Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-03

Aue ming VI DenUltEks dCCoToiuB W
bulletin published Al Frederick on the 18th.
is very i'll; on his late journey into Schles-
wig he caught cold, which has increased
into bronchitis, and he has been bled and
confined to his room, but he is now improv-
ing,
The fac, OF an embargo having been
laid on Prussian shipping is confirmed by
letter from the firm Of A. Won Deurs & Co.,
in Helsinoer. dated the 10Th, at 10 o'clock
at night. The letter states the embargo
includes all German vessels.
PRussIA.-The accounts from Prussia are |
very unsatisfactory. The people have no
confidence in their King who romans at
Potsdsm, surrounded by the men whose
comrades fell bravely but ingloriously. His
majesty hopes TO regain their confidence.
and trusts that they will stand by him in
case Of need. But, according to latest intel
ligence, this will not be in their power.-l
We are told THE people are nearly omnip- |
otent now; and at public meeting held on
the 18th, they drew up an address praying |
(!) the King 10 order his guards 10 march
to Holstein. It is scarcely necessary to oh.
serve that the object Of the people. who
distrust both King and guards, is 10 deprive
the former of the support Of the household
troops, and thus leave the sovereign and
city more completely at their mercy"
An official list of the soldiers killed and
wounded at Berlin on the 18th and 10th of
March. has been published it shows that
enormous exaggeration dictated the recei-
we'd accounts published at the time. Three
commissioned officers and II non. commits
stoned officers and privates are the sum of
those killed, or who had died of wounds on
the 18th of April; the wounded were IA
officers and IA non.commissioned officers,
two hundred and twenty. five rank and file,
and one surgeon.
Alarm was felt lest disturbances should
have occurred at Berlin on the goth inst,
which day had been fixed for great pop
ular meeting and procession to the palace.
The civic guard assembled in great num-
bers, but so few persons attended at the
place where the meeting had been conven-
ed, that the leaders were compelled to re.
sign all hope Of forming procession. They
consequently recommended their follow
ers to dispense, and every thing ended tran.
gully.
The Government has announced that
measures will be taken to abolish oil feudal
dues, and to commute the perpetual rents
payable by the peasants to the mobiles.
Some serious riots took place on the 18th
inst, at Breslau, and the rioters who had
attacked several shops, returned the fire of
the civic guard, which, was summoned TO
restore order. Ultimately the regular troops
rwere employed against the mob. which
was dispersed, but not before thirty or for
~ persons had been killed or wounded.
The accounts from Prussian Poland con.
tinue to be most melancholy. According
to the Deu,che Allgemeine Zeitung the Po
lish insurgents are committing the grosses
excuses. They have broke up it appears
into small bands, and they are now wander
ing about the country. levying black mai
on the inhabitants.
A letter from Cologne, of the Gath state
that great meeting, to have been held there
on that day, would be postponed. 1t wa
expected that the elections, which are fxet
for the first Of May, would not pass oveI
without some disturbances.
GERxANY.-The news from Germany il
; much of the same character as it was las
week. 1t is far from encouraging. tn,
violent but partial agitation produced b,
the first shock of the revolution has subsl
ded into general ferment, which is loosen
ing the foundations of social order, and car
rying away, one by one, the pillars whic
! support the political fabric.
Hanover. Vienna, and Berlin. all tell tn
same story in different words.
, The King of Hanover has made repl
: to an address from the deputies of the Gen
Assembly Of the estates OF the Kingdom
l thanking them for their assurances of 10y
E atty. and assuring them of his desire c
. ameliorating the condition of his kingdom
but intimating his intention of abdicatin
I rather than submit to dictation by force
]. On the 18th . revolt took place at Hide
4 sheim, but was soon quelled by the militar
\ without any bloodshed.
, Hesse Cassel has been restored TO tral
d guilty.
4 In the portion Of the Duchy of Bade
n bordering on the Lake of Constance It
v republicans had seized Donaneschinge
e where they established provisional 60
# ernment; but they were driven thence
n some Wurtemburg troops, and it appeare
II that the troops Of Bavaria. Wurlembur
N &C., had already quelled the insurrectio
at The numbers Of the republicans. who we
Il, headed by Aecker and Strive, are very. '
III riously estimated, and considerable pc
at ton of them seems TO be composed
a. workmen from France and Switzerland.
We regret, however, TO learn that Bar
ve Won Gagern, the leader of the Germ
CO movement for reform and prime mover
60 the assembling of the preparatory asse
r. bly, at Frankfort. has been treacherou
u, shot, whilst endeavoring to bring the rep,