New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

II add 10 this that both the Assemblies Of Berlr
and Of Frankfort make il their business 10 support The
Reactionsry step. Of the Government IL Will be svifu
that no other resource remains 20 the people buf Sc
cond revolution To draw conclusion from the spirit
these assemblies with reference 70 that Of their consi
uents would give very unjust idea OF the popular feel
ing There never having been any publicity In potcs
matters me people had had opportunity OF becoming
acquainted with men worthy OF their confidence and
OIL sed to take their Representatives upon th,i
word At present however, no DIVISION takes place II
the Chambers without calling forth on the part OF the
electors numerous addresses expressive Of their wan
Of confidence in their Representatives. second cleo
lion would have very different result
The Provisional Central Government has made
its entry into Frankfort and has been received with
torches music and rhetoric Herr Johann has de-
csred that be will devote himself exclusively 10 the
important occupation Of administering the affairs OF tn
Empire and CGmphdusen - M PRIME hiissfer. The
German Diet which in the % years OF its existence
has brought such incaculable misery upon Germany
held its last sitting on the l2th inst whenit was solemn
- dissolved by the Administrator OF the Empire,
But what has been altered by this new Central Gov
ernrnenti The 80 Governments are sovereign as be.
fore only that we have prince more one civil list
more ono ministry more and one representative sris
tocracy more than heretofore Has there ever been
Federatve State in which the single Governments
send and can receive their ambassadors md thnk
of maintaining % IL full extent the JHs beui u Pdcs
The new organization hiss only increased the empire OF
intrigue But Johann the faithful servant OF hs MOST
Gracious Emperor, and Camphausen tne irI'slHh TX
AH~NfN'N-
will neither of them prevent the great courts from
having foreign policy Of their own They VIII be the
puppets set In motion by the Cdmdrhd OF Potsdsm
and Vienna-and 70 the Parliament there viii bs no
great trouble In managing il 10 ercmDinm dOcef should
Prussia or later, give up the Polish possessions
at least il would be entirely German power and one
STUN ding block would be removed. But X APPEARS that
precisely on this account Austrian Prince las been
chosen, IL being impossible Tor Austfa 10 uecone uer
man.
ltis asserted that in case the German Parliament
had declared its sovereignty the crowns oil Russia
Bavaria and Hanover would have broken on all cOnnec-
ton with H. and that the former woult rather have
sacrificed their Rhenish possessions IN case OF necessity
The declarations OF the Minister Won Auerswald and
Of the Hanoverisn Ministry made to Their respective
Chambers are singusry in unison with these reports
From the latter we give the following passage " Al
though under these circumstances His Majesty Is de-
termned on the one hand 10 make every sacrifice for
the real welfare Of the country, on tie other however
II the limits 10 his power require Il should exceed tna'
measure pointed out by his duty 10 the land conlded to
His Majesty by Providence and his own honor, he
would rather suffer anything than lend his land to
that would be reproved by honor as veil as
duty"
Ministry Of Public instruction is the first fact which
sheds more cheerful light the Future o. Prussia
Mr. Rosenkranz has not only during his long literary
career upheld and carried the principles Of Science
with unfiBchng energy, but for having protested
them boldly and openly under the Ministry Of Eichhorn
at time when there danger In doing 50, ne not
only gained respect and authority man OF scence,
but also the syInpathies of the people as man of an
Independent, and liberal character.
At the latest accounts from 81 Petersburg-ron the
Sd to the 4th July-therc were 1000 new cases OF
Cholera He'd 534-recovered l29. There renamed
26J6 sick the fth. From the ith to the 9Th mere
were 1864 new cases died 55S-recoyered, l3i-re-
manned 29s3 on the 5th. On the I'd there was n 81
Petersburg great procession Issuing from different
churches TO all parts OF the town to impore Divine
mercy In spite Of the bad weather the procession
was very numerously attended. As in all times Of
desolatng epidemics all kinds Of absurd reports crcu
late among the people. They believe the wells and
their food to be poisoned, and vent their fury Y Ill
treating any one on whom their suspicious light
II ia confirmed that Prince Windischgratz has re
ceved a congrsulatory letter from the Empero, Of
Russia for the sangunary suppression OF the Prague
insurrecton