The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-11 00:00:00

DENMARK

GERMAN V,
DEFEAT OF THE PRUSSIAN
THK MINISTERIAL CRISIS
FORT.
PRUSSIA.—We have received
of the 7th, which confirms the vb.,
Saturday as to the probable result
ministers on the affair of the army.
An the morning of the 7th, as
vions day, the greatest excitement
capital, and every hour brought for
placards and circulars issued by the
the liberal portion cf the civic guard,
against tuleisters, fur refusing, after
to carry out the decision of
eat Assembly, respecting the
those officers who acted cont
spirit of the new order of thing
a matter of honour oa their part
from the army. No question since
the Assembly has created so great r
out of the parliament. In fact out
the Assembly, the left, or rather pet
left, came to a decision, at midt,i
leave the chamber in a body
their places therein, in case
their colleagues, notwithstanding
vote for carryir g 011 the de
question, should declare in lav
Meantime the more moderate port
endeavoured to bring about an at
four or five parties, so as to avoid,
extremes; and also with the vies
downfall of the present ministry.
time left was concerned all offers
were rejected. They would accept
than that pr•posed by the veteran
tion was simply to the effect that it
of ministers to carry out thodecision
Assembly on the 9th of August, with
Eying the country and avoiding
above legislative body. So late
night of the 6th the civic auloritre_
excitement which prevailed, repaired
ot the president cf the council of In;
wards to the president of the Ni
order to second the endeavours to
derstanding. Yesterday and this morel
other preparations to put down a/
which might arise were made on the
scale. On the other hand, the civic
appeared to be lrghly inoensed agair
their ill-humour was not a little
active part taken by the cabinet r
induciog the Assembly to vote for
Civic Guard Bill which declares
of that armed body shall be equipp.-
lemnly promised by the King on the 19th.
the day after the revolution) at the expenn
state, but at his own. The Assembly did not
the 6th, all parties preparing for the 7th, '
ever be an eventful day in the -
of Prussia.
Long before half-past 9, at which hour the
commenced, a great number of persons had ass
in (rent of the Sing Academie, and cheered dal&
members whenever they were recognised. lb'
portant business of the day was commenced ig
Anerawald, the president of the council, whohh
the conduct of ministers in not carrying oat to
letter the decision of the Assembly on the 9tht
declared that the question before the house it
great principle on which the fate of the maw
and the welfare of the country depended. Were
principle set forth in Herr Stein's mode *
eognired, the government would be sunk dorsal
a mere executive committee of the Asses*
Herr Von U..ruh spoke against Stein's model,*
declared that his went further, in some napes.,
he proper d a vote of want of confidence in miens
Two or three other motions, tending to modify tieli
Herr Stein, were proposed and rejected. On of*
amendments, propersed by Herr Von Taman, sr
which was supported by government, wes to*
effect that the National Assembly by their drains
the 9th ult. had not in view the compellin
officers is the army to set forth their polar,
opinions, but only to refrain from all reactional°,
republican movements. Finally, after a long la
stormy debate, the amendment was rejected, a beat
an unworthy compromise, and Stein's motion,
carried by a majority of '67. The announeneeli
the defeat of ministers was received with tram*,
cheers by the tens of thousands who wets 001
outside to hear the r. suit, and who, landfill
debate, amused themselves by hanging the mimeo
in effigy. (heat excitement, prevailed up to 9Ps
on the 7th.
FRANKFORT.—We have news from this OJ,II
th 7th. It was asserted in well-informed Ow
circles that the Vicar of the Empire would not
out the deeiwon of the National Assembler Id
would rattly the truce. Meantime, Prelle•
Dahlmann, to whose eloquent speech may i,l
great measure, be attributed the late vc,
of the A's mbly, and the downfall of iiiinigers,
declined forming a new administration. It is •
ported that that task—an Sr• uous and d, heats see
will be tuidertaken by Herr V n Herrmann, of Moili
with the in-sistance of *nth men es Worm et WatiOr
berg, Simon of Br. situ, and Robert Muhl. An*
her of the ul ramdhersuta of Prussia have left fix*
capi al of that kingdom.
The resignation of ministers was officially II!
flounced in the sitting of the 7th of the NOT
Asa wily. Two or three motions, uthifenteeig
iiemutties to shipowners fur the conti-c Mon of dlO.
v awls by the Dan. s. were referred to commit°,
The Ass. mbly elect d the suppletnentyy member.
the commit we on the draft of the cinooltmiom
another place will be found a irhly iuteresung
Ytlr
from our Frankfort enrreitirunden'.
AUSTRIA.—We have news from Vienna 0(.0
6th. us the previous day another of theme preyl44

We have intell
Fleseburg of the
llFse3s:
he Coul,allor of
Nat by Pru.ia to a
war in e°
enststlee, compel
wan I.,opeahagen
Daai•b Jrun
lboa bo talon is et
A letter from I
The rre.,lation ul
regeati.faeti.ue
raistag of
the Oelath,e, *laic
boilfhtg t" thg of
*ma the harbor
yrjal Aso raQt are
&ties 101P0*ed
Aseee.hiy of tht di
brat of erase an7.o
ird vi pay the e,
utmost face! iNts b
je, this wreture.
We learn fit
After the Old
marched to-day
with about 8,00
row. Great es
armistiro, and o
yet bad mat bt
A lettry from
A mettles el'
who pes.ol ea le
mond dews, lu
should dreier. its
as little delay as
tion; aed 3r.lt, oh
of the reeeitollll
peace.

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preset
direct

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Prosent an,
led with yes
Aamembly wi
them) to ma
patriotism. 1
theeentimeo
the National
loses its voti
the north of
d a inajorit]
gelation of t
MUM minis
tween his
Frankfort.

In the opi
overthrow o
that could h
far the who
country we,
the Nations
began to be
an We ate ni
vent a ne
bility have
Oat of whicl

events of
means has
lbility aloe
I in abeyana
We are
assessors

Empire,
Bohn)
Empire, ha
to accept
wards the
the left et
Widemann
and it i*
retain thei
political pi

By this
oar cortue
Malta. Ti
August air
by the fir(
Paper) ea
the enorim
PM raging
suffering.
Turkey t.
eholeri ha
there had
ilady.
The fulls

Tit* fir.

Meet dertni
whole 01 ,11
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Ica the
eleeleers, In
lave been n
Bailee in e
thousand en

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LI iniwritetton et It, - Athloe:::,:eir‘i.rowsw:.vl;.
is tho COOtilltlllitt • A 'swatted 'le
wbo Pat'td ."
I!
is puthishil a .",, should dreier* its
we a mat 5ta,40,,, as little delay as
cal., butravar. p-r, tiOn ; alni 3(41` th
~pree ins:, »nowt kei peaco. -
of power, or pi,"
nistration, which ii,,;
i iun of lluaraattea yi I rent you
utent than ever, sad ,
e of rule, totally 664 Minister,. have
,00 hone, comae* 0 of its conscque
troai al-drhi agwisc,
causes ot this
rhi I hag &tags bewki,
gained over mil
i a* eonsistuig ..1 Z.l
The first ant
=___=
fact that the I
execution bete
11)ushi" pat "rwe, '
pobeAsseitntetniriitbis!
NV. yvini:towthp;il
;SIAN 31INISTRI. King of Pres
and that by the
lists Al FitiNi • mubly ~...,w ila
e
tired news froullit - n Europ
Dema tend I
r push
is yi''w taken h/ ar inclinatik,
on to
result of the nand:; many. The oc
Irony. Germany had
I, as. well as on test . • Europe, and t
tment prevailed Si z ' • powers Oviuld
ht forth a fresh h, ' k under 'Mate'
V the liberal ,labs ' . meat of datioot
guard, and all in Germany fry
', after a month'see.,, ' And the ir
in of the Can . ' wounded and 6
the intimatise -
way. Ministe
contrary is
distinguished 4
if things, that I Radowilz and
it part to wit*, tagonists ; and
i sines the mcniqr. ' they urt.osed.
great a COMlllotio2 li displays gym
et one of the petit ,
Russia could 6
her perhaps the eras- • .
midnight on the Slit.
body, and to !MI, ' be the decision
case the msjonv t",. this tone to bu
landing their ten
he disett•bion of if in rousing the
and
dnesi M.
wouldlßia
The oppositi
1 favour of milker . with great ski
portion of the Ansi . . Simon (of Bre
a understandiogheteri', • (of Trier)-1
roid, it possible, keit :•. -
e view of preventive; place in the A
,try. So far as thee '. Another ca
offers offe of a MM. : . over mitisters
accept no °thereon without (-seep
duced into the
Bte'all Stein' nuts ' ' ries of which
that it is the stride° ' . and as cue ms
ecision of the Canine . lights on the r
Ist, with the view dill ,' the principles
ding a rupture Miltit .•: of the day is I
•horities alarmed sta ' ; The direct 1
late as 9 Aka xi ....,..'_ '
repaired to the Rai* ime:cahriaotnpire:hte
I of ministers, Ind ehr resignation of
he National Assetably,i `-• who have pun
ire to bring about us •.• with the Ara,
this morning military" ", enough to coo
down any dist:Rea , pursues but 1
de on the most enteric . Assembly, th,
he civic guard, u a Wil- : morrei.re o•
red against ministrnivir i.. revolution, a.,
t little increased by the.. misused. I e
binet on the Sth in i• :. in the nation
to for that clause of it '.. bo on whited
dares that every smin . : In Europe, or
ae equipped, not (ss s :., Prussia an
mg on the 19th dine* :• fled with yea:
a) at the expense at ar • ' Assembly wi
i Assembly did notes ,!' them) to rec
g for the 7th, whisk el . • pariotam. I
the parliamentary al" ' thesentimerd
the National
it which hour the '... kens its yob
of persons bad • the north of
de, and cheered the . ef a majortt3
ere recognised. The - sedation of t
was commenced VII - mane minis
the council, whodilidi ; Wren his 1
not Frankfort.
nmm carryingy
In the opi
iefore the house Wank Overthrow o
e fate of the emsialli that could b
,try depended. We for the who
[err Stein's mods * country wet
on the
9othat iyi lab
would be sunk dunk§ .-- the Nations
ittee of the Ames* began to be
;ainet Stein's modes." as we are is
ther, in some mortal , vent ane
of confidence in minds . bility have
, tending to modify tlk ' mat of whicl
and rejected. Oh of 02, v *Yenta of]
Herr Von Amass, "s means has
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