The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

of ON amcable settlement between Prussia
and Denmark, relative to this disputed Duchies OF
Some anxiety prevails respecting tho workmsn Of
Berlin Labor 10 beginning to fail and tho price OF pro-
Visions Is increasing. At O'Clock on the 9th instant
mob Of about 400 workmen crossed the square OF the
palace taking the direction of the nser0trass They
quieed and the night passed without disturbance
u is the opinion Of many protesting knowsdse OF what
Blu. that there viii be snothsr disturbances
The radicals are not satisfied with the goverDment
applying to the Diet fCrmoney They allowed tho Diet
lions the government has oysrsepped the mark by get
ting tho State to guaranty tho proposed loan.
The meeting Of the delegates of tbs town of Berlin
has como to resolution, BY great majority to send
deputaon to the Minister for the purpose Of protest.
81 regard to he elections By the assembled Diet Of
the Prussisn representatives to the German Psrla.
deputation waited on tho Minister Of Finance, to
endeavor to persuade him to sell the Crown lands In
der to supply the worknen with labor.
The trades people OF Berlin and especially the work
log classes have already shown themselves be greatly
dssstsfed with the law introduced by the government
IN atm ns
vote Of confidence demanded by the Ministry, with
sPect to the acts which 1t may be called upon to adopt
In the interval between the sessions of thu Chambers
great number of the members Of the Diet havo ex.
pressed their determination to give that extent of
power to the Ministry and It Ia probabs that when the
Chambers come to express opinion the subject, 1t
will be found that the majority is against it..
Inc accounts from sil.ss are most unsati.factory-
The greatest alarm prevails among the resident noble
men and tho landed proprietors The atrocious scenes
that were enacted two in Gaoa by the pea
SANTA have been carried into effect In several districts
Bands Of incsndares have raverssd the country burn
Ing m.ltrsating, plsgng, and destroying property Of
every denomination The authorities Of Bresau have
bsen compelled send out Of troops and
tree corps have been formed for general and individual
protection There 10 every determination upon tbs
part OF the authorities to suppress these atrocities but
ut the present moment sort OF peasant Is raging
and win probably extend to tho duchy of Posen Let
the congrsgaed Poles Of that province te to put
down this soourge they move for more noble pur-
pose Their cause win thus reap additional symps-
titles
The committee appointed by tho Diet to consider the
proprety Of raising loan have drawn up able
report states that the transition from an old to new
system has disturbed public order and commercial
ransactons that In many places the taxes had not been
paid and that the present does not the
added, must not be altogether sight Of and Prussia
must continue to make military preparations, not that
bsst enabled to maintain pssoe when It is most able to
wage war. Besides 1t Is urged, unforeseen circum
stances may arise to produce hosttiss with the
best disposition to guard against them Tho property
moreover. of private individuals is menacsd certain
points, and that property must be protected 1t further
twenty-five millions of thalers chiefly for the purpose Of
diminishing the misery Of the lower CLASSES snd Of up
committee decided unanimously that It would be- ad-
visAbe to Authorss government to raise
supplies to the amount Of millions Of thalsr for tbs
internal and external defence Of the country and
noreover to guaranty to government further sum OF
% millions Tor the purpose OF establishing public
aud agriculture Altogether It is now ofaciay stated
that Prussia requires 40 millions of thsIsrs
Many OF tie persons chosen by the Diet delegates
to the Frankfort convection warmly objected 70 BY
the public Indeed expected that they will decline
1 to oil the posts assigned to them.
The Duchy OF Posen.
The Royal Commissioner in the g. and Duchy Of Po
sen, M. Won William has published proclamation to
the inhabitants Of that provuoe He says that the Po
ish reorganization Of the Grand Duchy according to
his Msjsstys PROMISE juet beginning and that he IL
Entrusted with powers to carry thar the Poles de-
VotiA
Justice and that they shall have BOTH also that tho In
erssts Of the German Inhabitants Of the province shall
be taken care Of But he makes condition. viz
der and legal authority must BE- re-estsblishsd The
proclamation concludes with the promise OF amnesty
for all those rioters who at once lay down their arms
position Of the Grand Duohy Of Possn thus Off ciay
knowledssd In Mr.. Wilissns proclamation is still fur
thsr confirmed By numbsr Of letters In tho Berlin, Co.
loans aad konigsbeTg papers
Mr.. Hsnssmsn tho new Minister of Finance has open
cd credit Of 100 900 dollars the merchants and ma
Of the district Of Cologne accord
ing to the ID ection Of committee of merchants in g.
vim, orsry assistance to commercial and manufso
tn ing houses whose position might require and justify
aloan.
Austria.
Our advices fom Vienna to the 7th ult., inelu
Reform is progressing Vienna slowly, but steadily
for the occasional excitement occasioned by the receipt
Of intelligence from Italy and other parts Of Germany
harmony might be considered to bs fully restored
The workpeope in Vienna however, In an
cited stas several had struck work. and companies Of
national guards stationed to protect the buildings
works.
A run on the Savings Bank had taken place, and on
the morning of the 6th, early six O'Clock, mary
persons had assembled ct the doors
The exchange on London IL forms higher than It
has been known for many years.
Tho Vienna correspondence OF several German and
London journals states that Austria has declared
against Sardinia but it would rather appear that
government has conentsd itself with sending passports
to the Sandman, Tuscan, and Papal ENJOYS. The
sna cnn"t s. Won hss semg
Of tho Council which has been conferred I'd Interim
the Minister of Foreign Affairs Count Fiquclmont BA,on
Won Krsus has been appointed Minister Of Finance and
Ministry Of War been inrusted General
rhs has forbidden the expectation Of gold
and silver coin and travellers passing the frontiers viii
not be allowed to take than forms IN specie
with them. The Archduke Lewis who Is very
popular and who strongly opposed the late
sessions made by the government, has retired from
public business Count Monteoucui has been despatched
10 Lomb.rdy in the quality Of Extraordinary Imperial
Commissioner, in order to attempt pscnoston The
dence Of several German and Eogh Journals
states that the Austrian governments would not be
upon certain conditions These conditions would be-
that the Lombards shsud undertake the payment Of
favorable commercial treaty ADD should agree to fur
nish contingent Of troops in certain cases How far
reports surmises may be correct remsns to BE-
The Arcbduke John, the head Of the nb.rai party,
had set out for Frankfort with the expectation Of being
elected Emperor Of Germany.
Affairs In Bob mla.
Az assembly Of ths people held Prague deter
mnation was come to 10 adde's petition to the EN-
peror. which was 10 contain the following points:
as rssM their and Tuarsn
for close with whole Austrian monarchy.
Perfect equality Of rights between the German and Bohemian
ulatisu ali matters Of inst ueon and Administration Of
the country.
n.tions representation based the srenied
OF franchise such have command
all Of the country all aud imposts
special mnisyy for all The internal affairs OF the country
Prague the OF authority for the Ministry
The Organization Of the national guard aud it,
comLlete armament
This reform OF the Univcnty. Reform in the mode OF
instructions this reform be definitely and merely
prov aiolally.
All hcritiss beth civil and military. take the cath
to the
There appears to be no doubt but that the govern
nett will st oncs accord all these points.
Four thousand muskets havs bscn distributed
amongst the civic guard, who do duty in common with
the soldiers
Hungary.