, 1875-11-02

Tho Ultra III otstnuc D0tnCg in tho
Chamber oE lsr:pHslrss


BERLIN. Oct. 1i.-1he Eayatiaa Cltrano1,tsno
doingE attract tt;ie attcnt,on here. Were thero
not OTHER circumstances proving Tho impotence
uf the Cis,auon,a,leB to Affect tho policy d! tho
Cabinet, their position would bn sufficiently
marked BY tile diArespe:Eful iole Of tho PROPOSED
address. Only pnrtJ who hayo abandoned
all bo2c OF eHcecS5, Gad look upon
agitation aud NOISY cln1uor a. tic sole
tactlca lcf. them. could haro thought it
txpralent to uae HEeh censorlous language
IL approaching tho HING. Their only objec:
to tho Liberals, is deliberate wish t. ill tto
minds Of the lo"or classes with vague dread of
coming cJ1ntnptlonv aud IT. preraFe them f"r
forming nn tl;ramontnnn vie" Ut these coH-
motions hll0,.Id auy really come Oh. Tiicro In
also an evident deHire 10 cou::uce thu Kim, of
layar1a that tue trc.ogativch ri hls Grown ato
tcng SURRENDERED by hs Cabinet TO tho Ger1uan
Emperor. But thlA atIack has teen parfltd
hy Herr vol! lusz. tic leadi''. Munster.
proving the Chrauion.ano patty to have ad-
yocatca 1nuc eie.tcr li;slitat1hn nj tl1u rights
Ut tile MINOR S:1.es. ~hca they hoped t. 1lsco
tho Cnsbohc Emperor Of Austria ut the heud VI
Germany.
lilo King Of bavaria. 40 IN lis wont on the eve
OF crave decisions. is travelling 1nc-Enito in the
Alps. nobody knows exactly where. Ito wna
last seou at partcuksrctlen, which he left accom-
panied by o single servant. Il expected he
will rcturn to tasto Berg III time for tho recel'.
tiou OF tho address.
MUNICH, Uet. 14.-Thc Chamber OF Deputies
to-day resulaed tho dobato OF, tho address: Herr
ltit4Hwutn,, wlu spoke III favor OF the address,
defended tho pastoral lct,ers oF tlle GlshneB,
unA concluded l!n speech by cxcia':ning. Out
With tle just1cc-cryertlnt: 1l.ca:'lsrEs OF tho
eIcctoral dlstriels y lor. Sclcla ,opsoacicd tho
Liberal party with aiming at tue fornla-
t.ou Of spgle German state. Herr son
charge ol treasun aEai1iAt the country, ond tue
snempelH u! tile Llte.al party Immediately aftcr-
wards left the House. Tho President ssEtol. IN rc-
ply question from Herr Sehols TINT he ehadnot
hna1d tito rteS,ona e1ieascf say aaytiss re9nif-
iug cali to order. Tho President Of thu C0nn-
rl dccla ed that the Ministers cullil not nnfor-
tul.Riely leave thu !oute. tut, weEo they nil Ut
| liberty to tct ~ Their feelings dictated. thsy
by reading tio insult!ny articles pnb-
lished BY foreign newspapers. had brought
Tho blush Of shame u st4or facos. md
reused 4 feeling Of tho deorcht indignation.
Tie PRESIDENT tul,Heluntly examined the sllolt.
baud report OF iiarf scl1cl's spocch, aud rro-
,,o,,nccd Tho call tn order demanded against that
deputy for tho ox3tessloHH hu had USED. Tho
Liberal members thctenrotI ro-ehsered tho liall.
Herr Won PtretGehnef. tho prcaidei.t Ut tho Min-
iatry, declared that tho Gpsernusslt had objected
tito tearrango1uent OF tho electoral districts
WITH conscientious respect for tho law. lfurr
Fretag sa!d l,o Wished tho Ministry bad display
I'd moru Independence in tta relations with the
Imperial Government. II they did not exhibit
70 much fear OF boiug domineercd osor, thc3
! would easily tind iu tho Federal Council allies
WHO would join In opposition to the leading
State. After furt!lor runlarks from Tho Minis-
ta,s, Herr von Itrotzt!Lncr, and Dr.. FAclstle,
and speech from tho Ultramontane leader. Dr,
| .1oerg. tho who!o a!dfeas. Which demands the
diuo,lssal OF lho Ministry, wxs adopted by "
yotes t3aiubt IL.
THE oaurnsuE,l 1:c1tgSr.
8rluEs, Oct. 1l.--ur. yun llanebers Bishop OF
Spires, haa published letter in Justification VI
Ito affair Ut UsKerelaim, wAcro Ds. ke1ttler,
D,sl,np Of Mayeuco. pseachel without tho ksng
OF Uaylsia's pe1lnlsh.on, Dr. Son Ilancbcrs
eays the bayasiar ministerial ursler Ut tho .Utl
IT June, 1851. cannot "rply to tho bishop u
Mayencu he bciug uetl1,an aud not IL foreign,
l}Bhop. German Lirl,opu, he adds, haso preached
/ hufosa in bavaria w!thuut tho Kings permits
| H,on. Ills slalesty'a SILENCE upon tue deMand
beng a4lslreaAed to him was, therefore, ruearl-
| ell a. equivalent tu I'erm1sson being granted.
| The writer Aolos that tho Hing. upon consider.
lug The occurrence ia its true light, will chnnga
hls expression OF dlsptonsur0 into ona of special
,lAYHxcE, Oct. 14,-nason Won k.tsolcr,
| Bishop Of this Dlocoso. LAS etidrnssei lattur tu
tho lAyarlan minister of Public Worship, in
which ho sosks TO provo that the Oggerzheinl
Jubilee Hns not M extraordinary festival
in tho sonae At lilo Uavariau Ministerial. order
| Of ths 2uth Of Juuo, 1851, aud that ho iB not
foreign bishop. Moreover, TIM Jansentst
| l;sIlop, DF. I.oos. had been n!owe.l to hold a
| confirmation in bavaria without ilnsoranco. !!
| ho {l}ason Won ketteor) had neyerthrcss. asted
| for tho permission of tue k,ug aud Ministry it
| tia not follow that he had kuown.ty trans-
| crossed tho law. ln prosuuco Ut tho adverse
v.aw expressed by the uoyernmeat llo thought
1t better 10 aadreaa h,ulso}f to tho King, without
| 1Aisiux the legal question. lie did tut drcam Ut
tho possibility ct rotuaal. aud lookoa upon tue
nuu.receptioa Of reply from uaa Majesty As y