, 1879-03-06
A Preliminary Vote Assures the
Final Dcfcnt or the
nfonstlrc.
Bismarck Warns Parliament Against
tho Plots Of the Socialists.
BavarIa Mikes Complaint Of Threatened
Federal Encronchmcnts.
The Egyptian Cabinet Crisis at Last
Anioably Terminated.
GERMANY.
DAyAftth OBJECTS.


BEn1rx, March 5.-Davaria objects to tho
adoption Of d uniform railway thrill, as pro-
pouel by the I1nper,nl Government, alleging
that tho privileges which she secured when
sho Joined tho Empire are infringed by the
present attempt of tho Federal Council and
Legislature to legislaso for bavaria.
THE GAG MIL.
BERLIN, March 5.--In tho debato on tho
Parliamentary Discipline bill IN tho Reich
sting yesterday, Prince HohenloIo 6angcn.
berg, while cmphaiica1ly disappearing the
bill, announced in the namo Of tito Free Con-
servatiyea that on tho second readipg of the
bill they would move the standing orders of
The House modified in accordance with some
Of ita points.
THE p..lNCrPAL INCIDENT
Of tho debate was lively encounter between
Prince Bismarck and Herr Laskcr. The lot
ter declared That mover since tho existence of
tho Reichstag has there becn single casc
where tho proposed measures would have
boon applicable. Tho Federal Council had
used much more Offensive expressions than
those which the Government sought to curb
in tho Hcichstag Prince. Bismarck him
self hnd onco used tho word tile"
Herr Laaker declared that tho bill implied
M attack on tho Constitution aud law,
He appealed to the House to reject It, and
hold firm TO tho principle thas nobody must
bo allowed to tonch tho Reichstag's SOLEMN
right to make its own regulations for tho
maintenance Of its dignity.
DisMAICk'S EErLy.
Bismarck declared tho RsichBtag at liberty
to accept such portions Of tho bill rs it
thought proper. lie could only soy to thom.
"Dtnetcia non o1truduntilr." Tbs time
would como when the House would re-
gard tho I'LL moro favornbly. Despite
the probable fato Of tho bill, it
was tho Governments duty to fulfill
its responsibilities. The rest concerned tho
House. As m instance of tho necessity Of
somo nsaus Of checking incendiary speeches
in tho House, Bismarck pointed to tho fact
that IInssulmann had during tile last session
thrcntoned insurroction by tho words, ''Let
tho Chancellor remainder the 18th of March,
49,"
Bismarck continuet&: Tho Government
had hopod to fnd energetic support
III combating Socialism, but it had
been mistaken. Ho did not think
tho struggle yet over, as YVES proved by the
Droslau election. He proceeded to point to
tho. American regulations for securing tho
propriety Of debate in Congress, aud coll
clulcd: "Wo trust you will stand by us in
tho fight against Socialism longer than tho
two years prescribed by the Anti-socialist
law, with tho energy which we expected Of
you at &lo time Of tho elections
aud Of tho attempts upon tho Life
of tho Emperor, and TINT you will not 10
deceived by the ,no,uontary silanco of tho
Socialists. Wo cannot dispense with tho
support Of tho ReicAstag, but do not expect
that, If wo rou,ain In office, tho question will
be settled by a hostile yoto Oh your part.
Wo must go further in tho Same direction.
We arc entitled to Anve It'll opinion as we'll rs
the Roicl,stag, aud sl.ould DO bad patriots If
wo actotl in opposition to the diotntes Of our
conscIouco."
AN ADVERSE VOTE.
BERLIN, March 5.-Iu tue I.clohstag to.
day tho debate WAS concluded On tho first
reading of tho Parliamentary Discipline bill,
aftor rejecting by q largo minority tho pro-
posal to rotor tho bill 10 the, Committee.
Only two groups of tho Hight voted for that
course. Tho House then fixed tho debate on
the second roadiny Of tic bill at tho sitting
on Friday.
TIE lRoS.cLAD DISASTER.
BERLIN, March 5.-Tao judgment Of tho
courl.nartial In tho iron.clad disaster lays
the principal blnmo upon tho officers in
charge Of tho Koonig- Wilho1n nt tito time Of
hor collision with tho Grosser-Kurfurst.
LONDON, Maroh G-5. a. 1n.--Iu tho debate
on tho Parliamentary Discipline bill in tho
German noichstag yesterday norr 1iacnal,
Psogrcssist, ant1 Herr Babel were the princi-
pnl speakers III opposition to tho 1neasuro.
Herr label waa twice called to
order. 1Io accused bismarck Of deop-
Iy hating tho freedom Of speech.
Dr.. Frlodbarg again spoke in behalf Of tls
Government, aud dispatches from berlin