Square Population. NAME OF RULER. 820,000 480,800 240,000 10,081 1,171,800 B. Mitre 1,987,352 M. Melgarejo... 126,750 J M. Castro...... President. 33,000 833,000 39,000 700,000 Sylvain Salnave.. President.. $70,000 600,000 Franc. Duenas... President..... 1,525 21,856 FOREIGN COUNTRIES. December, 1867. 445 22 5,705 491 790 968 1,403 405 358 1,017 193,046 Leopold 292,708 William.. 122,190 29,591,009 Victoria 1,096,310 George I. 3,761 790,171 Louis III. 3,699,744 William III. 118,356 24,550,845 Victor Eman'l II. King 111,336 Leopold.. 31,382 Adolphus.... 4,701 552,612 Fred. Francis 997 43,924 Henry XXII TITLE. 7,600 2,343,994 John President.. 176.480 16,302,625 Isabella II. 5,814,386 Charles XV. 1,748,328 Charles I.. Prince 1817 Lim monarchy. 1848 Const'l monarchy. Grand Duke,. 1852 Lim. sov., 2 chamb. King 1864 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. King 1865 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Burgomaster. 1863 Free city. Duke 1831 Lim. sov., 1 chamb.. 1868 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. King Emperor. 1852 Con.mon., 2 chamb. 1861 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Two Regents. King 164,527 Ernest II.. 178,065 George 280,201 Chas. Alexander. 73,752 Fred. Gunther... Prince Duke Duke Grand Duke.. 7,568 455 59,143 George Victor.... Prince 1862 Republic. 1840 Hered'y monarchy. Prince 1861 Absol, monarchy. 1864 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. 1852 Lim, sov., 1 chamb. In 1866, the Kingdom of Hanover, the Electorate of Hesse-Cassel. the Duchies of SchleswigHolstein and Nassau, the Free City of Frankfort, and portions of Bavaria and Hesse-Darmstadt, together with a population of 4,285,700, were annexed to Prussia. The States marked t belong to the North German Confederation, which embraces an aggregate population of 29,220,862. Of Hesse-Darmstadt only one province belongs to the Confederation. In 1867, in virtue of a treaty between Prussia and Waldeck, the administration of Waldeck was assumed by Prussia. INTERESTING DOCUMENTS. 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