New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
NETWORK, TUESDAY. JULY 6, 1869

under thenew tariff of the foreign article driving the
domestic from the market. ,
These were the most important measures proposed
to Parliament for consideration. Most or the re-
auctions, excepting on iron. recommended IN Tue
Tariff bill were adopted but the duty on petroleum
was strenuonsy opposed, and finally y am
ing Count Bsmarck's declaration that unless IL were
acceded to the Government would not approve tue
bill, it was defnitively rejected by vote OF l55
against Ill. The tax on sugar, however was agreed
Yesterday, the present sessions of both the Gus
toms Parliament and the North German Diet were
closed by speeches from the King The most import
ant part of that addressed to the former assembly
was where il was said that the bill relating TO sugar
would be agreed to, the alteration made IN IL ana
not materially differ from the motives which leu 10
its introduction, and that the amendments to the
Tariff bill did not meet the appreciation OF the COM
bined Governments. The session OF the IusVoln OLE
Parliament has been very short, having lasted lust
twenty days, and nothing OF great Importance mas
been accomplished unless ii is that the Prussan Gov
eminent has been Enthusiastically given to understand
that it must not attempt burden the other States
of Germany to settle the disorder In It's own hnahees
The Prussian Chambers will probably be convened
in the Fall. when some hard words VIII be inter
changed between Ministers and Deputies; and the
North German Diet will be called together at inc
beginning of the new year.
THE NEW GERMAN MILITARY HARBOR, WILL
uELSMHAVEN.
Writing on June 10, the Berlin correspond
ent OF The London Times thus describes the
new military harbor just inaugurated by the
Separate i5H harbors. with canals, sluices TO reeu
late the tide and array of dry docks for ordinary
iron-cased vessels AS you approach Dy SNIP you hlst
find yourself in artificial BASIN tianked ny immense
granite moles respectively 1000 ana gogO eet IONS axe
wide and leads to the first suice l53 eet ong anu 90
and 400 wide the second sluce Immediately behind.
long and wide AZ the first Then there lo0Ms tann
having about halfway another harbor for dredging
steamers and similar craft This leads to the port par r.
eeHenoe consisting of basin LOO feet long ana 40
wide with smaller special basin for boats To the ght
THE SAXON ELECTIONS.
The results OF the Saxon elections nave Deeh hVofa-
BILE Liberals ana their majority II secure OF inc
so members Of the Lower Chamber. a are Liberal 2o
gentlemen have been elected twice. two reflections VIII
be The national Liberals have great reason
To be proud Of their success.
THE SOUTH GERMAN STATES AND TIE ECUMENIcAL
COUNCIL. -,
Prince HOhenlohc has requested the Cabinets 81 the
South German States 10 propose inc IoluWing qu1."t
Ia the Theological Faculties Of their respective unNrh
"ect TO the relations OF Church aud state would result
fom a resolution Of the EcumeTdcal Council
the mfaliibiy of the Pope and the doctrines OF me
syllabus dognas Of the Churchi 2. VIII the teaei,
OF ecceSastlcai law In that case feel nouna 70
moral s0yefejgus ns an article ~ faith binding on the
conscieuces Of al Christians ~ VIII tney 1 cy a
consider the real aud personal unmunties OF VIC ceiE!
divine right, ana therefore an article OF ti DlhunR ON
hy which We can determine whether the declarations Of
tie Pope spoken cathedral ana nave therefore
CITistfaHsi n So what are thcset s. What influence
would resolutions Of the Council Oh the ABOVE poh nave
on the education Of the peOplet
AUSTRIAN HOSTILITY TO THE BISHOPS.
In the mean time, DR.. Ilasner, the Minister OF Educa.
ton in Austria has declared the disciplinary power oi
the Bishops exercised IN that Empire, Illegal WIN
respect TO this Tie WGHdcrer by this means
great gap in our laws las been hled up. The Bishops
claim send the lower orders OF the clergy 10 to
called houses Of correction thOrTcOHs AnStdhcip tey
do not yield implicit uhedeLcc Ia the ordinances OF Their
superiors. This not only opposed TO the constitution
but 10 the laws Of personal freedom. Accordingly Ut.
Hasncr has Issued directions to The proper AUTHORITIES
that such episcopal DEGREES shall only he considered
binding when the priest in question voluntarily submits
10 them" In ohel the imprisonment b. to be CON
sdeied illegal and the priest d To bc protected inc
Austrian Journals treat the clergy with violence that
can hardly be Increased. The Debate begins au article
thus VIII I'D Of this troublesome lilcsl J.