The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-23

TO prevent violation of the territory of the German
ton, The governments OF Hanover, Mecklenburg, and
Brunswick have also been invited 10 cause their troops
to advance towards the frontiers, protect the national
SOIL
The Prussan State Gazette of the Goth ultime informs
ITS readers that the Duke OF Brunswick had publicly de-
clared his adhesion the King OF Prussas leadership OF
Germany The Duke caused the King OF Prusslas proci
nation 10 bis people and TO Germany 10 be distributed
to the public, with note OF the Brunswick ministry
printed at the end Of the copies stating that the Ducai
government will meet all the propositions OF the Prussan
government private letter IRON Brunswick says, tina.
the Duke had spoken with OF his private friends ano
chief officers to this effect The Russian army has been
placed upon war footing; but as soon as these troops
or portion of them, cross the Prussian frontier French
troops will draw the Rhine The safety OF our Ger
man alheIand then depends upon the choice of Ger
man Emperor and all German princes will agree WIN
me in this opinion am Duke OF Brunswick Il love my
people, love my country but VIII prefer sacrificing much
10 permitting the German nation and its general welfare
to lack my aid | WILL with pleasure serve soldier
for my iaherland and gladly if necessary fight lis bat.
| ties"
tranquility has been completely. re-established at
Bresau. Throughout Westphalia, the recent changes
have been accepted with enthusiasm
The rumored abdicaton OF the King of Bavaria, in ia,
vor OF his son. is confirmed Advces from Munich OF
the ED March, contain the following proclamation:
Ludwig, by the grace of God King OF Bavaria, Paa
grave the Rhine Duke of Bavaria, Franconn, &c We
Oh oer beloved so his royal hghness the erown prince
Macmillan and make known by these presents that " is
Maiesy) and our beloved royal title Queen
Theresa, Majesty This OF resignation and nmar
denomination is 10 be made public IN our State Ga
zeie"
The chambers were opened at Munich on the aad by
the new King, Maximilian In hi, speech from the
throne, he proclaimed the motto OF Bavaria, berty
and law " and promised TO submit 10 the States OF the
kingdom various reforms as the abolition OF Lotteries
responsibility of minister's liberty Of the press, election
for the Chamber of Deputies speedy arrangements for the
representation Of the Paaiinate abolition OF ground
rents, projection of legal code, and reorganlza
ton of the courts of justice
Reaction "A the Provinces.
BERLIN March 29.--We have received intelligence
from Pomerana and the march of Brandenbourg,
nouncng reaction against the order OF things. An
appeal has been made to the inhabitants OF Pomerania
protesting against the right assumed by the city OF Berlin
to overtun by force OF arms the established system and
10 exact from The King and dismissal of troops
from that city The address proceeded to say that de-
puation would be appointed TO proceed to Berlin and de-
mand of the president OF the bourgoise whether that
body disposed to return to sentiments OF loyalty and
whether il would cooperate with the Pomeranians in
the e-establishmen OF tranquility throughout the
-Zeuagshale March ~.
Advices from Vienna, OF the 2ls ult, state that all
tranquil and the OF the Emperors concessions had
excited great JOY in the provinces Proclamation had been
issued, ordering the authorities to maintain the existing
laws and the people to obey them On the 2s; the EN-
peor published amnesty for all political offences
Foresnes who had been guilty Of such offences were TO
25h March, acknowledges an address OF the English
residents OF Vienna TO the people of Austria, and SAYS
that this address has made deep impression upon tn
inhabitants of the capital, and that it has tended
strengthen the sypathies which the Austrans have
felt for the generous British nation, the rsborn of
freedom among the great European nations"
In Hungary the concessions made by the Emperor
Just in time to prevent the proclamation OF republic.
While the magnates reIounced their privileges IN the
sembly OF Presburg the 18TH more formidable
luton going in Pesh, where 1904 OF the
national guards assembled and concerted the establish
ment of republic, which they did not, however, pro-
claim. Things looked very serious ill the news of the
constitutional concessions OF the Emperor arrived at
Pesth, where the information enthusiastically
ceivcd.
In Austria, Bavaria, Pomerania, Brandenburg, and
other places, very strong opnonshave been expressed
against the pretensions of the King Of Prussia
Russia, Germany, aud Poland.
Austria and Prussia continue tranquil but there APP
pears every probability of between United Ger
many and Russia-Poland being the battlefield The
cn nation between themselves and Russia and this OBJ
ject distinctly avowed in the following article which ap
pears in the Cologne Gazette 9 II we look carefully at
our position towards foreign States nothing is
tain than that shall shortly be in open war with
Russia. One month hence, at The latest, toe must be IN
ne ed The VII Of the German people has
STA will have to give up portion OF her territory to
attain the great object, an intermediate Kingdom be-
tween Germany and Russia. This movement has al
ready commenced provisional committee has already
been formed at Posen for the regeneration OF Poland
Nth the sanction of the Prussan authorities If Prussia
makes sacrifice of territory must be understood that
she does so iciM certainty Of attaining he desired OBJ
ject Posen mus not be given up with chance oil Its
falling into the hands OF Russia Prussia and Germany
cannon REMAIN pclS "
words in the royal proclamation of the 2lst OF March,
recommending tederate army and army oil neutrality
are equivalent to call to arms"
If we are to believe announcement which appeared
in the Breslau Gazette of the DIST, collision between
Germany and Russia is imminent Quarters have been
spoken at Ka sh says this Journal for GO Russians and
nearly 1905 Russian troops assembled the Po
lish frontier.
The Hambur Oh Correspondent OF March oath says, in
auson to the warke preparations of the Emperor OF
Russia Gin the eyes OF Russia Louis Philippe not
legitimate king Hence the opinion generally prevails
that the great 1anents which Russia is at this mo-
en preparing are intended for the creation Of in
yasvc or retrbut, war; but Tor the sole purpose alone
further for the esa bishment of better defensive
ures in the event OF movement in Poland. Nothing
can be said in extenuation OF the conduct OF LOUIS
Philippe, in DESERVING bis people and his troops Nomarve
that such course should find sympathy from the En-
peror Nicholas, whose conduct Numerically oppO
Site in the year 1896 Much apprehension, however is
entertained that the great excitement and indignation OF
the Emperor may have ad effect upon his health for
although the various reports respecting his illness were
greatly exaggeratedspec uatos in the funds had even
circulated the report OF his death-it cannot be denied
that his personal appear estifes to the severity OF
his suferngs His Maize sy has been urgently advised to
that If he passed the bou ndaries of his empire this
mer, it would be only at the head of army trust
ed however, that both his physicians and the revolution
aries would suffer him to remain quietly at home during
the year 1913 The health OF the Empress very mdf
erent Her Majesty had intended to have gone TO Sic
ly but the state Of things has entirely prevented this
Madeira has also been spoken OF, but the usrous ia
tent breads the long sea voyage"
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