The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-09
GERMANY.

- inc Mex1cau question ana h8aluet INC
United states-Royalty Against Republicans
,tsm-The Luther FesfivaI-United States
Bonds and: Gold Observation-Disclosures Pros
pects.
FRANKFORT, June "a, 1S6S
That the sympathiee of a military government can
never be for free republic could never be matter
Of doubt; still 1t might open the eyes Of Mr.. Bancroft
and others who take the same view Of the excel
lence of Prussan policy If send you an extract OF
pamphlet which has just been sent by the Prussian
Director Of Police Of our town to the wardens and
parsons Of the different villages with the invitation
70 give 1t the widest circulation. quote passage
about Mexico:-"If Europe Is threatened anyhow 1t
IL by North America. This country will bring us
once In the same position that Of Asia with regard
70 Europe. Napoleon acted therefore, with great
prudence when he tried during the civil war to raise
powerful neighbor at their frontiers and he would
have succeeded II perndous Albion had assisted him.
He acted wisely to withdraw his soldiers when they
could do nothing more in Mexico. Macmillan could
have saved himself by hight II his generals had not
acted treacherously towards him. 81
There Ia doubt that all the sympathies of the
German people are with the union but with regard
20 the military and the bureaucracy they every
where the same their predictions for the prin
Ciple Of authority.
To-day and tomorrow great festivals will take
place at Worms for the Inauguration Of the Luther
monument. The King of Prussia and several OF the
minor Protestant Kings and Dukes will attend
Speculation is now very lively at our bourse, all
sorts of railway stock are eagerly bought up and
issues OF the same are readily subscribed for. There
Is no lack Of competition; Austria and Russia bid
Iar prices for money loans There are four Austrian
Kurek- Chorthaw railway bonds, per cent guaran-
teed by Russia; they all are offered at the average
continue in good request, and would command a
much higher price were it not for the high premium
on gold People expect that If Congress should
Of w pn in GOLD 10
stipulated nye-twenty bonds win be quoted at New
York in gold just as it is already the case with
tries would become Independent Of the fluctuations
Of the gold market BY which the price Of the bonds
highly interesting case has been decided by the
Jury at Warzbprg When the last revolution broke
were stolen at warsaw and sent for eale TO
foreign countries; some OF them have even found
their way to America OF course the Russian govern.
bankers at W1rzburs and Surembur a having in
Cured loss thereby, the police came the tracks
Of the agents and arrested two professional
gamblers, one Of whom had lost sleo 600 in one day
agents for gang OF swndlers whose headquarters
are at London, under the directions Of a certain
Ruhemarn. Both, having been convicted have been
sentenced to seven years. hard labor in the House OF
Correction.
The harvest will begin next week in South Ger
many; first that OF rye, which promises TO be
abundant. The same has been the case with regard
TO rape, which has been already taken in.
The North German Reichsias In Its Last Days
Of SessiOn-Scenes i'm the Legislative Body
Imperfections. OF the Confederation-Schisn
Between Church and Staie-Religious In
tolerance In Prussia-The People Against
Doamatism-s'Uneasy Lies the Head thut
Wears a Crown''-Royal Assassinations.
BERLIN, June %, 1858.
The proceedings OF the Rechstag presented no.
thing remarkable during the last few days. The
house and the galleries thinly peoped, business
was rushed through with feverish heat, and even
Herr simson's otherwise imperturbable temperament
went by the board. II was on the occasion OF mo-
ton made TO re-establish the German Reich's ar
chives-a proposition which has found little sympa-
thy among the majority-when Deputy Schweit
Eer editor of the Berlin Social Democrat expressed
mis- doubts concerning the presence OF @ quorum.
Herr simson, rather angry replied that he would in
stantly settle that question; and, touching the knob
Of the teegraphs bell attached TO his desk gave the
sign for members struggling in the garden, ba rroom
&C, 70 hasten in. Turning to Deputy Won schweit
ger, he asked him, with triumphant air, II he were
now satisfied OF the presence OF a quorum.
The following day, when, after the last reading OF
the bill restricting gambling on Sundays the vote on
II TO be taken. Deputy Won schweitzer raised the
same objection without being listened to by the
president, who declared the bill carried.
Deputy Won scHwEITzER-I asked for the moor
before the vote was taken 20 speak on the rules OF
the House, as think that was entitled TO do so.
President sIssoS-No has a right TO speak
when the House has decided to vote.
Deputy Won ScnwErTzER-I counted but 100 men,
beIs IN the House.
PREsIDENT-The clerks have counted 100.
Deputy LAsKER--I wish 10 say that the gentleman
who yesterday, as to-day, raised the question Of q
quorum has not even been present during the dis.
cussion OF the bl he raised his objection al the very
moment OF entering the House.
Deputy voY ScHwETTzER-This assertion " alto
gether untrue. have BEEN present since The com
mencement.
Deputy DIR. Reincke social Democrat has an.
nounced his resignation TO the Reichstap. In an
address his constituents he says that his efforts
have committee appointed TO report upon the
social position OF the laborng classes had utterly
failed In the Rechstag. He highly astonished
that such O purely conservative motion had been
refused 10y the Bund Council, though the nvestiga-
ton, NJ proposed by him, was to I've carried on by
their very organs. A legislature which refuses to
look into the most important matter concerning the
people can do no good. hut his surprise was at its
height when majority declared that, though no
quorum were present, the Recnstag could continue
the debate. Considering paragraph twenty-eight of
fwenty.nine aud one-third million inhabitants OF the
North German Confederation. not more than twenty
thousand al the highest are III 10y their pecuniary or
other means 10 accept seat In the Reichsag. With
pucn immense bar TO qualncation no small
danger arises 81 any number, however small. OF de-
puties In the Reichstag ma. sufl1ce for con-
iinuing the DEBATE. The government will always
have a eufficent number Of rs partisans on hand and
thus obtain the rule. In England where for two
tures the people had fought FOR liberty where Charles
l. was decaptated, and James III. driven into exile,
II was different there the people are con cious OF
their dearly purchased rights aud 10 can do no harm
N only forty or fifty members are present In the
Mouse OF Commons. lie closes by saying, that "a an
honest man he feels compelled to lay down his
mandate
4 An amusing incident was afforded to the House by
member OF the Bund Council, the Mecklenourg
Grand Ducal State Councillor Won Muller, who de-
erred 20 rectify statement made about negitimste
hribe In the duchy. Ia saxony, he said, with pop
paton OF, 2sle17 souls hrr for the years 81
the number ofsIegitmate births s2.127, iegitlmaie
I47eo. In Mecklenburg, with population OF 652OI2
souls, ind, during the same period. 4O4sz eglti.
anAo acsa f,tpofo birth