The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-09
GERMANY.
The Upper Chamber of the Prussian Legisu.
ture.-sisns of vituIity-Couut Lippc--TLe
Instruction Bill Shcived- Educationnr De-
partment--The Bishop Of Passau.

ture--sigrs of Vitutity-COuut Lippc.-TEe
Instruction Bill Shcived- Educationnr De-
partment--The Bishop Of Passau.
BERLIN, November %, 1859.
The upper chamber has held another sitting
when was passed the resolution against the pro-
posed premium loan as also the bill for the uniform
legalization OF becoming Of age at the period Of
twenty one years. The only incident worth record.
ing was the motion OF Count Lippe ex.Minisrer OF
Justice having reference to encroachments on the
part of the Bund constitution upon that OF Prussia
and regarding the establishment OF the supreme
commercial tribunal fLeipsic) as such encroachment.
The NOBLE Count found not much support for his
sensitive views, and was finally told by the
present Minister OF Justice Dr. Leonhardt, that the
North German Bund WAS not SO fearful an
institution he had described it-that 1t
would remain within It's legal sphere without
completely exngulshng the functions OF the upper
house OF PRUSSIA, ana that II IL were 80 rapac Gus
an institution the noble Count should bear In MIND
that he was one chiefly concerned In having estab
lsnedi II. Alter THIS cncner tue motion was quietly
sneived.
The much spoken OF instruction bill OF Herr Won
Muhler mas had similar late In the lower cnam-
ber winch refused to discuss It In the plenum aud
referred II 10 select committee Of thirty-nve, wno
VIII not report upon 1t during this session. The
Minister OF instruction would do much better To
devote nts attention TO the flDg up OF the numer-
GUS vacancies Tor teachers, and supplying the de-
mana Tor new appointments 10 the old and new
pioNiHces. Tue Tetulu5 20 10 SNOW that tu6 places
OF OBJ principal teachers nave been LETT vacant and
an equal NUMBER OF assistants are required at tue
present moment, while apart from these as many
As lzlz new appointments nave become necessary.
IL IL NOT surprising that In view OF the meagre In
ducements neid out 70 peuagogues In PRUSSIA very
lew come forward 10 volunteer their services.
fou nave already been informed that Professor
NircaoW's lnoton for partial reduction oil arma-
ment has been rejected. IL ~ refreshing to see It
approved by the saxon Chamber, and SIM more Bo
10 notice ultra conservatives ana men IN high ONCE
such as Deputy Won hlnsieuei and Deputy " Kon-
nerlz, oil Dresden, the latter beng son-ln-law TO
the AUSTRIA Premier. Count beu.t, US having voted
In It's favor. Army reduction being the great que3
NON Oh the day, Il Is necessary TO present record
OF every voice gained over TO the cause.
According 10 "a ELECTROMAGNETIC journal proceed
ings at Rome against the Bshop OF Passau-who ~
called tue Bas0rtan Father Hyacintns now
about TO cunlnate In verdict. lie Is not TO be i'm
prisoned, SAYS tue clerical organ "a the Rolnish
CDurch mas ceased 10 go Jnat myth but nevcrIhe-
less, his punishment val be severe.
National development Retarded-prnssin Re-
garded a Drag Cham on Progress What
Rhenisb PntriarchsI Legislator Says OF
the systcm-Iateriai Progress--po,ish Dis
unioDs-South German Lcforn,--Preinier
Bismarck-Cablo Teiegrnphy.
BERLIN, Nov. % 1869.
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