The New York herald., 1868-06-23

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o,ens ana crosses rom dozen or more European
A locomotive. particularly one at the neaa or 9
sfan does not seem very suitable object to levy an
attachment upon. This happened nevertneless, q
Cologne and efsnf Beru o. ss
entered the station at DuIsburg, westphaIIan
town, when the sheriff cooliy stepped up to the in.
attached the engine The claim against the rairoad
company. which is very rich, amounted to only
but not paid for. The poor Inspector was Il sea OF
troubles, the passengers cr0wding around him and
tdemanGns ts 70 Continue on their way not aware Of
IN screening the heart OF the creditor, who accom-
panied the Sheriff, by promising and fu urnshing him
three days. Then only the train was allowed TO pro-
ceed; The directors or the company, taken quite
Ssr ~ sre aI Creditor have sgned
the money and costs were promptly paid
The Improvement OF electric Communication be-
motion WILL for the first time In this country be put
into practical operation the Berlin Vienna rail.
pany is now running between the two cities making
the distance In about thirty hours they win start
commencing with the Goth inst, day express on
duced. Each carriage Ii TO contain small case yis
PIE 70 the passengers and fronted with pane OF
alarm bells instantly warn the engineer and oicers
TO stop the train In order to ascertain the carriage
from whence the signal has been given and to pre-
vent abuse by PASSENGERS the construction OF the
apparatus is such that pressure on the knob starts
simultaneously two little trap doors attached to
smut down in the ordinary way. The The ad. d.
vantage OF this contrivance B obvious, for
something something or another. visible only to the
of the train highly important II should UpRaFo %oIH 70
satisfaction the government is likely to make Its
general introduction obligatory, at least allow no
new carriages to be constructed without the ap-
paratus.
The position Of prosecuting attorney may some
Times he attended with danger, as can be seen from
the following account Of an assassination which has
recently occurred at Memel East Prussia. The state
workman to imprisonment for theft. The husband, an
IN it OF frenzy appeared in court before the State
Attorney and demanded the immediate release OF
knife and stabbed his victim twice in the breast and
abdomen. With difficulty the crowd OF people as
sembed there succeeded In disarmng the desperate
and manacliny him. In spite OF the Immediate sur
gcal attendance the official died the same night IN
intense agony.
Having already communicated to you that the new
law abollshlng within the North German COhfedera-
ton Imprisonment for debt came into force on the
appeared the previous evening in the B,lnd
Ld,o Record, it may be interesting to mention
It's operation in Stettin. Though the distance
from here to that town Is but three hours by rail
the authorities OF the District Court there had bureau
cratic scruples In acting before procuring q copy
OF the aforesaid Bund La,o Rec d This they obtained
at last, though not without considerable diiculty.
Even one Of the prisoners was allowed to go ut
large accompanied by an officer to hunt about the
onels were set free three days after the publication
or the law, and by some mistake or another fresh
customer was brought there In custody and not re-
leased until next morning The loss Of the pleasures
OF the Whitsuntde holidays was 30 much keener felt
by the Stertlners as some OF their Berlin colleagues
their newly acquired liberty by a jaunt to SWINE
munde, calling upon them on their way with great
nlIarity and humorously condolng with them on
The basis upon which the agreement between the
Prussian government and the gambling concerns at
made use of by the Belgian government with regard
to the games at Spa 1t has been stipulated that in
tae year isal the gambling s to cease and the town
Southern Feeling Toward Prussia-The Zoll-
verein Parliament Electiens-DGanifesto to
the EiectOrs-Platform Of the Liberals-The
Treaty Of Prague and Its -Fulflmeut-
A Poets Refuge-COnstituti0na Jubilee.
STUTTGART June 9, 1868.
At the time OF the elections for the Zo Parliament
announced to you that they had evoked demon
strations, which proved the moral unity of South
Germany as against Prussan hegemOny, at least in
the internal and domestic concerns of South Ger
many. The attitude of the South German fraction
in Berlin during the session Of the Zol Parliament
has been entirely in keeping with the professions OF
Its individual members during the electoral cam
paign and with the wishes OF the electors. Their
resolute attitude imposed on the Prussian govern
ment itself, which aided them In throwing out the
address lin answer to the Kings spcech proposed by
national liberal The speech of the King of Prussia in
which he disclamed any and every intention of
forcing political unity or Prussian Capitalization
upon tho South Germans may also be deemed
Souta German victory over the Prussian ambition
The last act OF this party which represents South
German love OF liberty and nti-mtarism as well as
the great principle OF local selfgovernment as op-
posed to an ungenial, unwished. for Capitalization
the last act repeat before leaving Berlin for their
South German homes, has been to issue to their
electors manifesto, or pronuncian,fento, which
now proceed to translate. The manifesto says
At the close OF the first session of the zol Para.
ment We esteem 1t TO be duty to give an account
to our electors OF our proceedings and impart TO
them the results OF our experience. Convinced
easy for us to hold fast to the treaty stio,''
latlons which form the constitutional basis of The
Loll Parliament and to defend the interests which
mad been confded TO US, we have met together as a
'South German party"-a party which included the
majority OF the Bavarian, everyone OF the Wdrtem-
burg and portion OF the Badenser representatives
and to which several deputies from other horizons oi
Germany annexed themselves. our party unity has
enabled US powerfully to contribute to the rejection
oil the motion for an address, the deliberations ON
which would at critical period have served TO
sharpen the differences which exist in Germany. and
would also have changed the constitutional charac
yer OF the Zol Parliament in the first moments OF
us operations. Our party unity has further sue
ceeded In cutting down to n toierably small figure
the nscal demands or the Council OF the Zo
Bund-demands which In opinion were NOT
Justied by ransltory fangs OF In customs receipts
Ior instead OF customs and excise tax on to ,acco
and petroleum amounting to $4,000 thaers there
mas been voted only o tobacco excise tax TO the
amount OF $4,000 thalers. Our party voted TO a |
man against the customs duty on petroleum and |
against any taxation whatever Of tobacco The /
majority OF our party accepted the commercial |
treaty with Austria. minority OF the same voted
against it, because its lowering OF the tariff will
accrue TO the benefit OF non-German countries with
out corresponding reciprocity. The commercial |
treaties with spain and the States OF the Church.
as wen as bills concerning the mode for |
collecting the customs duties, were unobiec-
ti0nable to us. Called at a historically i'm. |
portant Juncture to take part In an assembly
which In material interests represents great mart
oi Gcrmany ian allusion to the exclusion Of Austrian