Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

have not room luf The details which arc prox anil Io,,h
ened by rePetions The President, after stating in am
address TO the Diet that tho present situation of affairs in
Germany had attracted tho attention of the Emperor of
Austria, proceeded hus:--
"The fermentation in countries of GERMANY
ing reached to such height that il only the
internal tranquility aud safety the different States but
the existence Of the whole Confederation the pe
manen contact of the German States, the immense mum
Der of journals and revolutionary pamphlets which mum
aa.e 'ne country, e aouse oil speaking even in the cham
bsrs oil the States, the daily progress of system of propa
gandism which at first prudenty held itself reserve but
when now does not blush TO appear in open day. the
Intellectual attempts OF each particular Government 10 re-
press these disorders have impressed his Imperial Ma
esty the painful conviction that the revolution of Gena
NY Is advancing at rapid pace TO maturity that il will
unavodaby burst FORTH flonger tolerated by the conven
ton.
Tho agreed on to correct these evils arc brief
ly these
l. Every German Sovereign, as member the Comic
Iteration, Is not only authorised to reject, the petitions of
the Estates Tor privileges not secured them by their re-
spective constitutions but his duty reject them flows
from the objectot the Confederation itself
q No estate shall be at liberty make the granting of
taxes required by the Sovereign dependent upon the full
ilment of any other object, the concession of any
privilege "When in any Confederate State, by the re-
distance OF the inhabitants the Governments internal
tranquility directly threatened, and propagation of sedi
tous movements TO be feared if instruction has ac-
uay broken out, and the Government itself having
tried all legal means, claims the assistance Of the Conede
ration the latter is bound Immediately offer its asss-
lance towards the restoration OF order IT, the latter
case the Government is VIGOROUSLY unable suppress
The rebellion by its means, and hinered from apply
ing TO the Confederation Tor assistance by circumstances
the Confederation is then bound not applied
TO, to interfere for the establishment of order''
j. The internal legislation of the German Confederate
States must not be opposed the object the Conedcr
ton nor impede the ulhlmen of the federal duties par
ucuIarly the levying of the necessary supplies
a. A committee shall be appointed by the Diet EXPRESS
y for this purpose, make itself constantly
with the proceedings of the Estates in the German Con-
teuerae States-to take into consideration PROPOSALS
and resolutions contrary to the obligation with to
the Confederation, or the rights of the Government guar
aneea 6y the federal compact and to give notice of such
to the Diet which will them if judges the matter de-
serving OF the attention, consult with the Government in
terested. "
8. The Government of the Confederation bind Them
selves severay and collectively each other TO adop and
carry INTO effect as they have hitherto been bound TO do
oy heir federal relations proper at
Jacks en- the Confederation in the Assemblies of tho E
es and to repress suck attacks, each according to the
forms OF its own Constitution.
o. The German Confederation alone, and exclusively
authorized tointerpret the Act of Confederation and the
penal act, which right il exercises through the Diet its
legal organ.
LONDON, July live received this morning the AL
gemene Zsitung to the 11h inst. The following article
a. dated from Vienna, the 4th inst
The negotiations that have been carried on here relative
70 Cracow are good ended We hear that conyen
uon on the reorganization of that republic concluded
few days ago. which will be published soon as il shall
have been ratified by the Three Powers under whose pro-
lection Cracow is placed.
The accounts from Grte continue TO be very melancbo
~: scarcely possible, without the application of ex
country.
From Berlin it is stated that there was an nxious
pectaton with regard TO the of the Diet (hat is to
say Tor sencing public opinion Sc but so conscious
were ose who urged them, OF the
that orders have been given have ready divisions of
ooo men, which be marched in any direction at short
notice, and formed into movable columns of 10 600 or
IxoOO men 1t is sarcasticaly observed that the know
ledge oil this arrangement may contribute to cool little
the zeal of the ultra German liberals; bu-perhaps not
and what then?
VIENNA, July 5Five per Cents Sc SIS; Four D. Cents
10 6-S; Bank Stocks 1892 3-5ihs.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
BRUSSELS, July 18th, (evening 1.-The apprehcnsions
Of war do not to be forgotten Orders have been is
sued Tor sending to Antwerp the dposabe artillery of the
torresses on the French frontiers The King will it is
saa, proceed again TO Antwerp on the 18th This visit is
supposed to have for its object the probable ohos
EGYPT
EStrdct of a letter dated Alexandria, 25fh 1Idu-
"The Egyptian fleet entered to-day from their cruise TO
Syria lbrahim Pacha had returned from Balbec with an
escort OF cavalry to be present the e-stormng of Acre
which was liked for last Saturday. Ibrahim now holds
the greater part Sya which he has obtained by the loss
oil few men, and still continues hold il without any
dieulty Our last arrivals from Constannope refer 10
the Suans fleet, which six ships of the line
eight rgaes and few briggs but most of which are
not manned. The Pacha's fleet in most excellent con-
dition and have four ships of ne several frigate
and an abundance OF covees, briggs, schooners and five
ships which will set defiance 10 all the Sutsns and Pacha
OF Turkey The faction will no doubt be at Rhodes
and ere another month shall have to relate our Pachas
success"
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