Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22


guaranty banks procure for small traders the discount Of
their bills, sufficient security IN goods warrants on bonded
goods &c being given by the parties demanding assistance
The Provisional Government taking into consideration the
present embassmens of has issued decree
king temporary reduction in the expense Of protesting bills,
registration dues and the emoumens attached TO those docu
menis. The reduction amounts TO 80 per cent.
The Provisional Government has decreed that work IN the
prisons shall be suspended and that the contracts now exist
ing with respect to il shall be rescnded the contractors re-
ceiving an indemnity from the State il called for.
About four hundred of the Poles living at Paris assembled
to form the first column for returning to their country
They have written their eounymen in the provinces to
join them either at Paris at Siasburg They have made
an appeal to the republic Of France for supply OF arms
PRUSSIA.
The sitting of the Deputies of the city of Bres-
lau, on the 18th, was oneof extreme importance.
The following resolutions were passed with stormy
acclamations:
i 81. The immediate armament Of the burghers.
So. petition to his Majesty 10 renquish every alliance
with Russia that bas coercng the Southern States
OF Germany
3 To dismiss the present Cabinet, and replace by
who possess the public confidence
The disturbances which place the 18th, during
which division Of the cuirases fell upon the unoending
multitude, have had the consequences As the General
in command refused supply the burghcr with arms, the
district associations resolved that every should him
self he best could and repair at six in the evening
appointed rendezvous In the brief space Of hour every
gun shop cleared of its arms at high prices the stu
dents had their raper shapened by the in the
stee and every body put the black, red, and gold cock
ade and rbands
By royal Decree dated the goth instant, his Majesty has
approved the gratis Of all property pledged at the Royal
| Loan office, for the value Of FIVE dollars under
The civic authorities have announced by proclamation that
the solemn intern Of their brethren who fell in the late
test and the maintenance Of the families of the deceased will
be undertaken at the expense Of the city OF Berlin.
The Paris Commerce of the 25th ultimo con-
firms what had been previously reported by tele-
graph, as follows:
This the official the telegraph despatch which
add this addressed the Provisional and
posted the Bouse leaves doubt Of the authenc of the
communications
had left for England Before his flight the people had de-
manded that he should renounce all right to the throne.
We read follows in the Patrie " We have received
from authentic some details relative the terrible
in front of the royal palace Berlin the 18TH The
people, not content with making the King descend from his
apartments and take off his hat before the victims who had fall
compelled him place his hand the heart of SEVERAL
saying, Here hearts which few ago beat for you
but which have been pierced by the balls your soldiers"
We learn from Berlin, under date of the 20h that all the
Polish prisoners in that city have been set at liberty They
went in procession TO the palace and the King appeared
the balcony and bowed to them M. Mieroslaws IN
caage the horses of which taken off the people, who
supplied ihe places, uiterng loud acclamations.
The Cologne Gazette Of the Oath umo has accounts from
Berlin I'D that the capital
tranquil and the ceremony OF the nerment the victims
OF the revolution had gone of without the slightest Interrupt
ton of order The King not present this ceremony
but all the authorities attended it.
The date Of these accounts throws doubt the
ceiSed yesterday from Metz of the proclamation Of republic
at Berlin.
The Universal Gazette of Prussia Of the 23d that the
King had placed the properties Of the Stae including the
military stores destined to be employed for the defence Of the
country against foreign fes under the protection Of the c
and inhabitants of Berlin II also that the King
had ordered that the pledges not exceeding five thars n the
Pawnbokng establishments should be given the cost of
the Treasury committee had been formed for receiving
donations behalf those who wounded and Of the
widows and children Of the slain in the events
HANOVER
1t is one of the most gratifying results Of the po
pular excitement in Germany, that it has forced
the King of Hanover, one of the most rigid abso-
usts of ALL TO restore TO his people the Liberties
he took from them. with considerable additions, by
way Of interest. He has issued the following pro-
| clamation
"Hanoverians In many representations which
have reached me- have already abolished the censorship off
the press permitted the publication Of the proceedings in the
estae recognised the right Of association, granted the desr
ed amnesty and restoration of rights all who have been con-
demned for political ohenccsa concession which by
these presents expressly decareand with regard several
other points promised further consideration but do
thing until the Estates Of the Kingdom assembled
with which view have given orders that by the time they
"In particular will, under the essentially altered
position Of all Germany lay before the Estates proposals for
change in the constitution of the country, which change shall
be based upon the responsibility Of the Ministry to the
try and upon the union of The Royal Treasury with that of
the country.
81 exhort you all to await calmly the developments Of
events, aud to avoid the disturbance Of legal order
"ERNEST AUGUSTUS.
"Hanover, March 90"
The day before the proclamation was issued the
King of Hanover sent official notification to the
Burgher Guard that he had dismissed Privy Coun-
cllor Fake from his post in the cabinet.
The burghers, says letter from Hanover, have
completely maintained the peace of the city. BY
their desire no soldier is to appear, unless the
burghers themselves should require their assistance
! The King of Hanover has conceded all the de-
mands Of his people, and been obliged to submit to
the bitter necessity Of calling to the ministry M.
Stube, the liberal deputy Of Osnabrck, who, for re-
fusng to abet his Majesty in the arbitrary measures
which he adopted on his accession, was prosecuted
and imprisoned for several years.
| REVOLUTION IN GENOA
| The Patre Of the 24th ult. says: AT the moment
of going TO press we assured that great move
ment had taken place at Genoa, and that it had de-
tached itself from Sardinia, with the project Of con-
tributing TO the foundation Of an Italian Unity with
a republican form Of government
RUSSIA.