New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

managers; also. not to open establishments hastuy,
but to wait for the favorable moment. Everywhere
the existing societies that have followed the
guidance and counsels of NJ. Schultze DelitZsch
are prosperous and their continued success appears
assured The number of Credit Banks has continued
to increase during 1853 These banks are formed by
the Workmen themselves who are supposed to be
without any capital of their own. The capital OF the
bank is procured by the subscriptions OF the mem,
bers payable in nstallments and by loans c0ntaceu
On the credit of the association. Each member is ab
solutey liable for all the debts, and the funds OF the
bank are only loaned to its own members anu aitef
the most rigid scrutiny into the character OF
the borrower. There was at the close ol
1868, 675 in Prussia, AIS In Austrian Uerna .
ny and 2Ss in ee Bohemia h Inc S,s report members fs
doing business with s70597O5 of their own capta n
and $23 259 35 borrowed they made advances 10 tno
operations increased IL per cent; in 1868 1t advanced
to II per cent for each establishment IL the acuVly
of business has not been still greater IL was owS "
the fears of war which had for some time an IN
favorable influence on commercial AFFAIRS ana par
alyzed business The banking company OF SGrgei
Parrisus a. Co., established In this city 10 act ASIA
medium between the large fnanelers and the Credit
Banks, have increased their share capitai from
$SS 800 to $$45 COO and Is about 10 increase ~ agan
fort which will transact the business of the middle
of Germany. In general such OF the associations as
are recognized as commercial companies and have
come under the new law are Obliged &c introduce
very great exactitude in their accounts. ms mas
already been attended with good resnits, aInouBn
the greater part of the are still IN process
of transformation. On the whole, the numDer Vi w
operative societies of all kinds existing IN Germany
may be estimated at 1900 with lOOOO9O meI EsS
The business done by these increased IN 1000 10
$751; 800 900; they employed sl0S5OOOO Of ther own
capital and SIS $50 900 borrowed.
THE INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND LIBERTY
CONGRESS. Oh r.
CLOSE OF THE CoNGREss-MADAME GOEGG ON
Ne WAR SYSTEM
OF EUROPE--C ESARIsM-THE LABOR MOVE
NRNT THE BASIS OF POLITICAL ADVANCE
MENT.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
LAUSANNE, Sept 1S.-The Congress at Lau-
same came to close to-day 1t has had Its and has
said many sensible things. II has expatiated on the
rights duties and OF nations Of industries and of
societies Austria has been roughly handled, while Po-
land and Greece have received amid applause assur'
ances OF Its airy support France has hao hte sympa
thy while bold youthful prolific America, sparkling ana
wat. yirtuous in her unbounded freedom and mex
baustbe In her resources has from the beginning been
the great referee the plus ultra, the panaces, to
which these modern disciples Of Hyppocrates inva-
rably resorted for the cure Of Che Rangrenes and
chronic plaques Of Europe NJ Chandey was combatted
by Herr Goegg whose enthusiasm on the rights OF work
lngmen was abundantly evident. Even the American
delegates have poured their vial Of logic and received
their measure Of compensatory applause While one OF
them was enlarging upon his discovery that
the social question, having become political through
the agency Of this Congress, was completely solved,
an audacous individual OF the assenine species prayed
such torrent Of sensational pauds that the orator was
well-nigh interrupted, and many handkerchief found
employment in forciby suppressng the rsbe emotions
uuyelcome nruders which nearly made the ladies fran
to- Notwithstanding this manifesto Of asses was gen.
orally conceded that the social question is, as yet
1oarcely solved. The Congress was also honored with
another Of those pungen ringing dlse0urses Dy madame
Geogg Of Geneva, the same who at Berne year ago
Aaliu hara 0f mOr a
any male dseSts es SHt SS@s a the
great of life belong to the other but that
the results OF these operations reflect sadly upon her
sxst IN the two sexes two sets Of wants must be sup
pied. Man being but one, can represent but one the
present rule of things nnrepresented Hence she de-
nands the right Of legislation and the right Of voting as
must represented by kindred tunctionares else they
uer not of courses from want Of sympathy bat from
This year Madame e. thinks that though society stlr
light vet the Congress has so far advanced accord
her sex large measure OF equality. Another sensible
apple Of no law NO institution can be inn
hat is not being the result of discussion by represent
ttves-it is at base uns0nnd." Too much Importance
.anno be attached to this Congress- for abolition Of
war means something 1t einent. It's defend.
backed up by organized millions, who deter
oher suggestive facts elected is statistical one that
sOOOOoO the annual cost Of the war system Of Eu-
rope aud that SIC out OF every so OF the taxes
employed TO sustain that folly. An excellent address
~as delivered in English by Mrs. Rose when, Tor
those few who understood 1t, that translation
was called for and read with general satisfac-
zion. NJ. Jules Ferry. member OF the Corps Legslauf
was warmly received on Thursday aud opened stirring
address by saying he had personal rights 10 their
CLAUSE but accepted in the OF his country which
he loved and ofthe political banner which he had the
Republicans Democrats who work hard against the
socslled MOnarchical Capitalization of Europe The
question of to-day he asserted the astonishing
that surged in the brain of Europeans He defined
The Congress the embodiment Of the idea Of peace
liberty and federation The affairs OF the hour appeared
the rapid formation of great and new Monarchea
COnfederacy in Germany. There were in Europe two
rBsarismshe Casarisn OF the Germans, and the Cesar
Of the French. The latter was very sick just at
present Taking advantage OF its malady' the orator
would make OF the other great contrary current the
socastic democratic, to found ali Independent fede
rasm that should be stepped IN the spirit Of republ
'anism to absorb and anullae these two aged and
unpopular factions.
Bnt perhaps the most ngulary radical speech deliv
cred the political questions before the Congress
M Laurier of Paris who observed that there
one of lantern which had been left shaded Onr
political unity said he, Is an mpers9aoe iact-the
essential feature OF national genius without speak
Ing of Royalty 1t Is made IN the life OF Mrabeau the
death Of DantoD, OF Yergnand OF St. Just OF obespeTe
all those great revoluonsts who mounted the scasld
affirming the Republic one and indvisibe" There were
some present who felt like asking him what scafold the
lmtHacuate Robespierre died but yenturng the
orator terminated his display as follows; The Roman
at Paris The question Of Poland Is not In Poland II il
Paris. The German question Is not at Berlin, nor al
Vienna, at Frankfort nor at Munich 1t is at Paris
All these questions at Paris Give me liberty In
Paris and will assure you peace for Europe"
Throughout all these DISCUSSIONS and especially for the
last two days. the political debates rested fundamentally
reference made The addresses were brilliant inter
esng touching, and have stirred many apatetic
spirit but everything Is borrowed Not plan, not
idea not a proposition originated here practically dis