The New York herald., 1870-05-13
GERMANY.

This Zo,l Parliament rae Convention VIA
Mex.rs-A ne ractory state ia abe fturd--
Te,c1rnphic Colnmnpsra atien-@ta"disg Arr
mics velau. biiiiia--A ysice irem smer'rn-
Annual CoaErcsses--Aa aierias Piac-~--gosrs
Movements.
Az pred ctea IN my las'. wa- found .npoaa IA 70
OBTAIN arlai Tor lhe cast aus or z n Parl.am ~
which al or IsO ulsucc Ga attempts 10 eec pre.
siding olice = W "a msoi q Atm sd y. waea, a. q
hoped. tac Ie Iuisite number ~ zoe ubcr, wlh be
present Thns Gar the Bayaians h4ve or a alto
gether missing. ana prolninent m M
ber from Bldcn, Deputy Jacob L.ndaa.
has followed SUIT % Deputy K0l5's ex mpe
by oferlng his resignation. The principal bls-
that OF Increase OF duty on ccLee and
starch sugar anl ths treaty with Mex co-wlI bs
strongly OPP SD. The laicr meets with n, q o. "a
the Hinse toyas where almost the enlre trais with
Mexlcois m,naged by heavy exporting arns ayer-e
to any change OF the present laws of trafc. whilst
the Germ N residents IN Mexico are said TO attach
much Inporlanoe to the proposed treaty ne this ~
may, tne government here certainly fa,ors ~.
IL has grained furlough to the North German dsp-
lomatc representative In Mexico. Herr voa Schl0xer
for the purpose OF cnlighienlng those mostlY in
terested In such convention. Ths gentleman sup
pos d 10 have induced the Bund Council % endorse
his views bat ne lectures proposed 10 b. hell ~
the merchant princes there Of the bcncat likely 10
accrue from tue treaty.
curious case Is the refusal OF the Lower Chamber
OF the little pri .caallty OF schgarzburg Hudostalt
one of the members OF tn North German CoIfede
tion, 10 contrble it- quota to the Pra sian sta
Treasury, wnch they have done b. rejecting IN
budget or tIeir own govern ncEt The Ia Ter Is not
ayerse 20 see the central government adoI ng ygo-
rous acton-sach as issuing writ OF attachment
for it wouti ike the screw put upon the OBS mate
representatives. The ofllci IN lringian press says
that the Diet Of every small state should have the
power OF stopping supplies needed by the Con.ede-
ration, one OF the iuDd4meutal props OF tn Busi
WOLd DC Wit q AVA. ~ To the fflnce OF SclNGr.-
rg-it3dolsiadt ana has lr 20 Minister iheY ira
veled here xlressly 10 ,ngiata ate his Majesty
on lli' lae b.rJndai. The frlnc Mitister 10 nay b.
meiu med en paSSant, was formerly Prussian
Mach has been written ana said respecting a cabe
TO connect Nor Germaay aud the United states,
the pro os.t, ing 10 establish communication be-
tween Ens an and some point on the coast Of tie
Noth u, amt then TO Join the Ang o-Alaescan
caD.e let5. The point selected was IN the negh-
posno01 Ui Enld Il, IN the present province OF
Hanover, but turned ont that y. evous he war
oil 1855 Mr. ReuL had Cbta ned rom the ihen HinO-
ver.an COVE nenl ihe mon poiy for TWEEN yhye
years oi lay submarine cable 20 Englani. which
rghs he ,.as sin made over 90 the lush z vern-
melt rs IN, 20 IN Germin telegraph adminisra-
ton are resp nsible for the acts of the lormer
hanover. AN goyernnenG, IL VIII become necessary
IRON Eagand ana thls le Tue heHer @ co.csss 90, On
b
ton oi so &c other point on ne Moth Sea c0asr.
with u yisw 70 economy sud for Other reasons the
mo, TIA OF Inc Ems 1T E.nden has been a1judgei the
most convsuieI to connect the cable with Tie net
work OF Continental wires.
TIE WAR SPIRIT.
Though spring II all its 50 en- or has fully set In,
and tlo pOlltica morn on shows as fair - the actual
one yet IN tie press and i'll all circles one hears
nthin+ but dl,cussrn OF military topics, arina.
men nianGuvrts and new Inventions all any OF
which are ca ula ell to absorb the public revenue
ana a ID 10 lie burdens Of the poor. When the
upholders Of siale OF things are put upon
thelf aeleAee among other. groun.s they
@ %aald Ave, ha0e neelei to % light @ iour years. years.
anu eApend $4,000, 900 900 had she m Intained |
large landing army They 60 further, ana brig |
In behalf OF Tue russian army, asserting thai few
battaloas would have made short work o. the !
whoe reDellnn voice from an adopted German |
In he we Uf your country replies 10 these bragga-
dOcos IN adm raD e and trencnant mailner:-
i is tue, he ob yes hat 1T required three years
army would be enereiy erroneous. UnfavoraDle
ditions o the theatre OF war; the want Of united
that in the beginning the war not carried
on with vlgof Ia the constant hope OF
OF unnece sary Observation-Disclosures were the
actual easons, not the ide1lciency OF the army.
When lastly, this sysem of procrastinatlon ceased
and All armies oncenirated under one head the re.
bei n was soon queied. it has cost zeal OF
money but it is problematicdl II a standing army,
d in m ny years OF peace would not have cost
much n re. h militia was very expensive; bur r
it con cerei that the soldiers wee well paid
"a out nye lines as much rs Europeanl tint the |
wou de /, tne Widows and orphans received gener- |
GUS pc sion, that tAs rspubl; rose Ia snort time
to a milltar 5 ate OF the nrst magnitude 80 that
Fran ii Eng aud combined dared not attack her,
the OH lay mi ,lit be more justified than the millions
spent in the snort war Of 1856, fought by standing
armies. tn, militia g. stem created the debt and |
extraordinary as Il may seem, is hquidaung 1t. l
The effects of the war are fast disappearing. |
America does not regard the soldier AS sentinel
of liberty; hence, INN sdiately after the victory the
army was disbanded, and eyerybody-oliicers and |
men-retuIned 10 their former occupations.
few years more will the debt paid; meantime |
the dudes are diminished. As Tor the few Prussian
he says:-Napoleon Ill. might have labored under
the gel when he sent 30 900 OF the picked
troops to settle the hash OF 10000 volunteers in Mex
tco and annih late tine republic the fatal error of
LOUIS Napoleon aud Its tragica result Is still fresh In
everybody - remembrance.
1t is now too the time when the first exodus Of
the ..upper ten, to the watering places may be said
to commence. The Grown Priace, sun at Carlsbad
Is reported TO have derived benefit already from the
change King William Is expected to set out Tor
ieas hs N @ ne Ga eaf Pa being On the
9th Of OF ext month the Emperor OF Russia, accom-
panied oy ne Grand pakes efader @ ss
here route for Ems and the long expect Grand
puke Of Hesse, who has hitherto not thought lt to
honor the capital OF the North German Coniedefa-
tion with Wis t, win be with US tomorrow.
Count Bismarck is still at yarzin aud suffering
from his bilious attack, though, according 10 some
accounts, he VIII be present again OF his post and
very shortly.
As usual at this season. the different societies,
learned AMI others, who annually close their place
sfassembiy, are BEGINNING to nx upon Tune and
local. " Tnls we see announced the Chess Players
International Congress, To come on at Raden- Baden
on the 18th day c Juy at which II is expected tnat
Amsrica viii be worlhlly represented. committee
has been formed OF the leading players Of various
countries and the programme stand 0nal ecs1ons
resp ctns tie rules Of the game anu several grand
fnatch3s. This IS but the commencement OF pere-
1n ting congresses and gatherings, which Will i0l-
', IN the heels Of one another without intermis-
ENGI AND