Reichstag Reopened

Ihe ncw Germán reichstag was oponod i on the !th inst. The emperor'sspeeah wal read dom tho throne. In it he í-83's that be i; gratifioJnt thobenevolentdisposition i the pope has showu towards the empire. ' ïlie foreien po'icy of tho empiro is eontinuallv directed to tho maintenanee o( peace wilh all powers and especially with Uermany's neiKhboïs. It the present relchstag, without hesitalicn or división, gives vnanimous exires ion to the resolution th-.tthe nation will put forth it fu!l EtreiiKthin fullpanoply now and at all time apainst any attack upon our frontiers, such resolution, even beore carried out Avill materially stiengthen tho guáranteos of peace and remoro the doubts which the late parliamoutary debates may have inspired. The emporor feels assured that the reichstag, by its rcsolutions, will give the federal governments a national ] olicy on a safe basis, and derives from this conviction the conlident hope that Uod will bless his eil'orts to preserve the peace and security of Uermany. Two hundred and flfty members wero present at the oponing of the session. Among these wero the national liberáis. IncludingVonBennigsen ond Miguel. Jlembers of the bnndesrath entered the chambnr headed by Von Boetticher, representativo of the chancellor, who read the emperor'i speech.