New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

s-sei so,. .se position of TIE projected German psrla
msai. has suddenly mpiiasi ~ recent events
He tntfn s.ei Dt-ns'sit, Baden Naval. Wuriem-
oarg Rsvsra an Stxosy, Already GsioerAiius on
ths sagsct 'sa isp1s toa = "a ceftain pVheses
Of soveceiny "a order q pf.1'fe tie iniers - Of IN.
tel G-nsay eNsset IA th1se states ths before a. tno
rect the klng Warenbsrs he'd expressed himself VITA
% the rea ration Of his dsa in terms equivalent
20 proooss o. ASSOCIATE resignation. He enlmerAiea A'
the enlef points would D. Insisted upon. IA CONNECTION
with the waving Of the rights Of sovereignty;
l. Germ N elective franchise the bfoadesi OASIS
liberty Of the press, trial Oy jars, &c Conoos,.on VI
The title 70 receive special embassies which was r~'i
eradication pdaccy yauiiy thso Of any fea U.s. 20
princes. g. One Of Germanc las" extending 70 hi
srsirs Of trsie and msnoiaetores = NJ" a'h's'y
constitution with arming Of the people. Won Ia
germ who this day (2ld Nareb) 70 Dresden ex-
pressed Hope that the determination ol our King would
received BY the states win Joy and confidence
May this hope be realized Prussia must make up for
lost time In the moment when Danger threatens both
from and make for what has been neglected
during peace Of three and thirty years.
Some farther particulars relating 70 the eucoun-
ter Of the people and military a. Berlin, appear IN
the German papers Ii seems that the Lower
Sileslsn railway. was the only one damaged BY
the people. quantity OF tue rails having been
torn up. The military attacked i've times a barn
cade at the town hail. IA the Cologne quarter
grape sod shot were fired slnst IT, bat these oid
more harm 20 the neighbOriDg houses than 70 the
bsrricsde itself which vas only carried after three
hours combat Its capture cost the lie OF Tour
officers and thirty soldiers
AT the barricade Of the Tauoen strassei several
rifemen concealed behind barrels Of oil. did much
harm 70 . battalion which was advancing against
It. Before the beginning Of the struggle citizen
had proposed toe reDquishment Of ire arms on
bott sides; this the officer In command refused
and At the second discharge he fell MORALLY wound
I'D from his horse a second and a third officer
who took his place, were also killed The barn
csde was taken after severe csnnonade.
The attack upon the arsenal OF the Land~ chr
In the Linden lasted from nine IN the even
INK till seven Ia the morning Twenty officers hsf
barricaded themselves behind the windows, iron
which they kept up CALLING ire against the cltl
zens who attempted 70 approach + sch shot cos
the lite OF one citizen. young workman, armet
with q crowbar, who had already fought Tor 81,
hours behind a barricade led the attack. Az las
some riHemen were brooght from toe bsrncade u
the Tauben stresse. who demolished several OF th'
windows of the arsenal which then fell into th'
hands Of the people. The whole Of the stand o
arms were then taken. At the COncergerle, th'
riHemen Kept up sharp firing, each shot tssln,
effect The whole OF the lower Story OF this build
ing where the roysl troops had retired, was demo
iished. The strongest bsrricade was one formed
m the onig strasse on the Alexander platz bebin
which were stationed several ntemen with can
non IL was never taken, all the attacks OF Tn
soldiers faiiing IL il here also that most OF IN
military fell A citizen having advanced too far
was wounded; whereupon, a cessation OF IN
firing was demanded. which took place while hi
body was being recovered.