The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

such as sundewitt and Alsen, which, as every one
knows, Prussia VIII never give back"
press OF Danish and Augustenburg sympathies. The
latter represented by the Kiel Zeitsg and the Itze
ton Of is 900 to 10000 and have no particular aec-
tien for Prussia and Its provincial policy, Is con-
S me D1 rs e
the Fieasourg 1vts and their frequent appeals to
fiscated and fined by the State attorney.
The INSTRUMENTATION OF the annexed provinces,
ernment Is exemSed in the IooWinS
ment for Hanover:-rwo marshals, elected by the
King Of Prussia; three burgomasters and three far
merS are placed at the head OF the Provincial Diet
and authorized to act within the power delegated
by It, All its resolutions are subject 10 government
chief President. from whom appeal may be made to
the Minister of the Interior 1t is curious enough
that hencef0rth these administrative officials shall
be exempt from the usual examinations, though
other classes OF citizens in Prussia such as knack
ers, physicians, apothecares, midwives, surgeons,
sea captains: mates, pilots, &C., are compelled to
submit to them in order to obtain permission to ply
their trade.
Though Russia il really on the most friendly terms
with Prussia, 1t has lately published q ukase con-
corning the surveillance or Its Customs regulations,
which does not at all SAVIOR OF great regard Tor It's
Here Russia arrogates the right OF hostile pursuit all
over the Baltic Sea, which, II asserted would open
the way for abuse and great trouble. The Konigs.
berg Chamber OF Commerce has already petitioned
the Prussan Ministry for relief against this ukase
The handsome and arstocratic city OF Dresden has
had, last week, little ensete within its walls the
work OF few hundred public porters, who, without
occupation and the means OF living had been mad
dened by the inJudcious action OF the police. The
latter had licensed several firms to carry on 'por
ter's express business" and they were made re-
sponsble for the men. their uniform dress and mes
sa2es or erTands entrusted to them. But the Chief
OF Police, not satisfied yet with these measures,
made the exorbitant demand to be informed OF the
particular services rendered by the porters to the
public. He also induced q brotherin-aw OF his
to obtain license for this business and especial
lavors were granted to him. The consequence
was strike and rebellion on the part OF the porters
aided by the scum OF the city; the windows OF the
said contractors houses were smashed, sother out
quen the riot. They called for the assistance OF
the military and with their aid upward of one hum
bred arrests were made not before the tumult had
occupied three consecutive evenings and consider
able damage had been effected.
brief controversy about Schillers poems is being
carried on between Herr Kempel, publisher OF
classical authors, on the one hand and the iniuen-
tial proprie0rs Of Cota's AUgenee and the Leipsic
Gdltenldtibe.
reliable statistican gives the following compar-
is0ns between the four principal cities OF the CONT
nent-London, Paris Berlin and Vienna:-The great
est number of legitimate children are born In Lon
don; the smallest In Paris. Vienna ranks foremost
in illegitimate Births London has the least Most
marriages take place in Berlin; the fewest IN Vienna
Stubborn children are most numerous in Paris; least
numerous In Vienna. Paris has the greatest density
OF population; London the least Berlin con-
the least quantity Of meat London by far the
greatest.