among
tho crowds that hronged this city yesterday dsor
derry persons were sure 70 be mixed up, aud in the
evening the saloons around the ferry the or
turbulence and confusion. About eight O'Clock free
nght took place among the New Yorkers and the .spe
cias who we're At hand quickly set 70 their work or
clubbing. One man named Thomas Nolan, Of No. II
vandewater street, New York, struck terrible
blow the side OF his head, from which the blood
spouted in reeking torrent He also much abused
about the face He identified Of the so-caed police
the who dealt him the murderous bOWs. aud
the will before the Recorder this morning.
This s the second OF extreme severity charged
against the subsidized force eeveral others Of ghtss
nature being also alleged against some OF them.
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De IN the same position in April 1867 Italy was in
1910, with the Austrian quadrateral menacing her.
what Italy has done for her security France must do for
hers; and she will not do less than Italy. After having
broken with her own hands the bond OF the Germanc
confederation without Fastening TO comply with the
summons addressed TO her in October last by the
hing OF Holland TO evacuate Luxembourg, and by
persstng In her occupation Of that occupa
ton which only directed against France-the Prussian
government and the German people will only have to
blame themselves If the question suddenly changes Its
aspect and nature This is not question Of territorial
reimbursement but OF national security; and with her
security and dignity to provide for the scrupuous
spect for nationaties which the French government
pushed TO an extreme in 1866 will disappear But that
scruple viii not arrest France any more soon as she
says that having her natural frontiers the Pyrenees
the Alps the Rhine from Basic 10 the and finally the
sea, there remain standing in all the circum-
ference thus traced single fortress which does not be-
long 70 her II did not require to DC prophet 70 oresee
and predict the policy Of 1885, 1858 and 1865
certain NJ Girardn declares that he both f0resaw
1t and predicted it Fortunately the French troops
now returned from Rome and Mexico; he wishes they
were also At nome from Algeria This = the moment 20
have at hand the whole OF the French army "and"
concludes n Grardin, sf before the present month
Luxembourg evacuted, boys tAs end Of he month TIE
Py1sssan Quddlaterol aa bctowg 10 FrdMce e Aus
TRAN QuadriIatsyal noc belongs to Itciy"
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AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE.

Candidates For Judge Of she New City Court
The Street Cars RunninE Again-Fire in
Carroll Hail. &c.
BAIrMoRE, April %, 1857.
Nominations now completed for Judge and Clerk
Of the City Court created in accordance with acs
Of the late Legislature namely Radical republicans
General John R. Kenly for Judge; b. 3. Ksnnasd for
Clerk. Conservative republicans Reverdy Johnson,
Jr. for Judge; Colonel Joshua N. Lynch for Clerk.
Conservative democratsT Parku Scott for Judge; An
j. George for Clerk The election takes place on
Wednesday next and lively interest 10 manifested In
the result
In obedience the will OF the people, expressed At the
polls at the recent election the street passenger cars o.
the main routescommenced running to-day and gem
orally well patronzed. The Park and other suburbaa
places resorted TO- and gave animated appear
the city Most excellent order and dscorum pre-
vailed.
AZ one O'Clock this morning Hre was discovered In the
building on Of Calvcrt and Baltimore sreet
known n Carroll Hall. The billiard rooms OF Neins
CO. and tho studio Of the we'll known artist Col John h
Johnson suffered serious damage, together with me
building and the stores below. Loss estimated =
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Pressing Invitation TO Visit the Red River
Indians.

From The London Telegraph AprI TO-
His Royal Hlrhness the Prince Of Wales mus BE-
tolenbv accustomed by this time ~ eccentric invita-
tons II w one OF tho penalties Of his exalted station
10 DO seldom IL ever iet alone, and may fairly
imagine that ne would OCCASIONALLY give good deal to
he her more hs MASTER n growing Just little
weary Of conventsnasty, he should be anxious for
thorough CHANGE he has only W accept tho latest In
y,tslion whicn has addressed to him. n u writ
tsn on tue rlnd OF birch bark-a rood material, by
The by for sehoolboy's holiday let,erand proceeds
fronr the Indians OF the Rcd river settlement
The slracons heo out by these gentleman are not TO
Ia dcspissd. No dlusion 10 made 70 the calumet Of
peace but OF tobacco Is understood; and the
noble savasss inform his royal Hghness that Ne have
ne hear and bufhlo and oar hunting GROUNDS afe
free 70 you The Prince true sportsman, and NJ
Indians evdeuuy kuow how " interest him Bus sDoss
4 nos the any shlnG they oor 0us old men will sheS
700 Shsr as1als wca 6hsy rscssved for bsng fashfu
= - $500 = sss % ns>hsE" lhecA Y ~ fsiAcl
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THE RIGHTS" OF LABOR.
English Experiences OF Trades Unions and
Artisan Combinati0n-The British Unions
Extending to the United states and France,

Exteudins 70 the United states and France,
&c.
From the London Times April 141
The evidence taken before the Royal Commission
sitting on Trades Unions, and officially issued by the
Commission fully establishes the charges which have
from time 70 time been made against somc OF these
workmsn that they are restrictions upon trade, and that
tney interfere with the rights Of employer and employed
Ths evidence already taken has been very voumipous
ssvera OF the secretaries Of the large having
been examined al length and examination OF that given
BY Mr. Richard Harnott the secretary OF the Friendly
Society Of Operative Masons viii DO found particularly
interesting showing the mode OF working the unions
and the peculiar views OF those By whom these ccmbna
lions are sr .ss sovsbsr ns. me ,s T.
come for the twe emonth ending tho Both OF that month
amounted 70 f17.746 a. II kd and had fund IN hand
OF the society all parts OF England aud Wales but
there are more In Scotland the number Of branches al
together being 27s Tho benefits Of the society pay
msns Of weekly sum when tout or work. for "trsde
purposes and funeral snd xck benc1ts those
hers who subscribe weekly sum Of AID. TO the sick
IN On answer 70 the chairman SIR ws Erie the wit.
neep declared that q minimum wage was fired for dis
tricss and II any member worked below that sum 10
pcstsd 20 long - he continues 90 70 work,
and he 10 subjected 70 all The penalties Of
being excluded from the society 20 long = these nss
piece work, and any member who takes H. that in
fact he may reap the prchts of his abilities ~
works below the fixed wages. The witness asserted
that there restriction placed The number Of
apprentices employed ~ q master; but in answer 70
.swcrkmsa in shop" regulate The number OF apron
tices q meeter may keep. II The worknon think the
sss. ne 70 Tsay ,ssy complain 2 Che s ea s. and
master wbo has IN this respsct no voice in the mai
ter II ne master refused % sstsrain the views Of the
IL ss s Ssss
. M . =. asss1st ~ sv1a - - -
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THE ASPECT FOR WAR.
Csnvassing the Alliances French Ideas Of =
Quadrupie Combination AGninst Prussia.

paris April 10, correspondence Of London Times
WIN reference 70 that part OF my yesterdays letter
which spoke OF propositions reported 70 DO on foot for an
alliance offensive and defensive, between France and
England have 70 mention another version suggested
yesterday and which TO be less improbable than
the other the effect that ovcrures for quadruple
alliance between Holland, Belgium. France and England
are going The IDEA Ia said TO have been started not
long snce BY the King OF Holland Justly alarmed At the
menacng attitude OF Prussia and 10 be received favora
bly, by France Commissioners from Holland and Bel
gum 70 Paris where they very well received
They Then proceeded 70 London where hear they
are for the purpose Of sounding the English Cabinet
the proposed alliance
need hardly repeat that mention this fact with the
same hesitation a. yesterday though n correct 10 would
measure account for the less hostile tone Of Ber
lin. person Of high rank tPrussan) In Paris, and
who had an interviews with the King Wednesday last
says that nothing could be pacific than the Ian
guage of his Majesty who expressed himself disposed 70
do everything consistent with his honor and that Of
Prussia TO preserve peace Prussia the King observed,
had too much 70 do 20 consolidate nor present situation
without getting into fresh not commanded by i'm
perious necessity
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FINAncIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Continental Bourses.
FRANKFORT, April q, 1861
United States bonds are quoted to-day ats
FRANKFORT. April 27-Evenng.
United States bonds steadily advancing, and vert
last quoted to-day at 76
PARIS April q, 1867.
Rentes are quoted to-day at 67i. Soc
PARIS, April 27-Evening
American bonds sold to-day at so.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDONDERRY April "a, 1857.
The steamship Britannia, which left New York April
H. touched at Neville to-day and sailed again for Glas
gov.
QUEENSTOWN, April %, 1861
The steamship City OF New York, Captain Tibbets
which left New York April IT, and the steamship City
OF Dublin. Captain Eynon, from New York April IS,
touched q this port to-day, and sailed again for Liver.
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FIRE ID CHARLESTON.

CHARLBsros s. G.. April %, 1907.
FIRE occurred early this morning destroying large
warehouses East Bay street. vendue range 90
cupied by auction and commission merchants. The
estimated loss slsoooC about ons-third Of which y
covered BY insurance. chiefly In New York onlces The
principal sufferers Tobias Sons, James ". Brown
Il Co., Jef[erds Co., L. r. Roster and A. J. SonaA
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DEATH Of A PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April %, 1857.
A. NJ Benedict late clerk Of the Pennsylvania House
OF Representatives and secretary OF the Republican
State Central Committee died to-day at Huntington.
he was widely known and much respected. Years since
he started the first penny paper in the United Staes
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!, April 2s, in Brooklyn, NnA

GREso.--On Sunday, April 2S, in Brooklyn, hrs>
MARY GRE0G, aged 81 years
rhe friends OF her daughters, Mrs w. d. Kennedy
and Mrs. n. A. Hoibrook arc invited to attend the
funeral services this fMonday1 evening At Ave O'Clock.
from Franklin avenue, near DeKalk avenue. The fo-
mains will be taken TO Baltimore for nterment
(FM other deaths NjnkA p0ge)
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Our Infant has been brought safely Threugh
the critical period o tsethng RI the sole AID 81 MRS
WfNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. We advise all pArensa
4, procnre H. MISSISSIPPI Baptist.
II corects acidiiy o. the Stomach relieves wind collie
eates bowels ami by giving rest aud health tho
child comforts the mother.
Be- sure and call for
MRS wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having FAC smie OF CuRrs psExrrs the outside
wrappers. AL others are base limitations.
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The Gear to Take Out His Purchase Money
in Iron.Clads.
81. PETERSBURG April n, 1857
II is said that the Russian government will receive
from the United states fleet Of ron-cads instead Of
the stipulated sum Of money payment for the csssior
Of the Russian possessions in America
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Russia to take Her American Treaty Money
in Iron-Clads.
Nap0loen,s Combinations tor
War or Peace.
British Trade Unions Extending to the
United States.
BY THE CABLE To-APRIL %.
A CONGRESS FOR PEACE.

-
Queen victoria's Mediation for n Settlement
Of the Luxembourg Question-Royal Advice
to the king or Prussia.
LONDON, April 27-Evening.
Queen Victoria has written letter to the King
of Prussia, in whichshe takes ground in favor Of
the recent and more moderate propositions Of
Duchy Of Luxembourg, and advises him to accept a
Milan Of compromise to which the Emperor Napo-
leon is not unwilling to accede.
Napoleon Satisfied and Inclined to Peace.
PARIS, April PIP. M.
It Is officially stated that the Emperor Napoleon
has expressed his satisfaction with the negotiations
now in progress for the settlement Of the Luxem.
burg question.
Prussia Accepts Queen victoria's Proposition
"A Peace Congress- In London.
LONDON, April 20. 1867.
At Z late hour last night the Prussian govern
nent signifed, by telegraph. its acceptance of
propagation made by the Queen Of England for .
general conference at London Of the great Powers
to settle the Luxemburg dispute on the basis Of
the naturalization of the Grand Duchy, guaranteed
by all the Powers represented at the conference.
The Congress to Assemble Immediately.
M LONDON, April 2s-Evening.
The general conference Of the European Powers,
to settle the differences between France and
Prussia, will meet in London on the 18th Of May.
The Luxemburg Fortress TO be Dismantled.
LONDON, April 28-Evening.
II has been agreed that 10 the meantime pending
the asssmblsge Of the congress the fortress Of
Luxemburg shall be dismantled.
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lS65.-Spripg Fashion Openings.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON
j. w. BRADLEY'S
CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPT1O

OR DOUBLE SPRING Skirts.
The Invisible Trail" OF Mr. Braniey's manufacture
great Improvement the old Styles and especially
adapted gored dresscsN Y World, Mch IL 81.
The best skeleton which yet been used e Bradeys
Duplex Elliptic Skrt-N. Y. Tribune. March "a 1851
Mr. Bradeys Duplex skirts perfect IN size and sha2e
well and nexbility.N Y. Times March H. 1857
Bradley's Duplex skirts recognized IN TINS cty and
New York the only skirt TO be by ladies'
Lady's Book for March, 1867.
The most acceptable Hoop Skirts are y Brsdleys D"-
plex Elliptic. -Peterson's Magazine for April, P67.
useless speak of the merits Of the Duper
Elliptic all other claimants TO ladies' favor
Frank Leslie's Magazine for March.
For sale ia all in tho United St&tes
and else where.
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ss - d. yGsFsf rse fs%y sff
REMEDY. Used inwardly New York agents, Demss
Barnes Co, Wells Helmbold. Coddingtcn,
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THE REBEL AMERICAN NAVY.

Costs OF suit IN tine kappahannOck Case.
COURT ADMIRALTY, LONDON, Ia.
Before the Right Hon. DR. Washington.
II will be remembered that last year the celebraef
vessel, the Rappahannock was the subject Of cross
actions one In which the government Of the United
States or America the plaints for the possession
OF the ship, which ultimately given up to them, aud
the other In which Mr. T. Pearson the plaintiff for
necessaes supplied 10 the ship previous TO her sale 70
the agents OF the Confederate States this suit was aban
doned by Pearson.
Mr. f. C. GARRISON for the United States government,
the defendants In the suit for necessares moved
the for attachment for all the costs OF the
but Il appeared that Pearson became bankrupt =
June last the motion varied for payment OF costs
since the date OF the deed OF assignment.
Dr. Tristram, for Pearson, opposed the motion.
DR. Washington said that Mr. Pearson must pay all the
costs which have been incurred since the date Of his
bankruptcy.
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,n Tss Hsws ssSc cs. Isss S,sss
saving mschins9, Prcsidv al ~ broadway. New fc~
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7 U RKEY.

The Envoy to the United States About to Set
Out.
CoSsrASrrSoPIE, April 20. 1867.
The recently appointed envoy to the United States.
Edouard BAcque Bey is about to depart for America
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PARIS April l6 correspondence OF the London Times
NJ Fnc lirArdin had already gwen the name Of the
Pruss,an ouadriiaters 10 the fortvcssss Of Luxem-
burg Osoisntx, Sarrslous and Mayencs: and Ne nov
Frss sssr he Rrussan QusdrlassrA 70 sxiss she YIN