The New York herald., 1869-12-08

not inclined simply 10 vote down Deputy virchow's
motion. we have ourselves prepared one TO the fol-
lowing eect...W hereas the military 8tdt - hriny
liked until the close Of 1871 whereas only At that
period IL would be possible TO decide how FAR the In
Ierests OF the nation admit OF reduction; whereas
the conviction OF the Prussan people and It's repre-
sentatlyes IL TOO general TO admit OF doubt as 90
the necessity OF reduction, II IN any way possible
whereas, on the otaer hand, It Is the duty OF the
representatives adhere constitutional agree
hssnre ana avoid aonG asnng ts 10 Vsd
that the motion OF Professor Vlrchow ana cor
leagues be laid upon the table for the present"
Deputy Lasker further said that In hls opinion
all DIPLOMATIC negotiations towards disafihd-
ment would have directly contrary result.
solved By the rusty agency OF diplomats. A
systematic disarmament Is only possible when
Germany shall have atlained such an Imposing aiii-
tude tiat nelghborin9 countries would consider u
vain errort TO wage war with her. Confidence III DIS
armament could only result from solemn treaties IN
o European Congress such as proposed by Napoleon
ILL.,, but which England, under the Just impression
That II would lead 10 war imbr0Qlos has declined.
The debate closed by rs putting TO the vote Deputy
LasKers motion and after that OF Professor Nircnow
but the firsL having been declined by considerable
majority TINS was decisive of the fate OF the second,
lnasmuch as the ntnety-alne votes belonging the
fortschrltt party aud Poies were Ia favor, and 215
votes comprising ali the other parties against 1t.
IL may thus De seen now utterly lrultless has been
the attempt TO shake the iron military regime. mat
nothing in the shape or reform could have been
pected from The now Minister or finance Is obvious
from his having accepted the appointment in, a
caDlnet composed OF a Bismarck aud Won Room.
Indeed, bs late remarks "a reply TO Deputy Richter
IN the Lower CnamDer would Iuhy justly thus con-
cusIon. The said Deputy had referred TO gteno-
graphic reports OF the year 1s4J showing the liberal
tendency or Herr Camphausen In insishing on the
right OF representatives 70 veto taxation. TO
which the new made Minister replied that
times had since changed, thar the constitution
gave certain rights to The crown, winch he was
bound, as minister, to MAINTAIN 70 the utmost. He
also considered II an error on the part OF the repre-
sentayes To attach SO much Importance TO the right
OF vetoing taxes. 1t was sufficient for them TO ex-
erciSe tnat right with respect 10 additional taxes
IL was owing 70 thls that ne held his present ap-
polntment, but his propositions did not meet the
appr0Datlon Of the House he was willing, at any
moment to resign his seat.
In the interior Of the country the ylrchow motion
has met WIN considerable support In the eastern
disIrct popular meetings were held, and at GUM
hlnner II was proposed TO add tnat henceiorth the
rlgnt OF declaring war should be with the taxpayns
people. Yesterday large meeting was held here,
Ut which Dr. Lowe presided, but " had 10 be DIS
solved In consequence OF an unseemly uproar caused
Dy rulans, " no designated themselves social demo-
ciatS OF tue Lasale scnooI.
10 show the ellect OF the popular voice on govern
ment 1t may be sufficient to say that nuinoer OF
new military academies for CADETS and schools for
non commissioned officers are found requisite and
Will soon be In course OF construction. The con-
pensatlon Tor damage caused 10 the neds and cops
by the late manGuvreS amounts 10 one army corp,
the third, to $4,000, estimated at the lowest point
Other compensation claimed on tins account will
not ee allowed, as the damage was 0ccasloned not
during the mannuvres, but as the troops were re-
turning 70 barracks. A committee has decided
against these Claims, though the poor peasal u
suffer just rs much, whetner troops are man9uvfing
Or merely marching 10 quarters.
curious pOilCe case has occurred at Hamburg
on board Of an enlgrant sup on the point ol
starting. A female OF extraordinary dimensions
having attracted the notice OF the inspecting 0fcers,
!pr9e4 out man lp disguise, who was thus seeking
ID evade military duty. He was, OF course. arrested
aud Will nave 10 answer u requsition from the au-
horltics OF mis- native place.