The New York herald., 1868-05-11

The grand total OF the Norh German Confederation
and Southern States is 90, ,e67,344.
The census of1s6i In the States at present forming
the North German Confederation gave %, SOC, 600
soos, ana the Bund government, confidently expect
ing In TIN period OF three years increase OF at
least ONO Yer cent, or a population OF about
so,loo,o0o, demanded and obtained from the first
heichstats .e funds for army OF 800 600 men-that
is one pe:een of the entire population prescribed
by he cttsaiution. when at that time Deputy
Twesien tslni-ng OF the Minister OF War why the
infantry n Slmerts numbered up to loo though only
400 could he found in the etat, he was answered
tnat Three regiments (Nos. o., 9S and 9W had been
aen out in order not to exceed one per cen, OF the
popuiaaon hat that they would be filed up after the
census whh y almost certain TO show n GOOD
@ ceai msher yne tlan 30OOoOOO. II now turns out
,wen, 10 esS ss9 o. 10000 compelling the depart
70 at once reduce the military establish.
sae men. ma Ds ,'s aac excess Of one per cent or
papers srs STRING In their arithmetic duS demoon,t
rom the war Depa rtnent restitution OF iO5 i43.ioox
rs thaeTe equal TO 226,45 thaers H. IN. ironcev
add the On ef Of ibe;Statislical Bureau Dr. EnSei
does not tin. ly discover some evod IA caicao or
forget the kim OF 37ldgtd est refds ef ,,ros,U
As FOR the re OF ,this xpecsed M
Che census it's Qutea s9oe case. Let s,atsticians
60 be asaribed to war. fapne, pesence og as
though not leas to emigration.
1lo 10 100 IefI, to answer 10 the call OF ,ha roll
An Interpolation by Deputy wiggen asking why
general election law iOr Tue NOftn 'set fed
Grafton had not vet been published replied u, by
Commissary Won L'ebr0ck, who pleaded other aud
more pressing legisi itve labors second nter,S,l.
tation with reference TO the unconstitutional tre T.
ment OF Israettes Ia 9th Meckenburgs etlted froni
COUNTY Won Euenburg n Burd Commissary an answes
70 the effect that they had authority to interfere
with the special laws OF those States, The next
object OF discussion was the bill entitled abolition
pi police restriction MARRIAGE which provides
,nat citizens OF she Bund may enter into matrtnlony
Ethout having q household OF their own or belong
M 10 communal unions, Snd that a merriage Ger
tAncate snail not pe refused Nn account OF Insufficient
SroPery on earnings or bad repute or other police
S0teu from the bride. The police restraints respect
@8 tne marrying OF Jews ang OF some particular
ceaeeb OF citizens are abrogattd while the sfatufe
C0ncernng marriages OF military persors ciytl ON
oars, cergymel and teachers REMAINS I'm force The
0rBt speaker AGAINST the bill Count Won Rassewitz
- bs8etting psupersm IL everybody to be pcy..
mtted TO set up his home anywhere, housebold son
cofns suspended. ~ 10 were, In the ars Is that
true matrimonial union which the laborers on
. highway or railroad contract on the strength
Of the wages they may earn during lis |
provinces warning TO the government TO ad. |
here TO its privilege OF granting or refusing con.
sent In many casesf Deputy WigRers, of Berlin
formerly q resident Of Mecklenburg, admitted that
restrictions may diminish connubial proetariansm
but he showed BY oncial figures how II increased |
the legitimate. From 1SOs TO 1917 the proportion
OF ilegltimate births TO legitimate was as one TO
one 70 seven 1880 TO s as one TO fve s4s TO 1851 aS
g1e 70 fou aud 1853 to 1870 as one TO three IL con.
number the latter.
Ihe government of MecklcnN Nprg, aware OF the ,
IN" W plonc morality, proposed " apolsn 'Re IS'