Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11

the hllinerenis: '''a''' oe''e."
Denmark aud Her Daches-At the risk Of amman.
my tedious We beg Ia point nofe the ttu nosi
Ton III The Affairs ri these countries On which subject nf
tradrs ara nWare that for some Years pas the German
press has excited The public mind n the bieest titcb II
rNfasaannee The Duehy ul llolslen heIones In TIM
'',nan aohedefaon, thai II Sthlesuip does ,o, and
while ihe Rug III nennar. aceees 1, MI tho nr,,.sa,
current In Germany with references The former Dnehy
he announces hs intfn'ion III governing the latter aca
eo'dng Ia the lava o the land aud not the law of Cor,
many revolution has broken n nonp the tcrm.,
inhabitants oi theso Dnchi.s That of llDsten viii
pfohahi ho ocenPlei parf of the e1niJ,r, In, bv
the io'h eorpsol ne Federal army chiefly CONSISTING of
iianaseflans, but into Srhleswip hese lrons b,ve ma
SHpimMpfIp somJ LINES IN tie. alef b.p1. an.
loninnns VIII Tie results Of any popular novemen.
NJ revolution, which in these duchess Europa
has lit'e cneen md eerias4 " feht IL Interfere In
Sehes"lg The klng ot Prussia has shadow Of legal
authority although stahae letter Ia the Duke Of An
gnstcnhntg he seems 10 have assumed it, Bnt II tha
excitement aud sympathy Of the Germans Ut The t.ernnn
"'ef' should lead them 10 orass the Eler anl enter
Seleswe. that would he OF war aesins, the CROWN
oi Denmark. aud Gemlny would have violated the ne,l.
hlity aud independence ii irnIn az much as if
a ileaeh amy had ealeed the ltleo,4a Provinces.
af.kNAN1 = he nttseon L German statesmen ia
the pfcsrnl ctiss Il nll II smee lienlliea- re- il
NJ THIS moment aeiaals paramount authority either in
''etmaoy, 81 any u he sltes composing IT, upon which
men can rely with confidence. The fate # GERMANY Is
sci upon the cast o de.A masi every lhnp depend,
nnon iegood sense and patriotism l thu members elec-
ted by Prussia md Asla repre- sem Them In the Ger
man Parliament eonvoko in ianLl.u for the first If
May II that assembly hayr anything Of The J!alp.v
e'mdcm III lis eonllosllon The condition Of German, il
pr lons
The nirnlti psry political partly economical.
The latter perhaps aier al the more d iii llt to
deal Will In The existing slspensan or paralysis of e-
gal an h1f, payment III taNes sa bnl universally re-
fused here IL mt an eNcheqnet IN Germany that IL
mol Impoverished IN consequence. Credit Is deslfoy.d;
specie has disappeared be public funds mortgages bills
o' esehanee-a arc NJ nominal yalaes. About a week
ago. the branch oi the house 81 l,olscld esfa shed in
fankort Is understood Ia have refused discount bill
drawn by NJ. Belmont lis own agent at New York on
The hhsea PARIS payable IN Map 10 baye refused l.,
advance III o frames IN The security II lls Eill r -
'to iianes ahong1 IL Ia - per was red for tho
accommodation The failure ul The old and ,,sncr,rJ
house OF sehaailouse NJ togne-uhose assets exceed
u1e llablla,,% n1mtsn irilssia, who bad credits
with the finn, 10 throw our Of employment many thou
sands Of abonrcrs At Berli'. Irnns. lepsic Frank
lori. Mayenee Manhem. and Sult rlfll manufacturers
have been Obliged 10 dismiss her hands iar want of
work. Interest on mortgages Is being piId in part oi
Germany.
THE Jol RNAi. III, rR ANKFoRT publishes
fepoft nj III, emanie diet appointed 10 revise the fed
efal constitution, IN which lhe recommendation of tina
leommes o fifty In haee our representative for every
1aooo, instead o ior every 1o01o i adopted. Il IL
also resolved thai II thu excess o population ri the state
he - 00D over 10000 or Whlr member Is named,
then II will hayea right 10 elect SECOND representation
and lhal every s'ate having population IN lumber be-
Inv 5)iho, Will It'll have the taht elect member.
rs for the election Of deputies tn The constituent assem-
bly, thu eligibility Is moi 10 be limited by disposition
10 census, err,d " class. Any German who is u
mimi has rght e,ct AMI b. elected nor /, il ncces-
that he should be native II the state which he
In represent IN the assembly The assembly ia To he
convoled as II may meet 1r the dfsi tine IN the Is,
.nfM,y. Iherammisson anneSe4 a table show ing the
number o mcnhers hr elected by each state the total
amount ot whrh will according Ia tie census Of 1872
amount 10 cos o. f6esr Austria " Ill send 100 Prussia
10 Bavaria Il E. NnrlenInrg - lIanever 70 Sax1ny
81 Baden % 1os,e Darmsiadt - lIossc Gas I'll |.
i The remaining 81 are from the smaller slars Tue
Total populations represented by these Cos members IL
70 Ill So Tie report ol the committee Is followed
by The decree Of the diet adopting H.
IRELAND The Very Rev DR. Ypre one of the
Roman Cathulc Wears General in the diocese of Dub
lin had an interview by anpontnen with the Earl of
Clarendon on The 9Th inst II is ninorca that lis excel
lone, was an Mons 10 asc Rim the tninao of In, RIVER
end gentleman who en- Us ofea pann,fity among the
r,n, ,,t,v Win r,.snac, T. the ,rlnal .ate of pubc
,inin, IA !, came npd,t lin nef.,,nl ,l,srrva,nn
u, y,,e il is s,l uas "a remedy r,plirlt lie STA.
la, IN his Ln lele ma conc, sion art ,eneal would
-, shnld satisfy the neen. thai he WAS d opioen TINT
,h,t,,l tere y ere N, a,ouu,s Ia nnnr,h,p, an imme
i,a ,,,te,I he could mol answer the c,,seonences
If d.l,y. and that for his DIR Yom',l mart he had no
oo,6id.nce IN a nxrellenr,'s ration sinro the
oer,ol he filled the Office ii, ambassador nj Madrid (allu-
6, nr I, the mr., ord tpttnflln ituk in tho Burrow
. R,be ,a,it !
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