The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-19

tional Assembly here, motion by member was made
and carried, which excited great interest twas that
the officers Of the Prusisn army should be directed to
pledge their word of honor that they will ask for their
dsnission If they dis atsfed with the order
give the order to the officers and it is stated good
authority that he does not intend to give it, but will
bring the subject again before the National Assembly.
If he cannot succeed then to eject a withdrawal of
the order it is ported he will give in his resignation.
Mr. V. Belour has returned from Frankfort, and his
mission negotiate armistice between Prussia and
Denmark has been successful ipasmuch that there is
great probability that the Danish will be soon
ended all the German States DESTROYS for peace.
AZ the conditions Of the armtice, which is to be con-
cluded it il stated that 600 men, German troops,
will keep in possession the duchy of Schleswg Holstein
and that force Of GOO Danes will occupy position
at Alien
The question now is. if the intervention of France
and England will succeed in settling the condito of
peace between Austria and the Italian people, by
which the Lombardy will be given free. Only then a
peace be secured and the danger Of an alliance
CT France with Italy avoided. A private inteli-
gence received to- day from Wen states from what
consider the best authority that the Austrian GO
has been asked the mt of France
in the most decided manner what will be the
Austria will now follow with respect to Italy?
senger bas is further stated been sent to Paris to
inform the French government of the following terms
of peace, agreed upon by Austria Firstly all the
people of Italy formerly subjects of Austria, will be
given free except those who desire to remain Austrian
subjects Secondly the people OF Italy take upon
themselves part of the state debt of Austria Thirdly
comm rcal treaty to be concluded between Austria
and Italy Several important questions will now short
ly be brought before the Austrian Parliament.
On the 9th instant, all the German troops, except
the Prussane did honor to the regent of the empire
and great diss abstraction exits throughout Germany
about the latter having dsobeyed the direct order of
the German Minister of War The feeling against
Prussia in Germany is growing stronger the former,
by degrees, takes more separate position from the
other German States. The ministry for Germany is
now complete. AS prime minister, Prince Leiningen
has been appointed for commerce Duckwitz; for the
finances Beckerath; for foreign affairs, Heckscher;
for the interior Schmsrng for justice, Mohl. Only
appointment for German embassies has been made
yet is that OF Mir Anerswad as minister to Russia.
The discussions in the German National Assembly
have lately been very agtated, and have led to the
most violent between the different parties Of the
Assembly in consequence of which several dues be-
tween members have take place The excitement
cause ON the question of granting general par
don to all who had taken part in the attempt to
tablish the republic In Germany, and who were
mited for political crime One of the members spoke
as 1t was thought, in disrespectfu manner of the
Prince Of Prussia. against which the Prussian repre-
sentatves demonstrated. and storm raised in the
Assembly which as it il stated had nearly blown down
the church of st Paul, in which the members hold
their deliberations.