The New York herald., 1868-03-03
e r o P E.
Prusslan Legislative Debates on North
German Consolidation.
King william and Count Bismarck In
the Political Lobby.
THE IRISH RIOTS IN CORK.
TIE IRISH RIOTS IN CORK.
GERMANY.
SPECIAL Correspondence OF THE HERALD

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD
Legislative Oratory-Sixfy.three Speakers on
One Bill-New Postal Arrangements Be-
tween the Bund and Other European
Statcs-Increase Of Oflcers In the Army
ships Furnished to tho Bund Navy-Thc
Famine A Ne ctIon for the Ex.kiDg In Han0.
scr-Mcasurinx n Parallel OF Latitude.
BERLIN. Feb. II, 1868.
Thus FAR this week the Prussian chambers have been
occupied in debating bill to give the province Of Hano.
yer the benen. OF interest OF about twelve million
tAaers which tho provincial authorities are to apply
10 provincial purposes All parties are broken up the
question excepting The extreme left which bitterly op-
poses any distinction between the old and paris Of
tnc kingdom. Count Bismarck s strongly in favor Of
ghe BILL and SO Il will, without doubt be carried whom
comes TO vote, aconsunmation likely to be delayed
some time II all Of the speakers who yet to hold
forth provo lengthy those who have opened the
ball. Sxty-three gentlemen entered their names the
Hst of orators
Is expressly provided In the constitution Of the
North German Bund that no member OF the Reichstas
shall receive compensation for his services The con.
atituents of gentleman having presented him with
purse for the purpose of defrayns his expenses while
atesding the citing of the Bund Chambers the govern.
6nt has entered action against him. and the ease
via bo brought TO trial.
II. Fassiaud, the Belgian Postmaster General is here
with OF his chief assistants to arrange the terms Of
postal treaty with the Bund Negotiations are
also being carried with the Norwegian Post Office De-
partnient for Q new convention Hitherto the mail
matter from Prussia and the continent generally has
reached Norway Copenhagen but the Norwegians do
not like such dependency aud are anxious for direct
communication. 1t is probable that line OF steamboats,
viii bc put between Kiel and Chrisans to effect ths
Commissioners from Bavaria. Wurtembers and Baden
hoxra prv,r
fhs basis OF postal treaty to be made by the Ger
man States with Switzerland. When these trsaos and
conventions all settled proposals will be made to
ahe Russian, French md other for mpor
tant reduction OF the existing postal tariff 1t costs
much to send letter from Berlin TO ST. Petersburg
70 New York; while TO London or Paris IL costs even
more According 10 the SpenercAe Ze,tun3 proposals
for navigation and treaty between the
United States and the North German Buna have BEEN
made by Mr.. Bancroft.
During the year 1867 the Prussan army increased
BY TAO officers Of tho various grades O! these 425
were Hanoverians, 13 Austrians, Moxicans and o
Swss Foryses vessels carrying 483 guns have been
given by Prussia to the Bund marne-vz., 8 ironclad
friga,es, monitors decked corvettes. smooth dock
sovetos despatch boats and ~ gunboa.,; all those
are screw steamers; OF sailing ships fgates briggs
transport and recruiting ship. "rhe Prussan Eage Is
10 be docked at Danzig-at which end The paragraph
does not say.
statement that the Aanoverian soldiers who have
been living In Switzerland form the nucleus
Of foreign legion in France, but bs employed
ARiers, relieves the minds OF those who thought ths
whole Of the French government studied snub
from Hanoyef where they liable to military duty
y Is suspected that they III iurn up Ia tho segion,n
which, tnough IL now numbers scarcely bakers Dozen
helps TO MAINTAIN ex-hing Georges hope OF once more
yufing IN Hanover
Some OF the opposition journals have oyerdrawn their
pictures OF the distress in East Prussia Ono OF tho
worst stories tod the pols Zeang has been shown
be utterly iasc, thus laying tito paper opoa to the
charge caring for party capital than FOR the SUI
Geiing people, As tubs is the only paper which has sent
. correspondent TO the suffering sIrcs its accounts
have been copied and, as they went without contradc
ton, believed throughout Ge many. Ihe party press
must indeed be bard up for agitation materials when IL
becomes necessary 10 dstort aud invent tales OF suffering
which most count only indirectly against the present
adm,nIslraton E1orls fer the roisf OF tue province
continue undated Tbs ASSOCIATION under tue protec
fson OF the Crown Prince has gathered more than
1000 haers and hopes to moro than double the sum.
IL rs ais intended TO supply seed potatoes and seed
grain IN the spring either gratutousy or a. the lowest
poss be Most Of the wages paid by the associa
aon are in I'd, especially 10 bread which IL BAKED in
great Quantities by the Berlin Bread company. About
90 600 naes was cleared by the Queens BAZAAR which
closed on saturday evening OF the most valuable
articles remained uusoa at The closing, and To be
distributed to the purchasers Of admission tickets by
lottery. The bazaar committee will thus derive no
further advantage from them While reduction OF The
pr az "hcn they we're held would have cleared most
Professor vinchow will deliver lecture on the
fam nety phod in the concert bouse next Sunday. He
h Always of crowded house. The proceeds VIII
60 to the hungry, and the monster will be thus fought
by Weapons furnished BY himself.
An Official report from Lcmoerg says that great masses
Of arc yug all along vsiua, and that q sud-
den thaw would inundaio the lowands misorunss
COME sngle.
Whether Grahan bread Is moro nutritious than tha.
made in the ordinary way has become quile question
OF the day by reason Of the necessity maxim; every
ounce OF food 60 fer possible in East Prussia.
Those who not satisfied with Dr. Lisb'gs uirma i've
answer, nor with Professor Scauzenscins opinion that
bran bread Is humbur, what Edward Baltzer
thinks about tho matter In two volumes Lately pub
hshed la Nordhausen
Reference vas maize IN the HERALD a short tim. ngo
70 attempt, which has been less successfully
made TO estab isn peoples kitcnonsh from which the
poor people procure plain but substantial md well
cooked fooi Cheaper than they themselves prepare
H. The Institution having nearly died natural death
md brought its oundofs debt IL became necessary
% either abandon the project or rcmodsi H. Two or
three OF the Kitchens having sustained themselves ana
proved real blessings to tns laOoers Their noighbor.
hood determlu.s the mansg rs 10 mako trial.
queen augusta, who does not generally own 10 piobean
proeliyitics was present on Sunday at tho opening
Of new Kitchen. Her hajesiy partogk Of
also consented considered the pro.cctress Of hs
Kitchen Though these gitcaens designed 10 sup.
ply families s evident that they mus DO peculiarly
convenient fsr unmarried rersons and IL II
they ought 10 be introduced with adyau;ag, ia New
YORK, ~noro such hoss OF single men and women ara
10 be iOund. The idea OF the Berlin association In
provaiing upon tho Queen TO VISIT weud be found
wouey of imitation 10 Nos York; not that Il Is recon-
purpo Of throwing a halo around such q movement
but mat some way oald be ,akea make tho iusllta-
tion highy respectable, not fashionable. Sc aIng rrs
for example, arc, Ia America so proud that they would
prefer bit o cheese scarcely large enough to bait
mouse trap tot good clnner, " the later camo BY
charity. Be II observed, however, that The meals fur.
nshed at these kitchens not dood as alias bit
sold Cor what they st, and that tho capital which
they oporata Is gwen by wealthy gentlemen, TO whom
the loss OF interest IS u bagaielle.
Over 500 journeymon cisaimakcrs be& meeting
The other day to deDounce their employers for adopting
set OF rules and 10 seroo upon tho usual premi-
naries for strike, near sirko II Is possible
under tho prussnu law. Tho Offending regulations arc
that hereafter workmen may quit or be dismissed with.
out rtnights previous nOtce, ~ heretofore; that
only those workmsn will DO employed who bring cer,!.
ncales OF dismissal from their former employers; that
the bringing OF baskets and the wearing OF crinone
during working hours. also combing ihe hair Ia tue
working Rooms, sro to be prohibited. aud that the
employer or agent shall have the optional right OF
s'visitaiiOn." 4 q, OF examining tho person to see
whether anything has been concealed by the men or
girls Only mon nowai hY tie poiica 70 alland