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

Affairs or Hung ary.

tine At half past thces o'o,c< che spacious all OF the
Msgnstes vss crowded to aud the rrsatest
,ons, animated the assembly. rhs gallery was allied
with ladies OF rank H. who's, tender bosom tho love of
the Iaheriand was developed la th- richest and most
beautiful blossoms. The entrance OF his Imperial High
ness Archduks Pslatine the signal for ndsscr
baDs storm oil appause tue whole assembly greeted him
with An unmistakeebs characterization of and gsnu-
ne confidence and this tumult Of joy continued
President Of the Assembly Peothonotary Chyozy i'm
msdiatey presented to ha Imperial Hishnsss the I'D
dress or representation Of the Diet, which has al
ready appeared Ia TIE Times, and siucs been for
warded to Vienna. The Archduke Palatins hereupon
g. High and mighty Magustss-The procrastinstion Of
the representation, when has just been read aud
that the High Msgnatss are disposed it TO
the fullest extent "a storm OF spplsuse Nay, Wa our
selves aooeptit sre rsverber ting burst Of joyful
reclamation, which renewed az every pause OF
the Industrious speaker, for moment interrupted the
procesdings) We, too, aeoept 1t, and a. | SEQ that
,he High Msgnates aecspt this petition unanimous
ly, Cannot suppress my wsh-my ardent desire that
the deliberations Of this Diet may bs crowned with
time, assure you that I viii devote eli ny per-
sonal and independent influence for the attain ncut Of
this object, and that deem my sacred duty TO
60 hand In hand with you tor tho deyelopsmsnt OF
constitutional powers that direction which the est
msbls states have taken For stsiusn OF this snd
however, only know means. viz, close concord and
harmony in these embarrassing times, for the nante
nance Of which now confidently call upon the High
Mgntss" Here tho joyful emotions OF the auditory
tanned their highest pitch, and the ladies In the gal
ers were seen to embrace sacn other whilst hats and
haodkerohiefs waved around.
The Arohduks Palatins closed his speech with
Susss to tho pothonoyary to the proceed
and to invite their acQuiesosnoe therein st mixed sit
ting The Prothonotsry returned with request nom
the Chamber to the Segnated to with them in
appointing depataton OF the Dict to present the I'D
dress to the Emperor headed by tho Arohduke, who
having been duly arranged, the Archduke closed the
sitting with the following address sin closing this SIT
gratitude the faihful attachment Of which you
given proof and nc the time my conviction that
RAISING cri,is likely not only but the whole
nation, will be ready to make every sacrhoe" The ses
sion then closed, amidst bostsrous shouts OF ap
plause ashng of sabres and waving Of hats and hand
kerohiefs.
Ahe New Law OF the Press In Prussia.
ROYAL DECREE
We, Frederick William, ID q. King Of Frusss, &c.,
S on Inc
ing Of the Confederation. Meanwhile the federal
luton hut, 81 the 80 OF March nSa. has snSs been
Aotment Of universal law for ell the States OF
Germany as We would have wished for the sake OF Ger
.c-'-pas o. Ministry Of state under reservation q
law to be enacted, alter due consideration, BY
1. The censorship is hsreby abolished All resula-
tons, orders, arrangement and penalties respecting
the censorship void and Of no effect.
II This decision Of the question whether In printed
publications or by means Of mechanically multiplied
engrsviags, crime offence has besn committed and
who answerable therefor sppertaps to the regular r
bunsls Tho said tribunals have, hereby merely TO OBJ
~ tns On
nes for further circulstion still hand which have
been legally condemned are wholly or partially to be
destroyed This question will also be decided BY the
tribunals.
III To every prntsd work must be afxsd, at the end
the name and address Of the printer and mschan
icsiy multiplied engraving must be stamped at the foot
with the name ana address, OF the person by whom the
multiplication has been Effected
W. rhs following regulations applicable to Pc
rodosly published works
T.: Waoevsr msy wish henceforward to publish Pc
rodics n monthly shorter intervals, Is bound be-
fore publication to give definite account, In the
President of tAe subjects treated of in the periodical
tho intervals ut which to appear and the title Of
amount OF which II tn, work is to appear six times
moro frequently ia the Of tho week. determine
Of Nav 1870 s 70 '1 Of s
assessed taxes (de Code p I47) bslosg to the hrst
v.o sum Of 0oo dollars; for towns Of the second
sum Of 900 dolsrs and for districts included in tho
fourth DIVISION sum Of 500 dollars
For paper which appears less than six times week,
the security is fixed at one half Of the aforementioned
sums.
The security is to be deposited In tho chief treasury
Of tho government Ia rrusan bonds, st their nominal
value.
The following exemptions from the deposit OF this
curity arc deoreed The periodical papers already eI-
sng at the date OF this decr also those which
exclusively devoted to bysicsl geogra
phioa medicinal and musical science, to mere mat
tors OF busincsa tren gever b!ehsn sexenstanden).
The decree only excludes from the right OF publica-
ton those periodical papers which have been legally
condemnea fer offences giving evidence of dshoporahe
disposition (wegn enes von ehroser Gesnnus zeuses-
periodical paper, which appears in jshsncs of the
regnialsn prescribed usder section = or without the
preliminary fulfmen OF the conditions oincd under
section l, Is 70 no suppressed BY the police
4 II the editor or the publishes Of periodical print
already existing at the date Of this Decree which
pears &C monthly at shorter Intervals the repre-
sentative OF the editor is legally convicted OK crime
onenoe committed through the medium Of the print III
question, the judge is to that security Is deposited
and 10 decide upon the amount according to tho pro-
eciptons OF section l. The pager canooc appear
Deposited
x
gravity OF the crime or offence committed is required,
Decides inhctipg oia punishment fox the present
offence, to declare forfeited the whole part Of tho
security originally deposited, exaotsd for previous
ohenoe, ana at the time to dstermine w5eher tins
security to be rcpacsd or tho further publication OK
the paper prohibited.
8. The editor of periodical paper appearing
r;quenty than once month is bound 20 insert gratis
all answers" which tho state fnnctionaries
may think proper to make tbs editorial charges in mo
next number OF ais Paper and to assign to such
he very column in which the incupstcry article ap
psared
The decree Ia extended to the answers priva.e
attacks
should the length of the answor exceed that of the
original article which respond refers tho add
tions lines NUT be paid for
l. AT the end of every number Of paper the editor,
the publisher the parties be not the ssme, and the
printer, publish their names.
V. The Publisher OF periodical work, also tho
party Ut whose instance non-perodicel work appears.
and in like manner the purity who publishes work
his account, without intrustiDg to sscold
party is bound, simultaneously with the publication OF
The WORK, 10 hsno in written notice to tbs
which notice must contain the title Of tie work, and
the author if required must supply copy of the
vi Whososver violates the DEGREES the ID, lth
and 5n sections amenabe to fine Of from s. $500
and In default OF payment, will BE- abl, 10 inpson-
ment.
VII The police are authorised Professionally to seize
papes or engravugs by whion, in their esnaton our
penal law has been nfrngsd; but they follow up
this measure by regular prosecution within y
Tour hours The tribunals will, possible, de-
ode on the continuance removal of this provisional
ban
YIN: With reference to the laws affecting foreign
journals, they to remain in until the enact
ment OF general German press law.
TX All penalties inflicted for trsnssressions OF the
oensora prescriptions hitherto In force whioh have been
carried into effect and not yet paid are hereby re-
tcinded, and all further proceeding stopped
Given ut Berlin, the 18th day OF Msron, ls4s, under