New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
STATE OF EUROPE
Progress Of the Revolution Germany, If"iy,
Hungary, Francc, &c.

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The German Revolution has st last takcn an
s,ber step The collisions Al Frankfort have been io
oued BY second invasion Of Baden BY The republican
free corps under Strive and Ieinzen' At Cologne
here has been an insurfecton suppressed Tor the mo
roent withou, boodshed. At Breslsu the people are
prepsred for rising Berlin is in the most critical
.ste and the next mail hardly fail 10 bring ne the
news Of a repetition Of the scenes Of March on sun
ssy next ss we hear. revolt is % be commenced 10
Wftemberg In short al Germany is In an ndeseuos
lie ferment and the last struggle between the people
snJ the kings and arisoci acies between fepubcsnsm
and despotsm seem At hand
OF the affair at Frankior, gave briefly asst week
ne Intelligence which had reached Paris at the time
nwas much more serious matter than the first rd
nors represented it. The facts were briefly as follows
The vote Of the Assembly the Armistce took place
On the 10th The left withdrew Immediately after their
defeat 10 deliberate TO the course they should take
lpsn heretofore entertained among them was consider
Cd namely separation from the Assembly and organ
zAnon as a new Assembly which should declare itself
N DermaHeacs At two o'clock the next morning
,,oud assembled before the hotel where this meeting
which had no, yet arrived al conclusion was held
two or three Of the deputies went out and harangued
the people 10 gain time for their colleagues TO come to
.dseision The clubs sent delegates urging the Decos
.,y Of extreme measures, and finally It was resolved
10 hold large public meeting IN the morning, and the
people from the neighborng towns were sent Tor to
joinii
This meeting took place and twenty thousand men
we're present at IL was addressed by two three OF
the most violent deputies of the left II resolved that
the only measure 10 be adopted to break off from
,be Assembly and constitute new body. But the ma
ony OF the left refused to do indeed only twenty
votes were in favor OF 1t.
Meanwhile the authorities alarmed by the state Of
the city had surrounded the Church OF ~ Paul, where
the Assembly meets with troops the Exchange was
also occupied and squadrons of Bsvarian cavalry pa
uoled the streets At these preparations the people,
exaperated few 10 arms and with the inhabitants OF
ssch.enhaus from the other side OF the river and the
sizens of Hanau to aid Them began TO build bsrri-
csdes and prepare for the conflict
The barbados were erected at two o'clock In the
afternoon of the l7h not in the streets where
they could haze been defended against odds and against
artillery but in the broad thoroughfares At three o.
clock they assaulted, and from that hour til
eleven at night the battle ragged Finally the troops
,uried all the defences of the insurgents and by one
o'clock on the morning of the 18th all was over The
Deaths on both sides did not amount to hundred the
.sn on the part of the Government have received
public burial The fallen insurgents also TO have
been buried publicly ON sunday, but the procession
forbidden. The city is occupied by very strong
force and large army about to be stationed in its
vicinity The members Of the Left have Joined the
msjorty in voting the necessary to restore
order, and disclam all share in the outbreak The
riDgleaders have been arrested
In this affair Prince Lichnowzky and Col Won Auers
valid were among the killed, and the papers hostile to
toe Republican cause are filed with accounts of bar
bsritios committed upon them. The former was 81
lesian by birth, thirty odd years of age, had
served la the in Spain was eccentric In his hsb
Ito and foppish in his dress and of the main lead
as OF the reactionary party in the Assembly
Whether it be true not that the people barbarousy
murdered him it is certain that he OF the abest
and most notorious opponents of Liberty among the
German Conservatives. Col. Won Auerswald was n
Prussisn an older but almost equally distinguished
A. opponent OF the popular cause. The Democratic
papers deny the charges connected with the manner OF
their death For myself can only say that stories OF
the always exaggerated If true in the present
case 1t is to be very deeply regretted, but while we
condemn the insurgents, let us not forget what makes
them
The invasion OF Baden was commenced on the 2Oth
sruve at the head of small body OF refugees entered
the Duchy, was received with enthusiasm by the PEG
pc took possession Of Lorrach, and proclaimed the
Republic tie hss been joined by large number of
the population and at the latest sdyces, Friburg
occupied by some 800 Republicans to whom large
par, OF the troops stationed there had joined them
elves Strive heads his Proelsmations German Re
public" and in the name OF the German people. sboi
shes all the teudal customs which burden the real
property Of the country removes all taxes payable TO
he Church the state and Segnorisl proprietors, and
ays that progressive income tax shall be substituted
hr them gives the property OF the State the Church
and OF individuals hghtng the side OF the Princes 10
The Communities IN which II is situated and orders
evy a. OF the people IL remains TO be seen how
far these measures can be executed There Is reason
expect that the troops which Fastening from all
quarters put down this Republic will crush the
movement
A, Cologne the outbreak took place on the 18th
Several individuals were arrested engaged an Re
publican conspiracy and the people released some OF
oem. Barbados were erected the city IN high
STATE Of excitement, aud for time boodshed was anti
oPsted. The baTricsdcs were, however, taken, with
10 other accident than broken by the ball OF
aOskei accidentally discharged The mass Of the in
sSitsnts evidently disposed for an nsurrec
son; STILL it is no, likely that all is over there for
Cologne IS the very center Of German radicslsm The
authorities have now put the city under martial law
.atsappressed four OF the ultrs journals
At Berlin, the aspect OF things IA more threatening
ssa than elsewhere The Ming has at last formed
Nasuy. with Gen Piuel a, IL. head, and without
sasle in 1t in whom the Liberal party place any
S.ndence. He has slso called Gen. Wrsngel 10 the
Vfs'al, and put him in command OF 5000 troops On
u arrival, the General reviewed his srmy, and after
y review made q speech which showed that he was
psnen, TO suppress the pest Of Democracy by force
SSns. The King has thus played his last card, re
""ed to conquer back the rights he had granted his
P'9el and TO suppress the revolution II is much
"Gs probable that he viii be suppressed himself
ne Revolution in Germany has four springs which
s< u forward, and which, together, mast finally be
''@seose. These are the revolt against the feudal
nP'srons which s,ill weigh there upon the people
revolt against Monarchy the revolt against the
aoa Of Germany into thirtyfoar countries, and the
le Tor unity such as that of France and the Social.
-s revolt against the Monopoly OF the soil and inter
- N Capital The German Socialists are nearly all
"nn1nists or Proudhonis;s With such elements the
"e'oation may be hindered by us opponents and led
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