The New York herald., 1868-05-11

Voted doo on Arriage; but the proposition was
coined tbn n tho fehdai landowners He well
dictate the .rmens when mlghtier power would
engtiy 1ke OF civilization and humanity, After
lexD debate, the law TO go into force on July
he was adopted by a large majority. Alas for
, coor Junkers, the chvalry OF Mecklenburg how
-ey will mourn
The business OF the day was completed by calling
up the contested election returns in the case OF
Deputy Won Helldorf, who out of ~ 7l2 votes naa
scant majority Of &C. which, It was ced ne e,S S%ea s
triet. Several conservatives having deniea els
alleged logroltag, Count Bismarc5 Game 70 Ieir ara
by saying that the government claimed 1t as right
to point out by all means il saw dc the candidates
whom 1t wished to be elected. The voters, he con-
tended had right to know which caaaiaate Won!a
had pronounced In favor Of that indivsdua It was no
ground for complaint. Deputy schEItze- Delitzsch
In the in question had gone 30 far as to seize
the election tickets Of the opposite party and Deputy
now now s undertook 70 Meddie with election re-
turns, the validity of elections being decided by
the Reichstag and The Bard Chancellor having no
are to be proclaimed, saiS Herr Won Hennig, as is
done in imperial France. we going to have par
opposition to the VIII Of the people. Should the
Bund government think itself entitled to influence
in testing the retus. In spite Of this strong appeal
and the cOmmtters report against accepting Deputy
Won Helldorf's credentials the final vote showed a
smaH ina]orltyfor admitting the member.
few slttings more and the Rechstag will again
adjourn to make room for the Zoll Parliament con.
vened by q decree dated the 18th instant, and
commencing 1--WE, William, by the grace OF
God King OF Prussia and entrusted with
1n,r functions sa1 according to the treaty
man Confederation and Bavaria, Wurtemberg,
Baden and Hesse call together the German ZOll Par
Bund Council to make the requisite preparations
thereto" &C. The ministerial organ claims Prussan
victory in the South German elections to the ZO Par
1ament reckonirg as more or less friendly to the ma
tional cause fortyour out OF the eghysx deputies,
but In order to arrive at this result 1t has grouped
the figures to suit ITSELF 1t Is something novel, at
all events to see the representatives Of all Germany
willing to meet in concave even none but CONNER
cial questions to be discussed. OF the discord
which will stalk rampant in such an assembly you
Shall be duly informed
Day before yesterday the Crown Prince started on
his trip TO the wedding of Prince Humbert In Flor
ence. He dined at Leipsic and has accepted an in
| vtation from the Bavarian monarch to remain one
day in Munich. His suite consists OF Lieutenant
| Colonel Won LOucadon, adjutant of his Majesty,
two OF his own adjutants, his physician, &c. 1t is
| vded himself with the new habit de coetr-velvet
dress coat, color al ibttun excepting blue, silver
emoroidered collar white or coored cashmere pants
decided upon by Victor Emanuel's master OF cere-
mony, whose former nonchalance in matters of
etiquette has often been the theme of amusement.
rhe birthday of Queen Mary, the consort of ex-
King George, was celebrated at Hanover on the 14th
inst. by the oyalists who had jolly time In clubs
and private mansions, and displayed the former
national colors, yellow and White, in an ingenious
manner BY srewing the road leading to the royal
ex-puryeyors to his Majesty closed their shops. In
the afternoon crowds of people pilgrlmed to the
Herrenhans palace, ladies and children being dressed
In white and yellow garments, the men wearing the
decoration Of Langensalza. Several cards OF con-
graduation were gotten up and sent to Hiebzing.
The police winked at these demonstrations harmless
as they were and the day passed without any dis
turbance OF the peace
The advantages OF throwing off the cares Of sover-
eignty by an accession treaty. such as entered into
between the Duke Of Waldeck and Prussia, must
have become apparent to the Duke OF Anhalt that
through the mediation OF the Prince Of Hohenzol-
lern, he has proposed q similar arrangement with O
view OF retiring with a handsome indemnihcatOn
and oil his domains and private property. He even
offers complete resignation of his thrones but that
will not be accepted, as the vote OF Anhalt would
then be lost to the Bund Council.
The Darmstadt difficulty concerning the military
convention with Prussia has been disposed of by the
resignation OF Lieutenant General Won Grolmon and
Is likely TO be followed by the dismissal OF Herr Won
Dawigk. Prince Louis has resumed the command,
and the mission Of General Won Bonin, selected for
that purpose by King William himself has thus been
| eGtirely successful. The contagiousness OF such
difficulties Is shown by events reported
| ffom Nuremberg, where the Minister OF War,
Herr Won wagner, friend OF Prussia has O hard
post against all his colleagues. The radical party in