New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

mud her Position toward England &c.
v,s PAR, correspondent Of the Deutsc1e lSclneH-
,atis nsp d great penetration and intelligence.
". lsttey ssnke US as better than any similar COM
rrufssons 20 the press Of this country. The last
one tpsbished this morning. under date Of March
IL Is specially Interesting, and we accordingly
,stsais the greater part OF it as follows;
Eou weeks have passed since wrote you for the last
er nd in this four weeks the events Of years seem
phrs hesped themselves together. Prussia has OBJ
nsis Constitution IN Bavaria the party Of the Priest
,i hss fallen Austria and Russia are collecting armies
abe Prnssisn frontiers France still stands in hostile
.ziude toward England and in isolation from other
,os.p; Epglan1 has once more extended her power
q lsS. and annexed the great kingdom Of the Pun
b hgh prices and famine are increasing their reva.
"a tie people are nurmuriug snd Kings and Ministers
rs Of opinion that In such internal difficulties foreign
war voald be the bo't ssfetyvOlye.
or he Prssian Constitution / have nothing to ssy.
Mihe fof glance it seems but small gain; but as
concession won from absolute King by force of cir
ssmssnees II Is Of gres. importance. The King has
aid together the States only that they may sanction
sbE or vote new taxes These the only rights that
k,hs granted them but six hundred and fifty repre-.
vu.xayss Of the different parts Of a gros, monarchy
szuos be assembled without some historical develop
sn The States General Of France had not even rights
a r,r a these when LOUIS XVI called them together
hlTse sad yet they began revolution which shook
Europe 10 i!s center and opened a era BE assured
s, ,h PrasssD Constitution is only frststep which
e,uuO, bs without It's consequences The 81 Of Pebru
u,sna he lib Of April vii. be important political dates
for Prussia md indeed for oil Germany. In Germany
The royal shhs not found very grateful recognition
the pres sresks OF |, with great csrefulness aud the
nddees which l. waiting impsii entity for the moment
wher n hs1 assume the direction Of affairs says We
iks for ourselves whs, the King has not given"
From the German journs, only judge what they
would ay II they were free. do not share their opin
Ions and agree with The Journal des Dsbafs that petty
hden can be pu, Into the hands Of great nation es
,ly when II unites the power Of intelligence and OF
VII with the power Of numbers. OF the Prussisn Con-
euhOn then we can for the time being only say The
King has passed the Rubleon whether voluntarily or
sVOlanariy it Is the same he cannot retreat be can
ssly 10 forward
sd more promising is the condition OF affairs In the
scond State Of Germany, in Bavaria. What all the
snssles Of the Opposition, what the power OF public
spnlon what the whole press Of Europe could no; ac
anpn.h womsu hss performed The party Of the
Priesthood is broken down ABEL the Chief Minister'S dis
missed al the other Ministers have received leave OF
,seuce and the King s forming Citizen and Protest
an, Ministry How the sef~illed obstinate bavarian
Lows has been brought TO this is remarkable history
rOuhSe perhaps heard Of the Spanish dancer Lola
MeSIrs wen known through her intimacy with the up'
fortunate journalist DrJARRER.
Wei, this spsnisrd who has succeeded nowhere a.
al dancer, but everywhere as pretty woman who has
had the Prince PAsYrrrcss and the PeuoHero LIST In
he army Of Der admirers, came 10 Munich, and hing
LOuii made her acquaintance For six years he he'd
7r W I'll thought Of earthly joys. He divided bis TIM
te,seen the Church, Art and the care OF his peoples
fsFpinesl until he ssw the Spanish Msnols From
eseyiAe proud hing was the submissive slave Of the
assxs who openly signed herself Maiirssss dG Roi He
nngbrpraise In a sonnet in which he compared him
wabwsx,lngushed volcano whose summit was COW
sea viii snow glance from her bad melted the
ros nd lighted up the iaicrnal fires anew. Lola
Nr,s Wa soon the Queen Of Munich and ruled SUI
Eens. From On sides they resor'ed 10 her with
Ftnoas tnd whoever had a request 70 make 81 the
Sss hid I, before her She was soon obliged to
saacesee IN the public journals that she could
hm rceise any more Of these az she did not occupy
aer'tavlA public agsirs The King soon created her
couurss md bestowed upon her the beautiful estate
oiS,shreohsrs the name OF which she was 20 assume
Bat % lis !, was necessary that she should be natu
fi ed this REQUIRED the assent ofthe State Council
sad ef,he Ministry. and here was a hindranee. The
vkos sobity enrsged q, the presumption OF Lola and
u passion Of the Kiog took up with the Council and
kay sna they refused 20 ascent TO the naturalization
dAs sstora. Upon this the King los; patienee-he
An,he party of the Priesthood and Of Couservs-
"a Which for ten years no had supported fell Oh from
matte erst occasion when their Interests seemed TO
egut.a and obstinate as he f. he resolved TO break
SAH,n lie sent tho Chief Minister, Abel, his dis
nsss vA pension Of 400 guilders and Informed the
'~T Masters that they had leave OF absence iof
uoaa n after this time they should decline 70 gNe
"a asFconsent they need not return at all.
Va, am wriiirg THE. the Baysrian people are eN
sssIars, tie King and his mistress By The nobility
natgry. All existing evils oyen the failure oil 'he
rrsHd hsh prlces, arc attributed to the latter and
nasalvtrssl fermentation is going on The Minister
hnrstoa in ell haste TO Palermo to tho Crown Prince
eahurnn circles the question was discussed VAN
psss ,,e,,ex whether under favor Of a rising Of
II s<oyAe. which could easily be brought about
es kng misA, no, be declared Insane, doposed sud
@se'ssr Pripce proclaimed Regent in bis stead SO
"aa Ana in Bavaria and Il may De supposed that so
e1sssxs,snd long. Naturally the affair attracts the
siscsn,ion, not only in Bavaria but throughout all
~'as'y but that loving Sndcareful mother the Cen
Saa 'saers Il 10 be spoken Of only SD roso But IN
eiseshwil havs another result than the triumph OF
a lea Monies Like the King Of Prussis King LOUIS
Aa'@Nseas--he can only 90 forward. His con and
ssntsa bis accession TO the throne much more din
IA Before |, would have required little on his part 70
sue ~ tshsr forgotten. but now no will have to be
'as''e liberal and that is so much esined.
Nes tne his Is taking place In Prussia and bsvs'
S's'sra "a m.kns great preparations for War. Al
-sfo On leavc have been called in. vas, number Of
~" re being bought and large bodies OF troops are
a's % The Prussian frontiers. Russia, on rs side,
ss, 10000 soldiers in Poland. concentrated
N'aeos indeed and the regiments Of the Guards
r@ 70 Be On the march 10 the same direction.
49,. 49, ffussis Is also making preparations the on
49,, WILSON'S Of the Army pu, In marching order
els ruuor tia, Breslsu and other places IN
a.. md pcsen are to be fortified. Fer what IL al
- - row the as,opished Question Some main'
:. ~s s Is a Demonstration against France on
VIZ Of her Interference with the crscow affair, ard
~ went Of the new Holy Alisnee In order 10
-. switzerland, Italy. &c. in restraint Others
- @n real division has taken place be.
- sa'sis on side and Russia and Aussris on the
a. ma hat the parties are threatening each other.