The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-30
TELEGRAM I'd THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, June 90 1871.
Terrible riots have occurred among the miners in
the Imperial Iron Works at Kongshuette, in snesa-
The once OF the Superintendent of the mines and
the prison destroyed by the rioters. who then
commenced plundering the Jewish residents OF the
town. The uhlans were called upon to put down
the disturbance and cleared the Streets killing seven
OF the miners w0unding thirty and arresting siA'y'
Martial law has been proclaimed.
CALLING IN GERMAN BONDS.
Prince Bismarck, as Chancellor OF the Exchequer,
has called In the first issue OF fftv-one millions OF
German bonds, interest on which will cease on the
LIST OF January next
IMPERIAL cLEMENcY.
The Emperor has granted amnesty to all natives OF
Asace and Lorraine under sentence for political or
military offences, except where such offences are
combined with ordinary crimes.
Closing the Session of the Acknowledgment
of Emperor william.
The Emperor OF Germany delivered tue following
speech in the Reichstag on June 49,
GENTLEMEN-When / greeted you In this very
place three months ago pointed out as the most
merltorious task OF the first German Reichstag the
task OF healing the wounds OF the war and OF mani
Testing the gratitude Of the Fatherand TO those VINO
had d with their blood ana her s yes In iTr task
hiter me nations heart With liberal hand have
you granted all the compensation grateful cQuntr!
can Eve to the invalid OF the war AMI 10 the laml-
, 80, ~ fallen You have enabled the allied gov
us ~ ~. ), 'sssen the injuries lnnicted upon I49se
who have been aen u Saes nave y1 raaSy e
ooms ,o aI IN nnansa," the inhabitants Of our
former ronter aud those 0, las territories now
regained by Germany for the ewise 20 the
| German merchant navy for It's losses by the war
ana you have alevlated the unfortunate crcu
wer eaaeI 0 by w teir EMULSION from France
| In concert with the allied governments You nave
enabled me 10 render thanks or DENIAL n o German
land to those men who have educated tne uv., tru
army f1 snch deeds OF valor have led II from VICTORY
| TO victory and have secured the glorious a0 .
munss y in the name of the German army oniy
follow the promptings OF my near ny ane new
imperial constitution tne n;ra na"a Jus VI ZIG
States !ne s E@rs German sy
| regulated. The laws Oh tue - ~,
| rat Oh nave for the greater part become tne ~
Inc empire anu the latter nave regulated the la.
Dliilies OF commercial enterprises In such manner
lnvalided by war. You have agreed upon a mode
1n settling the affairs OF Alsace and Lorraine
your u MnSh THIS has s tessa w Place com IN
| vince the inhabitants OF that territory that
the German ha govern nent ana the German people
may be diherences OF opinion On single questions,
and that Is TO render the reacquired country willing
member OF our great Fathefiand by paying due re-
gard To It's existing laws and habits by q mild ad-
nnistration and liberal Development OF It's legis.
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Peace with France has been finally concluded
during your session. This conclusion and the estab-
lishment OF legal powers have, to my JOY rendered
II possible to recall great part OF army Into
Eatherland The close OF your activity falls IN with
The entry OF the valor0us troops into my capital.
You Will witness, gentlemen, this glorious entry and
when You return to your homes under the impress
sons Of our national lesrlvIty you Will carry with
you the gladdening certainty tnat the patriotic
attachment OF the German representatives TO the
ing snare In tue splendors OF the celebration. May
the peace we have gained be lasting one, as hope
TO God, and as the newly founded relations OF the
German empire with all foreign Powers gives me The
conviction, that II Will be.