PRUSSIA.
The fourth volume of the official narrative of the Austrian campaign contains an important despatch from M. Bismarck to the Prussian ambassador in Paris, regarding the French proposal for the extension of territory towards Belgium. M. Bismarck disclaims the rc-ponsibility of the publication, which is assigned to a person of the highest rank. The volume altogether tends to alienate the southern states from Prussia.
The incorporation of Lauenberg will shortly take place. The ex-K ; ng of Hanover has issued another protest against the sequestration of the Crown property.
AUSTRIA. The Reichsrath closed on the 14th of May with a hopeful speech from the Emperor. He said the result of two years' session had been improved military organisation and the strengthening of the finances, a reform of the criminal law, railway bills, and several Commercial conventions.
The Hungarian Diet opened on the 24th of April. The Royal speech promised measures for the extension of municipal government, civil and criminal law reform, an improved electoral law, the re-organi-sation of the Upper House, railways, and joint-stock companies.
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West Coast Times, Issue 1188, 14 July 1869, Page 3
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