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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
FOREIGN nIARh rT-.

LIVERPOOL TatutdAy Evening
We have 10 record another vi declining prices ana
excessive dauss. Ia C0RN msIket ~heIs the eNtou
sve articles Is reduced u the lowest
q0n 'Jr with the exception % COOS dtGs nd fo cd "A
Con- 'o Ireland the only purchasers aIe our local mii1s
snd those the uteot boug able TO- eup thelf
Fa1ts from the tanners in hsr 00n ui'
mediate ghbJrh0Od Va a1vuted ias wees 90 i@ 81
Zee. Of vesses haslRs been released fOm - hedeIa
mean. these daily Appearing ia CoiA nud ga
rnr Tor orders but lew Jss have reached lhsi uit
The Cotton market exhibited decreased activity the
emf OF tie week, with advance Ina prices
bus has since INTO lis duness and the
advance Is consequently lost Spinners eouaue to ope
total sales Tor the week The transactions Tor export
which amount D. 1880 bales oo arse scale consider
ug Tho state Of tho continent and to increased supplies
IN their way hers from America Spectators stu coca
slously oppsar he market, aud thls have pur
chased Coz bales The esti mated a. <s1lo
bales against 403 $50 bales g. The corresponding period of
last year
There Is no doubt that the state of affairs tho CONT
purchased those One vessel has already ar
rived. namely the 4msrioan shiP Exchange, which
clsared hOblls for hao, and on her appearance al
tho directed proceed 10 liverpool but before
doing 80 took on board aftc u French mAnuae
thus altering voyage to from Hsyre aud not
Mobsl 20 Liverpool here We have an Instance OF the
Navigation laws acting in direct opposition % the inter-
Of ihs British hDOwnes Tor vessels being
bic by the French Laws % carr cotton from America %
Havr-, have opportunity VI performing such VOYsse
a that OF ihs Exchange.
The navigation Of the Baltic ports is again opening 80
From ST Psto sburk under date Of the 1th VI March
learn that the eSsOrdinary mi dness OF the Winter mad
natsrsy uhsnesd the Of porting hemp 20 the
station the Vefs, and some dstrets rendered II
yearly mpIsetiesbe that out Of The quantity anoun-
log nesry OsO o00 Of pools which had been collected
would resoh St Petersburg. Hence tho dealers adj.
yancng their demands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

Furthermore Il was resolved that Sil there rs
sembled should meet on the following morning a,
II O'Clock, Ia iroat Of the Town-hsli, and thence
proceed 10 the Kings palace, Christiansborg. W
order o. deliver the address At half past ten the
meeting adjourned aud 40 one arriving in town
inat night a stranger 10 these proceedings would
rave suspected a revolution was then achieved
Next morning the ministers were summoned 10 his
Majesty proseuce aud dismissed. True 10 the sp-
pointed hour 2 400 citizens met that day the 2lst
at IL o'clock. A NJ IA the -srkstp place, Ia front Of
the Tow1.hsll. Then iOrmins siX abreast they pro-
cseced through the streets ty~Nrl CnristlansbOrg
quietly and sOoery as became ihsir station in the
world. As they passed from street and court csme
streams Of men ~ join and artisans in their best
clothes aud students in their beat looks came on
and joined the stream. When they reached the
sreR, pSee Ia front Of ChristiAnsborg hsnks 70 the
good King not soldier excep. the usual sen.res,
and not enc policeman, was there; and when the
deputies had been admitted 20 the presence Of the
King irom the multitude arose. as from Que mighty
heart the simplest tru ST Of their songs In praise
OF their land. HIS Ma esty received the depuration
cordially. and, having listened to the eddress az.
swered thus;
"l 1l.d 20 Be able to iaforn you thar have auuel
pAed LAT which yoa eSsro Of he Ihe 90 iEissTy IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

Princes. Lui,pot TIE Glowing Is the speech oil
the King
Nv s.s,ss ACC f.lafa STATE. Of The sssiu ] hasS
r,oust.d the tlrole sec9r1ins T. tl- ~ o' -'S
- 81. .@-l, ,f..b-d much ff- ul-t19rF ~ when tfs
s'tfr .on- 10 rsr.h 5at il or ns 20 hAte I.
81 n 49, 81 ms government II ny proc At -. ~
yes,srasy sill ifaig ed c-nicls nt.-i'y 800, Coz.
turor. Ei1F In order th,t l- r-mrnalfAnes 90 Sc
I.t= diftu 1tl-es f4ey Ftl.f. ave &c i - p -.
"a. 10 igI pls'snlts 11a ~ o. -. . --.,p-r,i
r1t delay 10 .ts ssfef RI pc hils flmi =
tliitv III listers; Freedom N t- zen teen.ls ~.
Members n me- Chamber Of DEPUTIES W.
mole t.ol % the II pr-s-ltEtion % me faa
u hu .dsns and. sud IRE colsidsietlou ~ L5 .
The 70 lowing vii $50 be lai1 l~,',e y2-' -
legislation on tie rfTston ~ Courts ei -,
process in civil sld criminal c-ui-s 900 ou ~
law % vhich Vii Be Jlinsd ths dfsNins ~ :!
- po-s atoms. me sp istsy discussed at LeiPts
"a the ss-lsm Of Universal kx-hsrse. ang ~ ~ ~
orsslrston " the Upper Rel goo. authontlss % u
49,. -ns .Isl irte-d fo a. before you ne mncn
.t.d -..Isfiec on tn administration n Jus Zee pubic
- or,l .nd 5y o.h fsrther lsw on the feltnn' %
.srvsrt Of tie STATE their Poste-F, $40 Aeli e1ts
zion 10 those Aodils ste htsAssi othces .. ~
Las i-@ Tor imPfov iae s..-ai ~ p - - - 81.
rsiau Of the rev, viii psrrit At a events 10
u5 a. f4r a. .. necessary BY another nteno 70 ssl
n. genera armug % tie People, sud ~
a.. Lsud~ehf Let o. try ihes- pi'Jscs ~ An ~" -,
g-..t INTEREST," of the fsiherarc require ne .uA-'
linton OF al German cIals.s have uaae ,,ll'u'..e
.Bssneus 9f be repfes=lta,io1 81 tne feope s th
Coui-derscy. We hsv- el.sI-d anew sfs o. o-i 800.
me- The sFlit Of Europ- = upon " Not ony SAtatis
but Germany looss on ortsmpiA,ins nc o5... I
which srs a-out 90 tas- Place hay ih-y sllN .'. y
e.rd1r but wise ahstcene- fron ana &c
sttoyius telae cies The RESULTS Of ms DE WI
The position n Bavaria IN Germany LEI ~ = 20
exam pie O. 81 ia People. Let our device De rf-edou
and Legality ,..
4 The announce nent Of the amnesty. the abolition
of 0tteries the representation AZ the Coniederacy
aud the asst words OF tne speech, elected loud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Miscellaneous.

The magnificent residence of the Prince lie Croy,
10 Westphalia and several other noble mansions
have been totally destroyed by bands OF peassntry
The hot houses alone of the Prince dc Croy cost
30 900 thalers.
We have already stated that all pledges IN pawn
under the value OF four dollars have been returned
70 tue owners. This has cost 100000 dollars
The King has issued the following order TO the
Minister of War;
AS thoroughly devote myself 20 The German cause,
consider The cooperation Of Prussia as decided iuI
tnerauee # tba; cause order the army TO wear the
German cocarae. together with the PrUssian ono
IL appears that IN consequence OF the state OF
matters Ia the duchies Of Holstein and Schleswlg,
and for fear OF their invasion by Danish troops a
corps OF the army has been sent TO the frontier.
The same precau,iou has been suggested by Prus
sia 20 be taken on the part of Mecklenburg, Hsno-
YER and Brunswick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

A semi official article M the AHgenaeieae Pre1s-
che /elfUng Of the 21th inst treats % ioHO"s o.
the question respecting the assembling OF Gen
era German Parliament aud states mat tne con
temp sted Congress wall not take place:
la IA. proeiaa5n Of IN. llsi q March he probability
was mentioned the 81 jsct o. the formation 81 Ger
ra.n Par would BE- proposed toth- Pf1ssisn
lis as,embiug The a u Arul In- formation Of the
A..smbiv from Deputies from he different Diets -
the A-sf molly u meet remained u de-
cided Erf3rou-tue Maine ~Es Eenuonsd - he
most probable Then 70 80 siaeo that the KING oi
Prosss has e.. ed the 6eTmaa Pruc snd GySeTnmsr u
81 Confe1erscy Dresden ana Poscam % select Tue
pss- Of meeting. Thu contemplated Gsr-aa co"gFsf'
cannot take plsce
But 10 The nssn~Lils DsDuis. from be T. OWNS Ger.
mao Wprtenberg. RroeD. H-sse Dsrus a. Anc
Nasssu-hsvs q Berlin with plan similar 10 NAV
contemplated by Prussia. 40 headed by The saxon am
baassdOr have u1ntted the ol us points ~ TOE Gov
eminent. The necessity Of the direction Or me united
CO1-cer.cy be taken By nsad TIE IonirfaeJ Dc
inx repr-s4rted by member Of n. upper sn0 lower
House Of each STATE And ssbcta FOR me cor p7nc1
and confederation Of abe ssssn0y hus forced tue fol-
owing have bee pOiafed out: 40 army ~ me Coniso-
.racy, arrui19 u the people he ess snin-n- OF 4
Court ACpss for The COufederscn me gf-stfst POS
bic unfit nty 10 The -gisa Of The Coniederscf Dpi
t.fors sl common law ~ d0nice Of usturaiz alton,
dcis process peal and criminals as 40 the establish
-nt u system o. customs, trade, mint ~- Ehis
aud measures aud r he general present
stion Of the Consdsrsey Ia fofeigo countres
In order % the most speedy consideration Oi
these points IL "a contemplated 70 adjoin u toe
Assembly OF the Confederation II Of the most trust
ed men OF the nation. The Assembly, thus strength
ened. will come 10 q decision on these points
which will be put into execution as soon as pos
sible The man chosen 20 act as one OF the IL Tor
Prussia. is Dahmsnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Rumor. of "A Rebellion.

DOR advices from Madrid ss down to the Goth
They make u0 mention A. al OF an nsuuecuon hsNius
occufs and therefore d. 10 clear ihst the rumOr wllcn -
mentioned yessfdAy having been current IN fsts ives
quiie usfluuded IL M h0wese stated that on ne %ti
M extreme liberal parry intended 90 MAKE popular o.
mou.tfatOr bat the OoNeruu 8nl had sscn mot "a
traoroiosry easufes OF pecau.isn, II not unlikely
thAt IS would Do Abandoned A. Nttoua sonc y0Hns men
mad arrested fJ .h0utns n the streets Long h'r
The Republic" sud Dr.lh lO Montpsssisr"
The Madrid journals Of the 18th state that several per
sons h.ge besn arrested among them an lfish pfiss
charged with Al attempt Go get up - rspsbucaH move
Accounts hai been received from Nellie of esnhis
,et@ssn the fioofs end spsniads in which the forms
mad LOST ~ Killed wound and tho latter but oHe
man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
AnI1nde Of Prn..ln townrd the Duchie..

Tho H0HbHTg b0fSeHhGie OF March o. sAy'
w are authorized TO insert the following letter
from his Majesty the King Of Prussia, y the DuSe
OF S,hleswig HJlstein Augustenbnrg;
YOUR HlcHsEss In reply 10 your h'ghness's letter Of
TO-DAY relative ~ threatening of athl ia the
drchy II sch-sWg-H 1istein beg 90 STATE thAt nave
taken pom myself the maintenance Of the German cause
duiina his stormy s9Ocb usurp he ghts Of others
but numerically nulutan those That are ia eNsteca
both AZ hone snd sbrosd Ar1ouk the eXstlng nights In
ciuds those of he Duchi-s OF Sehesw HOlsiein which
without infringing upon the nights oi DeHmafk afe IN
elufed 10 the following clauses J. That the ouchss sfs
States That they States firmly uni ed
20 each other That the isle line obtains m the duees
have sready expressed myself 10 this elect 81 the Diet
and under these legally existing conditions sn realy 10
reference the e1era resolution Of sept T. si6, to pro-
sc the Duches OF g )stein asainst any sFgrrs
on and attack whatever win such measures shall Do
the most compatible trust ho~ovef thai the national
g 81 the ducnies ulsnacst by serou. dancer
vet should he the am persuaded that my Ger
man will follow my amp- and hasten for
their defence with sincere irieid.h'p remain your
hishnesss friend sad cousin, FREDERICK WILLIAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Return of the Deputntion.

The deputstiOn arrived early on the morning OF
the goth, and as soon rs they lsaded, fastened 10
the market place at kiel, where they read the fol
lowing answer WHICH they had received az CoPen-
hagen
"Iu reply to your petition, have make known 70
you that disposed grant Duchies Of Ho
stein IS al inde peudsni GeTmsR federal free
stutor, founded upon mpreheusye elective system
In hieh shall be included the night Of national
meat freedom Of the press and liberty Of association
That ia pursuance Of the Duehy Of hosein.
Independently Of peculiar Government aud military
armament should likewise have distinct finances, 30
soon the mutual arrangements, including, among
other conditions union with Denmark and SehlesSis
shall hsve been conso dated that viii openly use
our sndesvers for the institution q free and pop
uiN German Parliament that We have neither
the usht the power, nor me inclination .
inccrpoTs.e cur Duchy u Sch eswig IN the GermEn
Confederation that, the contrary, earnestly de-
tho ndisso Uble union Of Sch egg With Denmark ~
OF genera free Constitution sDc a. the sane time
determined 20 secure the inespeud Of SchesSg
by extended provincial Institutions sud especially By
3scrc Diet AID distinct Ac administration. Az The sans
lime desire 90 Horm you that 10 Is Vish -
consolidate the liberty ana peace Of country Ia per
ieel harmony with beloved and faithful sub that
consider Il a. the sacred DUTY Of the awful Pence
protect the sovereignty OF tbs lsw an. the
peace 81 the country with al his a.
CoPenlIgea, March q. -
tOounlersig-e 4. ". MOLTChE"
Il IS said that the Ultra Danish party completely
govern the King and public opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Venice Risen {.

Adyices from Venice have been received To- the
Goth That city has also risen sgsinst the Aus
TRANS. The trcolored flag aoated on the towers OF
81 Mark. The Governor, alarmed at the deter,
lninstion of the people ia delivering the political
prisoners. Issued = proclamation. In which he
pledged himself 10 withdraw the troops from the
city aud % leave il ia the hands Of the National
Guard. The Nenetians immedate Y mounted the
ri eoI.-.s oo.L~s~ a4id Oci4auded arms at Tie
municipality. This was the situation OF things
when the last accounts left Little faith, however.
was placed in the promises Of the Governor, and a
coniict was considered ~ be imminent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
g,,,hcr prepnrntion. for Revolution.

The Limerick EIammsr says Nearly - Wv
were drawn out Of ihe Limerick savings baH~ ~
s.. .t-, ni me Industries, class 0n Mon-sy i~st
zee. 20 the ~iiflsSWsl of - etJ Eofe we're .Ns'
N't., r.xt Ne.Dwlins ne Government are taxing
ever 5recauoa against a. 0stbreak- At-ion- Ee0ls
are pouring into ths iry ], is states tAls re ~
eminent have made arrsn scus"nts Tor Supplying lhe -
b,t,,. II Dublin % IN. amcuut 81 several thoussal
49, I'D -lnske all an hamilton, SHOULD Circumstance
-..,.Ier tnIs 4a iH,us, prccirfion advisable.
me- Cgiad TrhaGH openly recommends resort 70 'l-
ian 1si cxtreuiles, o. Necessary l. h'11s us UNIV
o. fri-rss beware u s4ui spd n % comes % '-isst
g,.-rs fn Dab.fn rt al ,ao resources 70 chemisy '
-s e.. ,aorf ia- cit x-ncsses available weapons 70
n, GO b. &c sorsosvc ~ po~cer % too eA
-ahins eorsGsrsd 800 .st W TOO heavy ilr - Le-es
5i.cbsrss upcn The enemies ~ Jour country no'sNs'
s-II4 ~ 4 D Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Italian Dukedoms Free.

PARnA.-Advices from Parma bring the con
rmatiJn Of the revolution there. AT the hrst news
OF the Instruction at Milan the Inhabitants filled
the streets and fell upon the Austrians the latter
had reco1rse TO grape The Grand Duke, however,
alarmed at the situation OF affairs, published pro-
clamatlOn, in which he announced us wish To with
draw with his family, and named q regency TO
which no transferred supreme power with full
liberty 20 adopt such measures and establish such
laws they might think fit under existing clrcum-
stances. A Provisional Government, composed OF
the most ustrous personages OF the city has been
formed among them Count San Vltale and Pelle-
GRIM.
MoDESA.-The Florence journals announce that
revolution took place at Modena on the goth
One hundred young men sailed forth, shouting In
favor OF revolutions az Paris and Vienna The
Huugarians refused 10 act against the people. AT
o'clock ia the afternoon, a soldier who Tired on
the people. VAs stoned 70 death These papers
Say that AZ the departure OF the courier the duke
was trying in vain to concilate the people by con-
cessions.
L alter accounts however announce the flight OF
that Prince. The Austrian Ambassador, Nleu-
mann, rad a.so fed, and the iusurrecton was gen
orally successful On all sides was heard the cry
OF Long Live Plus *. Long live our brothers
Of Hungary /" The only troops that could be got
TO act against the people were the German drA-
goons, and thsy we're defeated by stones.
At Mautga the tri.colored Italian flag was IN
furied. Padas Reggie and Modena rose as one
Nothing could rspress the enthusiasm of the Bo-
lognsse, who crossed the frontier, and march ed
upon Modena. A Piedmontese regiment was at
Casteggio.
The Austrian and Russian Ministers at Turin
had demanded their passports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

4 letter from CracOyls dated i7t1 March, says:
Our political prs ners free . ls-luins ~ rr e
O'clock. after SIS favorable rse-igsd ifcm Nisuls.
10000 Poles accom- -aclec b. many Pc Pc ot he
cll4try vent ~ C0lll D--u4 -rt asa--dsdi arm y,
tie mcsdlsls 9erty VI ils palLlcai pfis'ne-s This
dcuied. bat in the z-rruo9u The senarl ear
tEI1ns. Oonng D--un, 40 the L gucl a. IRE Adm o.
iraon took baIolcle, aac panied b 5 V men,
lhs els grso-- Al clock Tue nht on- las -
hoisei ald al tn- Psousla Ln0gltns 70 400 students,
pie . Ana uob-s were hteraed - tAs Ccolt Degun
= mse.f The enfLls.zsm % lam use.
The people rksiss dsmssdsd hs abli -on Of he ne
Of customs che sfmaIect 81 ne ilh.1slls aud nc IL
stIta.o1 OF the slcie-l ulll.Lla of .ler fee ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The klecIixe Krnnchise.

A deputaticn from Bresau and Liegutz came to
the King about a law OF election His Majesty
replied that general Law would be promulgated
and that the principal points 70 be assured were
personal liberty the right Of association burgher
guard with the right OF choosing their officers re-
responsibility OF ministers jsres for political crimes
ana those Of tn press imDOvabiiity OF judges,
abolition Of seigDoris courts Of justice.
On the gath, the King promised a popular law
for elections--in other words popular extension
Of tho franchise. A public meeting was held on
the same day in Berlin in favor Of universal sui.
frage for all males of twentyoue years Of age. 1t
Is said that Herr Won hue'Swald has been sum
moned to make new cabinet and that he has de
clared ne will not enter ii until the chief demands
OF the people have been complied with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

The HInburgR Correspondent states that the
authorities OF Atous, the most pOpulous town Of
the German Dachies, had recognized the Proyis
iona Government a Kiel, and that the brother Of
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs ~ Copenhagen,
Count Reventor, the present Governor Of that
District ia declaring bis submission 20 the Proyis
iouGl Government, bad al the same time implored
the inhabitants 20 protect the few Danes who re
sided at Altoona sgsinst any violence OF The peop' e.
The London Mo-ting Pest thinks Il highly probs-
bic that II conflicts OF hottie natUre Gre 20 take
plscs in Germ any. the DaLish German Dachies
will be the scene OF them. anu q very saaguiaary
one it Will be for the inim'csl feelings bttSeen
the mother ccgHt-y and the Dachies have reached
an extreme point for years past and at the Out
break, come when it may the rage and Jury Of both
parties vii be lngoyernable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
POL AND AND RUSSIA.
InsurrecTlon AT Warsaw.

The Courier FraHeQs says: An extraordinary
courier mas arrived at the Russian legation OF Paris.
IL Is said tina. be brought dispatches Of the highest
gravity Il appears that the provinces OF the south
VI the empire are ia fall insurrectlon The mobiles
and the army are az the head Of the movement.
News IS said 70 nave reached town last evening
from Berlin. Of the 27th as follows:
Warsaw sin open revolution. The Inhabitants rose
a. nlsss sud dsrsd hundreds Of the Russaos
z be troops hsa Tho fort and thsncs D0mbsrded The
town. Msrsa~ is in ashes Tomorrow the PrussianPo-
sh legion departs lom here ~ no Kings expss,s, in q
special train" The G-rusa journals sEce received up
10 tAs 18Th do not co-hlm tlis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

,. Dean. d., ,..r,.-. t.f. l.f valleys ucre coma uni
c,,.l toe ,e e,bsr srd a very short tine The bis
e. ssrsb.s distance beyond lrnI.es anl aoy ~
h.otei he.r bsaeou-agh,s gentleman vac vs. 'ie's
ins "a. ID, .r t.. su'.e--. So. Pol ~. %.
si,hc- save ar rvlsis1 answer o- e'iictd $3.50
I.r.r one thlaz IS certslr. slc tAe ftc. cann.. I.
ces.et. treason. oreu aul secfct- IS -'io@l - I,
.nJ d..a.eaos rsrn 1 eytfy PEASANTS oo''in' A. =
~ WIN Ir.I. tn. -eberoas volcano. upon WHICH u'
.-t,..f. .... ,fr, r,s 4. - sut fro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
BAVARIA.


kms Loais Abticsted in favor OF bis son Maxi
milan Oh the Goth Of March. The retiring sovereign
was horn on The 25th August, 1855 aud is now IN
his ga year he succeeded his father On the 9Th
October 1873, aud has therefore regned rather
more thaa p years. The new monarch. King
Macmillan, entered his Office with proclamation
fall Of good promises, which was well received
The next Gay tue session Of tie Diet commenced.