, 1875-06-11
GERMANY AND BELGIUM.

lAk UAEAkSHE hfkAAas
DnussErg May l5.-1u tito rute accompany
t,g ths parers relating to tho judicial inyosttga
t,on into the Duchcsue atfuir Iandod to Count
perponchor, Tho German Minister, last Saturday.
Connt d'Asprcmont-L lyndon, Minister for For
vince' that tho inquiry was conducted with tho
greatest care All tho moans Of investigation wcso
exhausted, but nothing could 10 discovered be-
you'd the 1cttorH already known. No faos
falling under tho application Of tho pcnat 1awa
could bo established, and 1t Ia pointed out Tint,
not only In belgian legislation, bus III Ias OF
foreign statoB no punishment io onse.od for
actR OF tho character charged against Dnel.csno.
Tho Count proceeds TO announce tint tho Del
gihu Government will submit 10 tho Legials-
tliro bill enacting that an unaccorted oner or
proposal to attempt tho life Of any person shall
as n threat to mako any such attempt.
"Thia noaa,lre," says tho mute in conclusion,
'whic!, tho Belgian Government freely initiates,
responds to tlo sentiments WHICH It eutortalns,
and will, i Is hoped, be fayorably received by
scioncr." Tho documents handed to Count ror-
poncIler consist OF the adifoss Of tho Public
Prosecutor tho report Of THO nlas'stfate who
dismissed TIC charge agaiuHk Dncllcsno. and tho
opinion OF tho Ptocurour-Goncral upon tho
question Of opposing Tic mag,atratos decision or
allowing It to stand aa woll.gl oundcd.
THE DIPLOMATIC Col&lEsroSDENcE.
In to-day'a sitting Of tho Senate tho diplo-
matte documents Which haro t'asaod bctwoen slo
German aud DoiEtsn Governments Tero brought
,,,idtr .lacussion. Daron IAnethan. n n1on,ber
of tho Hight expressed approval Of tho Iino 0f
coualct which tho Government hhtl pursued.
aud his concurrence with tho language hold by
ber Of Representatives. on tho aih lust, la do
Tended tho Belgian Epttcopacy fran the charge
Of want Of patriotism, un1 asked for explains
tions ro!at!yo to the impcaiments pluced IN tho
way Of liberty of worship BY tho dopiorablo
BcoucB rrcontty Witnessed.
II. Do1oz, q mc,nbcr Of tic Loft, entcrol into
m examination Of tlo complaints put forward
By Germany, and declared that thoy ssere not
grave. tIo regretted tho language employed by
lilo Belgian Disl,opa, but staicd that It had be-
Aupnco brought to boar upon thaA by tho
Goreylnieut 1Io strongly condemned tho
charge Of tho Bishop Of Natnur to Liz clorgy,
aad plotosted agaiust the statement that Bel
cl1nl felt greater Aymnathy towards Franco
thnn towards Germany. III conclusion, II. Doiex,
nc:ng in conjunction with uaron d d'anctllan,
presented resolution declaring tint tho Senate,
cou1plutely Approving tue explanations giyon bv
tile Chamber Of Representatives, paasca to the
Il. Nulou, ntter announcing TINT bill wou!i
bo presented rendering penal acts similar to
tllogo With Which uuc4espa was charged
liberty of srevc:, nt home, but rtspee.
must 10 paid to nil opinious wlercyor entor-
tatned, mud people should outy speak with Wis.,
dom and moderation Ut wllat passed IN other
countrlos. Replying to Daron d'Anoshan. II.
llulou eall: ''We are now In position which it
il tie interest OF partios or al SHADES ot opinion
To bring to an end" lilo proceeded to compli-
1ncnt tic lnrgomastcr Of J'r11sacls upon tho on.
ergy 10 displayed on Sunday ~ putting. down
Tho di.turbauces connected with the religious
prucs saio,l. anll said le hoped similar scoEcs
wuud mot recur.
TI.o aforementioned resolution was thon
unanimously aloptel.