The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10


appreciation Of their fealty and loyalty, their zeal
and praisewortby exertions for the restoration and
VIII s
bearing In Ike manner, the admirable conduct OF the
academic students equally appreciated by his Majesty
to the University and the polytechnic institutes, viz
to the presidents the professors members of the faculty.
and Students for the devotion which they evncsd during
the last few days aud their very strenuous exsrtons for
the restoration of the public peace and security and
these thanks heightened by the certain conviction
calling, they will be equally willing to cooperate
for the consolidation Of public tranquility His Majesty
Dy an OF Su@Ss Ueton
him has been pleased to decree that bills Of exchange
which ought to have been for acceptance or
from the 18th to the 18th of the current month
Inclusive in Vienna and In the places appsrtanng and
included within the police circle, shall be valid for
seutaton on the Goth of this monh-Vienns March IL
-ToBANN TALArzxo, BAaoN Wow GEsrTErIcz.
Various addresses have been to the Emperor
expressive of gratitude and loyal attachment
The procession by tsrchMght took place last night,
March 49, commenced at seven, and lasted till ten.
The whole city splendidly Illuminated and the tout
ensemble was the most imposing spectacle perhaps ever
Letters from Presburg of the l4th say that mmedi-
ately the dismissn Of M Mettsrnich was known NJ de
Kossuth announced IL to the Chamber OF Deputies, and
proposed that they should 60 in body to the Archduke
Psstine to ssk him to convoke the Chsmbsr Of Mag
~ ous
Kossuth traitor The deputies went to the Archduke
who addressed In their name by M de Kossuth The
Archduke replied with much energy, and was loudly
appauded The address was to be sent Immediately to
the Emperor The joy . universal
By the Cologne Gazette Of Mach % We have news
from Berlin the 20th inclusive Tho Poles had been
at liberty and had celebrated the event with great
The king has nobly and promptly redeemed his pledge
to forget past snimositics The following general
y appears in tho aHssm'ns Preus'ische zeitu"g of
aYesterday declared that from my heart have for
gotten and forgiven But in order that doubt may
gvsness and because viii not have the great future of
FAtherland now dawninE upon US dimmed by pain
is ss sss s9
sSs"ss' Or Minister Jsss Is charged
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Berlin, goth Of March, 1892
In the ohaoal journal circular Of the Minister of
yusce giving directions for the fulment Of the royal
amnesey Immediately follows:
IAN tribunals and The procuraorgenera In the Royal
sxsStn 81 tho preceding royal dsorse and in conss.
yqusoso provide for tho immediate liberation Of all
persons to whom the amnesty extends provided they
are not cumulatively detained on account Of other
crimes. UHpEN, Minister of Justice Berlin, March 30 I"
This appears to have been the last act of M. Uhden
In his ministerial capacity for this notification imms
"Ths resignation Of the ministers of justice Won savg
ny and linden and also Of tho minister Count stolbsrg
have to-day been accepted. have nominated M Bor-
nemsnn Doctor of Laws minister Of Justice and have
Commerce. to stand by my side in tho capacity of mi
Mister The directors Of the vacant ministerial posts
win continue to discharge their duties till they are de-
There h us and kngly spirit eyinced in this ar.
rangement BY which the last act Of thc retiring minis
ter to be made one Of slemsney and oblivion for form
Some Of the incidents which characterized the pro-
ceednss Of the 10th in Berlin are given in the German
papers, and we'll worth transcribing.
appears that the withdrawal of the troops in the
took place contrary to tho advice Of the kings
The King replied to dsputation Of citizens the same
sentiments which are expressed In the proclamation Ito
his beloved Bsrlnese" and imposed as condition OF
the withdrawal of the troops the clearing of tho barr
cades In to remark Of the king the great
of his power, man who panied the deputa
eion made the following firm reply -
"a victory your would in this case be equiva-
lent to defeat" Thus, by degrees everything was
change Of ministry release Of prisoners made
hne sight to the retirement Of the soldiers from
the fearful service in which they had been engaged the
the windows, and by songs and shouts Of joy
The king granted the release Of this prisoners in per-
SOD appearing for that purpose ct the balcony OF the
palace
In the mssn while great crowds assembled on the
sohlosspsze and In the court Of the palace in order
choose Populations to the King, praying for armed
civic guard At the time il by general CON sent
from all quarters the dead bodies Of citizens killed in the
combat decked with flowers, were brought in funeral
procession to the royal palace. mass Of people with
bare heads accompanied the procession. Four Of the
bodies fearfully disfgured and covered with green
gate and under the balcony of the palace Loud cries
were then raised for tho new ministry Count dArnim
and Count schwern to appear the balcony but these
shouts were drowned In great CRY of The King Tho
King accompanied by the Queen, leaning on his arm
then appeared on the balcony and ssuted the psope
His oountenaucs was much agitated and the Queen At
slant Of the dead bodies instantly retired In vain
party Of the assembly around cried for silence as the
shouts drowned the Kings voics; but few words
heard, and the King unable to get heard retire amidst
acclamatons Then the stout voice of Count Won Arnp
was heard from the balcony from whence he managed
ruptions spoke nearly as follows: "Centlemen thank
you from tho bottom Of heart for the attention you
have kindly paid me- The men whom the King has
more called to him in order to work with him for
modelling the constitution q free and lasting basis
cannot fulfil this object unless you support them and
unless you contribute to the restoration order in the
city" Here storms OF "Hurrahsn "vivas,n"Yes yes,n
No. no." interrupted the minister, 10 tho midst of
which young whose pale cheeks and glaring eyes
on this shoulders Of the bystanders to address him.
The people," he said, 'require, above all with
themselves to be killed without defence Count Won
Arnim answered, THE military have, by order of tn,
king. retired The people has longer any attack to
occupations =" The people, retorted the young man
requires the Prince Of Prussia to his claim to
the throne At these words the minister retired from
the balsony The crowd set up great shout but the
cry OF Peace-to our, homes" having the prep opde
rance, the mass began to separate At this moment
eeived with loud hurrah. He said " You have heard
that new ministry has been formed, of With have
nOnOr 10 form part. give you word that all
shall be done for you all your rights shall be attended
to. Do you your parts do s in your power pre-
vent any disturbances. The arming of the citizens will
immediately take place under the supcrintendence
your beloved Herr Won Minutoli."
In the evening the srmipg Of the citizens commenced
and the city was illuminated
On the morning of the 2eth large crowd assembled
before the palace Of the Prince of Prussia
demolsh III but the words Property of the pcoplena
tous property being written In large characters on
tho walls the demolition did not take place The houses
OF other unpopular individuals attacked, but
damage Of any moment done
noon the goth large assembly Of students took
place In the chief lecture Of the university for
purpose of ariug After the close of the meeting Count
Schwern the minister of pablo worship addressed
them The news that the Ministry of Justice had been
given to Herr Bornemsnn, and the Ministry Of Finance
to Herr Camphauscn, who had been called from Cologne
for that purpose, received with great joy.
deputation Of Poles waited the king, the
ing OF the to petition for the bera ion OF the
fish prisoners lately redthe result OF the petition wasl
the opening of the prisons ct Mosbt at O'Clock the
20th The prson all set Free and they went in
triumph to the palace ACCOMPANIED by q great crowd.