The New York herald., 1869-12-01

Upper Sie5a, where ne was welcomed III the usual
style OF precOncerted arrangements, including pro-
cesslons OF burgomasters. clergy, school teachers
ana scholars, as also trIumphal arches ana tllum-
nations at the compulsory expense OF the commut-
ties. In spite OF the unfavorabe weather the chase
was quite successful, which Ii mostly 10 DC attr0-
ted to the efforts OF the Forester ana his attendants
who, oil course never fail to select proper spOta
where 10 station the nigh sportsrnen and drive tha
game up 10 them. On the nrst day his Majesty ana
SAINTS early IN the morning and luncned In the open
arr they and the whole partJ drove TO another Sec
mcnced In good earnest, amounting on tais day to
twenty bucks, 242 hares, $50 pheasants TWO par
tridges, seven rabbits, one fox and one owlIin
oil 053. or which his Majesty Killed seven bucks
thirty-two nares, rabbit ninety five pheasants
and one OWL on the following day, the etn instant
the sport transferred to the woods OF the Pess
district, and confined TO large game. Here the royal
marksmen had the good fortune to Kill one buffalo t0f
The scarce bison E,,opaens nve oi the largest stays
deer one old and four Young boars eleven large and
nine smaller sows on the 18th inst. his Majesty and
the princes OF the blood Will take part In another
sporting affair at Cruden and Anlosen where o
grand onslaught Will be made upon pheasantS, which
| are IN preserves there IN great abundance.
The Women's Industrial and educational Assoca-
tons have held their conference here, which was
quite numerously attended BY. delegates from all
paris Of The Continent and also from America. Most
prominent among the latter were Mr.. and Mrs. Dog
get, from Chicago, and Professor Nathaniel +. Allen
and his lady OF the United States Educational De-
| partmenl OF Boston, il was presided over BY Pro-
lessor Dr. h0ltzendor and several Of the ladies,
including those from America were appointed hon
orary presidents. In well received speech BY tho
president the objects Of the conference explain
ed, and tDc following resolutions proposed and
agreed to:--Frst-Thc conference acknowledges the
necessity Of establishing permanent league and
intercourse between womens industrial associations
IN Germany and elsewhere. SecOnd--A conference
| Of delegates to be held every two years. Thlrd-To
invite cooperation OF other similar associations and
on the part Of private individuals, discussions 10 be
| held IN the German language. Fourth Appoint
ment or trustees and business committee. Filth
majority OF twothirds required for ell resolutions.
Sixth-Every 1fty constituents 10 reckon as vote
TO dcegate and dseventn--EstablisnLnent OF Jour
| nal to promote the objects Of the conference.
The next set OF resolutions proposed and adopted
| after an animated discussion, observation-disclosures
lishment Of agencies for procuring employment.
Second-A saared directress. 1hird-Expenses OF
agencies to Oe betrayed by fees from employers and
employed. Fourth Constant Intercourse between
kindred ASSOCIATIONS mud mutual exchange Of infor
nation.
| on the second day the following theses were
Gdopted:-First-Industrfa schools for Rrls where
| nousewOrk, industry and appropriate branches OF
! commerce may bo taught Second--Systematic In
structlon courses Of lectures. Third--Sucn
schools ought to be established by communities and
/ be made suitable FOE girls OF the educated classes
/ also. 0tner theses met with the approval OF
the conference, yher tendency being TO AFFORD young
| females an early training in such handiwo rk az
| would enable them 10 support themselves while
another class OF sonoos should train them for retail
commercial enterprise OF their own or for assistants
In wholesale houses.
On tue th'rd and last daS resolutions. drafted b,