The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31


some days ago we exhortsd the sovereisns and
people OF Germany to seek strength In union. and our
advice has not proved vain. Far from dreaming of An
intervention In the affairs Of France, may neverthe
less sxhort the Germans to follow the of that
country with watch eye, and to prepare fight for
press declared itself In favor of this mode Of
ton No Intervention but the Independence of Ger
many beorsa things This is the tone of the journals
Of Rhsnsh Prussia aud silesa this Is the uni
vsrsai language n Berlin and everywhere II Is
noble example of the energy and uniformity Of the
national sentiments But If Germany well under
stands what line Of policy she ought to pursue with
'pecs to foreign countries we certain that she WILL
at the same time, not fail to perceive that the reusn
dous events beyond the Rhine must necessarily act
upon our national existence and that the same patriot
Federal Diet has just expressed Its opinions supplies the
best proof that the princes and people of Germany will
ie no doubt (whst events the future lay have in
ssors for us that Germany will be raised to that rank
among the cations of Europe which Ia her just due, by
uniform deveopelnent.n
that the Prusssns at sarrsouis have
all he French in the town to quit IL.
Italy. .V aH
letter from Naples dated a7th Of February, which
hss chosen confsssor, Dominica Avella. Lord
Mimic has distinctly nmstcd to His Majesty that II he
he viii abandon the once Of %sdistcr M.snwhi. bis
iordchip remains ut Naples The policy Of Lord Mimic
supported BY Admiral Parker aud English squad
Letters from Palermo Of tho 25th via Leghorn an
nouoce the prevsence Of tranquility in that city Bu.
ness s being gradually resumed, and the confidence in
tho revolutons such that the dsposes in the bank in
crease daily
The forts Of the Royal Palace are entirely demolished
The provisional committee employing the peopls In
the construction of new roads
The unpopuarity Of the Neapolitan ministers is in
crsasipg daily M Sierra Capriola has already thrown
aside the and openly praetised the doctrines of the
Metternich school MN. Dcntcs and Torea are alto
gether alisnaed from the liberal cause and Bozze Is
alike destitute of capacity and resolution.
The Semaphore de Mersees of the 9Th instant quotes
IF tho OQtb sfatp
stitution Mould be promulgated in the first fortnight of
March. Father Ventura had published the plan Of
constitution which, however, not obtained the assent
Il puzzle opinion. He proposed the establishment Of
Chamber of Deputies ana Chamber of Peers with this
only and would only attend to RELIGIOUS affairs In
other terms, he desires but Chamber, properly
speaking, for public business
Tho Paris Reforme contains the following from Ma
ples:,-
"Ths report of the capture of the citadel of Mss,ina
by the Messinese lie confirmed breach made, and
the place afterwards taken by assault In spite Of
Ferdinsnd's solemn engagements, Messna lombard
Franco ,nirspo set Are TO- and almost entirely
burnt Ths loss at the entrspot alone is estimated at
bage Of people at Naples who cried Down with the
Nhaistry ~ ,otH not be long sfore they cry Down
A Marseiss letter Of the 5th states that accounts
have been reosived from Naples Of tho King having
complied with tho demand: Of the people of Sicily for
ton Of the ministry
The RhsnIsh Provinces.
The London Times has letter dated Cologne, March
The middle classes Of Prussia well az of the other
Rnensh states determc cd to achieve their political
vsrpment they peaceful but resolutey devoted to
their country aud firm Ia asserting their rights Theirs
bu. one which has been well considered and deliberate
iy planned They have waited even with more than
.:
a anas Of England IN sso Ours was long and
peaceful struggle between the middle classes and
tbs arstocracy, tho people Exercising voice pc.
o.swhers which brout our Struggle too Gloss. and we
oessinsd reform Here the conflict Gf conflict occur
people no, idly observing events as thew hsppsn and
ready to take their part with the former when
r,qares Atths moment glorious spirit OF rationale
fr advantage taken Of the In France. The
what they consider themselves entitled
70 and nothing more Will the king comply with their
request will hs the risk OF having discontinued
nation, aud trust to their repsng republican army,
consolidate their affections, the rather that of
the smaller states Of Germany Baden for nstance) have
ersady been compelled to reform their constitutions
Psussis is strong military power and her bayo
nets might for short time, suface to coerce
the nation; but such rule would be Of short duration
.deady petitions fer reform have been prepared which
lying at the different hotels the Rhine, and in the
Rhenish provinces; the 6ughers flock in crowds and
OF in Prussia to take the initiative in decided
nor has before occurred to her cizens and We
conceive how thoroughly the German rprit must be
reused; and IT, In the course Of events French army
Ell in the nature OF boon But 1t 10 not in Prussia and
the Rhsnish provinces only that this determination
Exists Meanwhile Prussia IL taking every precsution,
AID using all means to strengthen her frontier 0C0
soldiers qusrtcred in this town. The has
been called out Two regiments have marched through
to Axa Chapelle and ths Rhine Is alive with
carrying troops to point another The 7th and
sth corps darmee Qhe Rhenish aud westphaliap) are
nj Or
scripts enven Cologne they march through with their
nsgni6csns bands For the last two days politics
have been forgotten the kings reply is patiently await
cd and the thoughts Of all mankind ncludng the fair
ssx) are turned towards the carnival which, the
ation The streets yesterday were crowded with mask
saw many groups Of morris dancers with pipe and
forgot All good humorsd, and enjoyed themselves
after their fashion. There several mssque-
bly, stupid and theF. was nothing Of that
which !. fOn1dst Paris a on similar IN short
donsrs enjoy under the auspices Of NJ Julien.
Nassau.
We have received letter, says the London Times,
from corresp sndent at Wissbaden dated the 9th
s,itution Saturday las, with the consent Of the
Duchess.
On sunday the Duke proceeded to church in bis car.
Ise, accompanied by his family and returned b the
palace on foot the people loudly cheering him on all
sdes In the evening the town iumi asted In the
most tasteful msnner and although the streets were
thronged with spectators perfect order prevailed The
Duke and Duchess psrsded tho principal thoroughfares
in open Carriages amidst the accAmaops Of the people
The speech delivered by the Duke from the balcony
OF his palace at half O'Clock Sunday afternoon,
to this effect 60 People OF Nassau, place condolences
10 me- az have don, in YOU After the illumin alton
Ia the evening his hghnes went Ia state to the
theatre ON Monday morning, the Duke, in accordance
with the rm, but respectful request of the psople
ceeded to open the Chanbsr formd and having
NAMED within the budiag about quarter of hour
returned in the way, unaccompanied by the mill
tary. The bearing Of tho National Guard thus mpro-
pise az 1t were is described as admirable.
NJ Won Duugern, tho Minister OF State, has resigned
aud the Hofmester Steward of the Househol has been
sent away" also tho Duchesss maid of honor, Nile
de Mepsingen
The Duke OF Nassau has form ally promised to pro
claim the laos uith iitie delay possible.
AT Frankfort the decree taing perfect liberty of
The press has already been published, and most oytuy
ceIcomsd We suhjoin the text of this decree -
Arr. l. The press is free This censorship never |