The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

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being made for II demonstration in his honor.
CHANGE OF DYNASTY IN SICILY
The following official document has been published
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" The President Of the Chamber Of Commons,
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The town was to DO illuminated the three nights fol-
lowing the 18th all the bronze statues of the house
Of Bourbon were thrown down. and they will be cast
| into cannon
GERMANY.
Like the charist demonstration in London, the at
tempted outbreak at Vienna proved failure. Aus
tra is comparatively quiet, and too much occupied
with her war in Italy to be unruly at home Some dis
turbances Of a serious nature took place at Berlin
attempt made to proclaim republic, but the citi-
zens turned out, and matters remain in statu quo
Prussia is at open war with Denmark
Germany, however, is in very unsettled state and
as the general elections for the German Parliament
come on IN May-and the election OF the head OF the
Diet will have to be made-no one can foretell what
will happen
| Some serious disturbances have taken place in Ha-
mover but tranquility Is restored Tho instruction
| broke out at Hildeshem. letter from Hanover of
| the 10th, says
The IIldesheim which threatened produce
serious to this aud negborug States has
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appears that the people and popuace Of that city one Of the
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DEATH Wcnassn liberated The tocsn was sounded
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its agents In the meantime the ministers Idle
restore the power legal antRoes Consequently bril-
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quadon and eis. eId Those resolved orders
prevent ingess The officers having
20 surrender discretion within hours
lombard the town in the event Of refusal Fortunately this
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buscr guard disarined and the authorities liberated
and adopted prevent by establish
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It is dult describe the anxiety excited by this outbreak
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may depend upon army in these days when
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than to hold firm to their ranks their duty and to all that
But the serious event that has taken place was
the attempt of the revolutionary bands joined by the
German Legion from Paris, to proclaim republic in
the grand Duchy Of Baden. The leader Of this move
ment is Hccker, ex-member Of the Chamber of the
States of Baden. The attempt has proved abortive.
PRUSSIA AND DENNlARK-FIERCE BATTLE AND LOSS
OF LIFE.
Notwithstanding the protest Of Lord Pamerston the
king Of Prussia though he hesitated for moment
unable to withstand the torrent Of public opinion and
he sent reply referring tho British minister to the
Germanic Diet His troops Immediately crossed the
Elder and at the present moment in possession of
Schleswg, having driven out the Danes, who made
fierce and obstinate resistance.
have received advices to the 25th another engage
ment followed the Danes evacuated Schleswig after
great loss on both sides. and retired in good order
The question arises.-Will Lori Palmerston fol-
low up his protest and declare war to Germany VIII
Russia help the Danes? If Carlo Alberto is beaten by
Radetzki. will France enter Italy! Like Damocles,
Europe is on couch with sword hung by single
hair above her head.
The Courier de Cracopie announces that at the in
stigaton of the prince Governor, deputaon of four
OF the principle magnatcs Of Poland headed by krasn
ski will present itself to the Emperor at St Petersburg
with the object of entreating for the establishment
Of the kingdom of Poland, IL was previous to the
voution and for taking all necessary steps that those
parts not actually now forming part Of Poland may
be also united together under the Russian Crown OF
those parts Gaca and the Grand Duchy Of Posen are
To he understood IA two. If the Prince Governor be
really the person who has advised this step the infor
nation is of great Importance From Konigsberg,
date of the 18th April we hear that three regiments
of Russian Guards days since left St Petersburg
they will take up their quarters for the present at Ri
ga.
The rumor according to which Russia would consent
to the reconstruction of thengdom Poland acquires
more probability A letter in the Bresidu Gazette OF
the 10Th of April states that the Polish constitution is
to be re-established. and an Independent king 0he
Grand Duke Constantine, or Prince Leuchtenbcrg)
proclaimed who would demand the restitution of CALI
ola and Posen.
The following proclamation has been issued by the
Central National Committee Of Poland =
when in the year 1886 conravcntion solemn
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dcIenden country was abolished and incorporated into Austria
land and summoned its perpetrators before the tribunal OF Europe
Punishment soon followed the crime"
the present moment in lss the Of the emanepa
on Poland being contemplation indeed we could not
ieyS IT, had Il not been communicated to us by authority
Of the Grand puey Of poaen the numerous
rights unable understand the spirit
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with the German Confederation, '''~'' y
history dfsf Ts sasn willy , to Che S s "a n dur
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perpetrators OF this scheme before the justice Of the present gene
ration and posterity.
(Signcd) "JARocHowsRL NJ MIELzyNsRr EABr PRusi.
NowsKf, LBELr, PorwoRowsKL CAssius Mo-
RAczrwsKJ SroNczrRoskL"
Poscn, April l7th 1881
SWEDEN.
Adviccs from Stockholm. the 14th Of April hear
that the minority Of the committee, consisting Of
members of the towns and country places, has remit
ted to the King address entrcatng him to present
to the Diet at present sitting project for changing
tho constitution based upon the principle of general
elections. The King has replied that he had already
determined, with the unanimous consent of his minis
tors, TO present immediately a project based upon
general elections without reference to different
casses merely keeping proper account Of capacity and