The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-11

Gusot and Prince M.tterpioh held in iron chains
than one hundred millions of people, end to-day they
applicants for their lives, and hiding themselves from
the just indignation of the people whom they had OPP
demonstration in favor Of the advance Of human In
telligence! and what commentary upon thu vmue OF
the example which the United States have given to the
old world The AutocrAt Of Rusea, instead OF coming
to the Congress of Germany his way TO visit tho
King of Prussia, who 10 man OF good deal Of oApsci,
city, aod il possible that before he arrives he may ind
the class upon the throne of Prussia which eccu
pied that OF Louis Philippe after the capture OF me
ileries he should nnd the throne occupied oy rns
have made his royal journey In vain ana ne una
rs mucn dHouy In procuring resting place N Ger.
revolutionary state and the king has made and max
ing STILL large concessions to the demands OF hs people,
he @ soa s 70 e a. H..
capital and the force Of thu people Is ncreasing and
under the influence Of the examples at Ferris and Ven
IA, 1t will be excsssingly dAcut for Berlin to escape
The revolution in Austria appears to have been unani
at Paris, and accomplished with the same faoi-
lily The minister and his family, who had had macs
said to them from the contagion of France hsd
his chateau burnt Some Others members Of the cAbi
net and their subordinate Instruments feared to settle
their with the people face to face, and follow
the example OF thsir masters The Archduks Louis
and Queen Mother who had been active In mprisonDg
as to the yspS Of life and liberty in their
own cas, and to avoid the responsibility resting upon
them The students at Vi.nua at Paris led the bat
tslions Of the people fought for freedom and gave
their lives to their country Freedom will remember and
honor Its defenders; and the brave youth of Europe
ans M 81 the @ m
selves in giving up Their live: for the Sen:a.
under one stroke from the arm Of tyranny, than
it, iron chain, till lite gradually yielded to
last accounts, Vienna under the protection of the
National Guards formed OF oitizsnS the Emperor was
ing and his new minister's selected FROM tho liberal
men OF tho country were exertpg themselves to give
which should restore order II does not sp-
pear that at that moment republic had been proclaim
sS,s is BY the and
relieved well from imbecls for an emperor ~ .
Rs viii give to Iomssrdy~to the mprison:d, the op.
pressed the exied tho mourners for friends slain The
dungeons will be opened to the light and the youth,
ton untitled fer beasts, will walk abroad again. and
change the impurities of dungeon for the vivfypg
how many mothers will again weep ever their lost
sons! ana who can measure the exalted Joys of such
restoration The thirst for revenge will be absorbed In
the magnitude OF the benefits conferred and The suffer-
ers viii feel that their herosm has not been in vain
The masses at Vienna seem to have smulaed those at
Paris in the manner OF executing their great mission
they fined themselves grand purpose and
m,tted but little aggression and shed but little blood
their heroic achievement Ten students were killed by
soldiers but the people appeared to have preferred
DEATH rather than ndlct it unnecessarily. SO in
France Bstwesn fve and six times Is many people as
military were killed and wounded In Paris Indeed the
~omsn wounded bear about proportion to the
military ~ do the military to the men. In Paris tho
most heroic efforts were made to save the military as
soon as they eessed firing were ovcIawed. In one
instance, when fourteen cut of fifteen Of the military
guard fought till they killed, young girl saveo
the hfeenth BY springng forward ssiEng him around
the neck, and osDg him her father; and called upon
the nasses TO spare him. or to shoot her They Dried out
"spafe him." and be who had fought like lion for the
King W. pt ike child when the combat over, and
lie reflected upon the manner in which he had been
saved His fourteen companions lay dead around him
dsht This terrific aght took place the guard house.
on the corner Of tne celebrated Place de la Con-
tsinsue were executed These bravo men died
in obeditnce to their orders from the king and after he
had ram and lsf them to tn fate ct which they had
no knowledge. The Duke d'Nemours. expecting TO
have been Prince Regent man in the prime Of life and
activity jumps out Of window, disguised. and nses
leaving his soldiers ignorant OF bis flight and fighting
and dying defend these too some the
foest young men in France One would have supposed
that he would have preferred to have died thousand
Deaths instead Of conducting in manner unworthy OF
his station and his 1ntry but none cowardy
those who feel conscious Of having oppressed in the
dee, If they felt conscious of having performed only
their duty would they meet the psool- and conquer
them, by the explanations addressed to ,hsmf
PARIS, March a3, ls4s.
Resolutions in Prussia Austria and Russia Gopera.
menn Ouerthrown in the tUoJ armsr-France is Quiet
--Finances Improving.
The latest from Germany leaves no doubt Of the
entire overthrow the power OF the Emperor Of Aus
tria and the King of Prussia and that constitutional
monarchy, securing to the reope the right of suffrage
trial by jury freedom of the press, and other similar
and important rights or republic, will be substituted
At Bsrlin the contest has bsen protraced the King
concedipg something after every conflict between
the troops and the people He has dismissed his minis
ters and appointed others satisfactory and has
made concessions just fast enough to INDUCE the people
to demand more, aud to become too exaggerated to be
satjsRed with half way concessions The Kings power
is annhiated and the power Of his troops dehed He
has been compelled to withdraw them from the city and
to leave the protection of Berlin the people The
mssses there as at Paris, have oondueted themselves
we'll aod shown proper respect for persons and proper
OF individuals. The revolution AustrS not the
less complete; and indeed in oil the German States all
tue changes and concessions which tho people have de-
handed have been will be- made by the di
reigns All continental Europe Is in revolutiouno, in
rsvoluon the effect of the power ofincreased
Intelligence among the people and tho general prepara
ton OF the pubic mhd for liberal forms govern
ment Nicholas OF Russa is the only sovereign in Eu
rope who Is not at the will OF his people; and
rived In Paris tha morning addressed to the Russian
ambassador, resident in this city, that the southern part
Guilty In controlling those whom she brought under
her imperial will for the last thirty years. pos
oe that Nicholas may be reduced to the state of the
soverslgns oil Austiis Prussia aud France; but
pecting to see that he will find himself in condition to
make respectable Resistance ct frst and fee as
Louis Philippe did, or hold on by of DUPLICATION,
the others have There ought to be some dignity In
the political deaths OF such mighty soversigns but
their oonduot in the trying hour thus has bsen
iudcrous and mbecile their former sets been
otrary and oppressive The King Of GUM seems to
nave used some tact, and acted like He immedi
atey came forward and offered to abdcae his people
desired it-ssid he was only representative Of their
wishes, which he would respect whether they wanted
him to remen or lesve and by his good nature fair
cheated the Be!sans out OF all their anger aud their
disposition for revolution The demands Of the peo-
pie he told his ministry, were TO be granted mmedi
W. aud that 1t the duty Of the representative ob-y
He has saved hise for the present at least and the
people having their own APPEAR to be Satisfied with
their ang spd, therefore, Belgium 10 quiet her
reforms and tho Count DIS Neuly occupying the Bel
San kings chateau In England instead of the King him
se rs was first reported Theking Of Sardinia has
preparing TO fight Auara and to expe her troops from
ana now the Austrisns Tor time and pro-
pose concessions But the offer has late; Aus
tra will be expelled from her Italian states If she
not already been and Italy will again find freedom
ths iron grasp Of that captain OF tyran Prince Meter
och, who now has leisure to arrange with NJ GuiKot
their own personal matters and reflect upon the past
Austria has but little AusTisn territory proper but
has been made OF parts Of other countries and king
doms She may fail TO pieces, and the minor powers
again recover their rights and live again free from her
nal