The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-19
Germany.

TIE ENPER0R'S SPEECH; WHAT 1T RECON-
MINDs; HOW IT Is READ AT HONE AND
ELSEWHERE.
BERLIN, November 1S.-The Emperor's
speech emphatically points out that social
evils are not 10 be remedlcd by repression
alone, but rather by the concurrent promo
ton OF the welfare OF the working classes.
The Emperor says he will look back on all
his successes with greater satisfaction il he
can bequcath to the Fatherland new and
listing guarantees for continuous peace at
home, and to the necessitOus more secure
and generous measure OF that assistance TO
which they have n claim. The aged and
infirm, he says, are entitled 10 greater
degree Of the State provision than they
now enjoy. At this moment what matters
connected with internal Institutions and
present far-reaching and different pro-
| blems, the solution Of which Is not to be
mastered in q single session, but which the
! Emperor has felt it TO be his duty before
God and man TO put forward. lie reioiced
more to be able to express his entire salts
/ faction with the state OF foreign politics.
/ At no time during the last ten years, he
Saws, could the maintenance OF peace be
anticipated so confidently ~ at present.
/ The meetings ut Gastein and Dantzlc were
expressions OF close personal and political
relations between the soyereigns and their
EMPIRES. Confidence thus existing be-
tween three Imperial courts is trust
worthy guarantee Of peace, which Is the
identical aim OF their policy.
The speech concludes as follows: "Our
relations with all other Powers are most
friendly. The belief in Gernany's loyal
and sincere desire for peace has gained a
hold with every nation. We regard il as
our duty 10 God and the Fatberiand to
strengthen and justify that faith" Two
hundred deputies were present during the
reading OF the speech.
The London Standards Berlin cor
RESPONDENT says that the deputies listened
with lev GOODNESS TO the Emperor's speech,
not one sentence Of which was applauded.
PARIS, November l7.-Aycry satisfactory
immersion is caused here by the passage IN
the German Emperor's speech referring to
the foreign policy OF the. German Empire.
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
BERLIN, November 1s.-The North Ger
man Gazette expressly terms the message
TO the Reichstag the Empcrors programme
The Liberal press unanimously express 1t
regret that the august person OF the soVe-
reign has thus been put forward in opposi,
ton to a majority OF the nation In favor OF
socialist and political projects for which
Prince Bismarck ought himself to assume
the sole responsibility. The excitement
caused by the message Yesterday was great
and all kinds OF sensational rumors were
anoat, including even the regret that th'
Emperor had abdicated.
GERMAN IMPERIAL BANK.
BERLIN, November 18.-The week.,
statement OF the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows all increase In specie OF ), 240,
900 marks.
Foreign Notes.
LoNpoS, November 1s.-The Daily Ne,r
learns that John Dunn has notified IN
British authorities that he Is candidat
for the throne Of Zululand.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Stand
ard says the behavior OF the deputies.
. the opening OF the Reielstag was Nellie
lore nor less than demonstration. The