, 1875-12-10
GERMANY.

DErMoIp. Dec. o.-pa1il Frederic Emil Loo.
pold, Prince Of Lifpo Dctnlo'd,' il dead.
TIE EnrsIAu amnp1ocEsE.
DEnL1x, nor, 1N.--A nunlhor of Brnnswjck
neopie havo combined to ercct on tue top of tho
l,uygbcrs, 1ofty hit In tho I1nrz Mountains. an
obslisk COMMUNICATING the fanoua wor4ls Of
prtnco Bismarck, "We ehal not f,n 10 Canossa
again" Tro-.liirds OF tho requisite sun iavo
iccn Rubscrbcd At 1,rNnsWirk for tho reli'a1n-
irg third subscriptions Will ho optned in all
Germany.
THE 1ER,tAN rDnHE1r.
I'En1rS. Eov: 1a.-In to-Iay'y sitting OF tho
German Parliament, tho Houso commenced the
debate upon tho lirst reading OF tho Imperial
llulget, and Herr Dolbruck, rrc1,dent Of tho
Imperial Chance!lcry, 1ninntely explained hnd
Iuatiticd tho itouls Of which Il is composed. 1Io
DECLARED that In l1opoEipg tho 1'ourse-ta1 anu
mn increase Of The Nrewlng-tax tho Government
expected to bo ahIo to dlBponsc with any anE
1ncntntion Of tho propo1taonAle share OF e1-
pculturo borne hr oach separate State.
DEn1ir, Nos. ah.-To-day tho uer1nan Parl;a-
ment continued Tho debate upon tho estimates
Of tho Imperial Budget. Herr csmphanacn,
Minlstcr Of Finance dwe!t upon tho fact that Ger.
many Was gront coiiuiry in tho heart Of In
rope, and this IN itself was guarantee Of rcacc.
It wha howeser. necessary 70 place her III = l',..
elton to carry out tho peaceful mission sho i1ni
to fulhIl. Kovorting oipolitco-econor'al a.
fatrH, ho Haid he did not cousider tho condition
of Gcsman trade nn'1 commerce to a'o 80 nlarnl-
ing as it had been represented in diNeicnt
Quarters. Owing 10 tho sniulhnE undertakings
of recent years too groat 1uatruet existed now
III the public MUD: how long this nl4htr'iht
would continue hc did no. know. 1io knew IT
would not last forever, and believed 1t would
soou coAse, Itofcrrlug 10 tto new t.1os Herr
CnmphauHcn Apoko Of tue Doussc-sax hs being
Of primary Importance, md Hald it fulfilled
the demands Of Justice, nutl although
1t came under tho head Of reforms in tie
taxation, 1t WAS IN ren|ity not no" tax. At
= fnrther htago Of tho debate Herr Camp
haraen again addressed tho 1lonBo In order TO
remove All erroneous Interpretation which his
rroce.I Ind gison r1so to-namoly. that tho Gov
crn1uent was inciho1 10 withdraw tho now Ta1-
ntlo,, Dil'a. On tho contrary, added tho Minis
tor, they will receive the warmeak support from
the Government. DR.. Lasker, tho leader Of the
Nattona, Liberal party, stated that tho majority
Of the HouHo approved tho commercial. policy Of
tue Government. and rnid it vas unjust to ro-
rronch Liberal Legislation, with having brought
hbnns tho present oeonomtcai crisis
BRAL1s, Nov. 22-To-sny tho German rar1ia-
ment proceeded to tsle debate upon tho frat
scaung OF tho Hrcw-taK bill. rrincn t}ie1na1ck
was present at the sitting, md addressed tho
House III tho cuurae Of rho diAcusson. The lin
perial Chancellor declared that lie agreed with
tho opinion previously e1preHRod by thu Minisior
Of Finance Herr Csppha,lso,1. that ,horo ought
10 be no infrAction Of tho right Of phzltMeDt to
decide whethcr 1t Was doairnblo to Increase the
tn1cs or the pronortIonsto Share of expenditure
borne by each individual Htate. But tho circun,-
stance HAT no radical feform OF taxntlon raB
proposed MAS no soason for rejecting tho prea-
ent tax BILLS, Tho Prince spoEa next in defense
Of tho system OF Indirect tn4aton, md In sup
rort OF Liz siows reIs1red TO tho example u
EnglAnl and France. He recommended tho
adoption of tho Brew-tax hccause it wonld
bo borne In equal proportions by all the
working classes. Tho Dourse-tax ho sup.
ported because movable calntal should be Just
~ much taxed as immovabe property. Tho
question Of para1neptAry prcrDGstiyo was not
before tho House, snA tie Io:osn Of taxation
waa net = suitable occauiun for putting forward
tho old wish for the establishment OF an Im-
peTtal 4 iniHtry. The Empire would loso corsid-
asably IN capacity for action it the present ar
fAreoment hkd to give nay to "collegiate !"
syntem.
DR., Loewe and IIcr1cn Windthorst and Lieb-
kuockt having opposed, mud Herr I.uzt1s having
spoken iu favor uf tho wills, they wera both ro-
ferrad To tho Budget Committee.