New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
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citernrnt prevails la the Grand Dachy Of Po'en'-
Tho Poles look Anxoosy ior~srd u the course
Of events and their hearts throb Win now
hopes though they dare not give ioud o'tefance
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Tho San5tqa Meycury Of the % instant con
tnlns tbs folio siDg royal ordinance published ~
tic Kingol WIremburg At 5tnitgafd' On the "a
instant ,u,.-.,.. 4,
hf,ies T. T6s esssor.hp established The 9Th Of os'r
Der, 1879. 10 Aloished "a -..t. II 49,.
ls7 relating % ths liberty Of the pfs,' are r,.iso
law relative 10 the provisional introduction OF Po
lie uisl To mattsf. connected Win ihs P.ss' "a -,
sented to Dor Ministers 81 Jas.lse ol
Affair." sud Interior instrncfod % cary 10y, -
ecuiiOn the present ordnance
Tbe T0yIsyrfie f0scftc Of the ID says that pc
,;,iopS had been laid before the Chamber demand
ing the general aiming Of the people Tor the iOo"-
ing objects The free election OF officers Ter
man Parliament freely elected by the people
every German who has attained bis t~enty'hrh
wear 10 be electOr one eiecter tor every tn0us-
and sonls and one depaty for every 100000 every
German who has attained bis twenty tith year OF
whatever rank. fortune, or religion can become
a member OF Parliament the German farla
ment to be held ut Frankfort on tue Maine the
Parliament to make its own regulations ALSO
lutte liberty OF the Press complete liberty 10
all affairs relative 20 religion, conscience ana
instruction trial by jury tho general rIShts
of German citizen incomethA welfare anu
education of NIL; protection and guarantee OF IA
Dor: equitable and economical popular sdmlnistrf
ton : responsibility Of ministers and poolic on
GERS abolition OF privileges In the Afternoon d,
after the sitting Of the Chamber, an immense crowd
repaired TO the Castle which was guarded, US
measure of precaution. Some voices were hearr
u demand political amnesty, and - request that
the persons taken iato custody on the eve should
be set at liberty. Five Of these persons were set
free Several deputies of the Opposition request
ed the crowd TO Withdraw, u request "nicu they
complied with
The Ambassador Of Prussia at London, made on
the 9Th inst an official declaration 10 the British
Government to the effect, that Prussia would not
interfere in the internal affairs OF France bat that
while she did not contemplate any aggressive null
tary movement against the new republic she was
resolved to resist any attempt Vi France to violate
the territory OF her neighbors.