New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

two rsces are placed on the same platform OF political
rights. must necessarily Be more powerful than ever
The Ssvpnic leaders, who control the Government De
sire the sdvsDcemen, OF their counrynen out OF their
presen; ignorance and bsrhsrsm. sad while they are
united with Germany il is TO German catsre tia; they
will resort Nor while this union remains can tie in.
fuence Of Russia become supreme over them As IL
would the isy the alliance were broken In short the
Germans OF Austria dischsrging imporsn, func.
ton in relation 10 the Ssvonic population q the
Empire and for the sake Of that Austria should De pre-
served This reason with others which have noticed
IN former dwsit upon in the pubic discussions
OF the question, but i, IS yet apparent that Germans
10 Austria or out Of IL can be argued into the con.
victoa that any part Of Germany should % eit with
out the boundaries OF the new empire.
Were there little more intelligence among the peo-
pie ard dynsstic interests preponders,e all
others and prevent the beat measures. this whole tf
Sculiy might be settled in day without and the
common advantage OF all parties Why should no, the
new State include I'll the Provinces and Nsonai,ies Of
Austria Only Italy need be- let oat al the Slsvouic
| troe might be embraced unier the Government
as easily as Maine and Wisconsin embraced IN the
American L MON. To this Austria would agree, were
all Germany be merged IN Austria and 70 sgree 70 be
governed from Vienna 80 Prussia still ehershes the
thought that necessary condition OF the unity Of Ger
many that Il should all be absorbed Prussia though
she Is somewhat cured oft But were there no Kings
Sc consulted each nstsn and district might have its
own Government for is Affairs and a cen.rs pow
er for the regulation OF Tariff Money Weights. Meas
urcs the Federal Army aud whstevcr related TO the
whole Federation In such state ali the Nslonsities
ct Germany and Austria mi GIT be combined but such
State cannot be- created. And war of races be
Federation twenty-five or hfsy years at least
The members OF the Austrian pie, assembling a.
Kremsier preparatory 10 the resumption OF their
sion The President Smolka, and Faster, the popular
Deputy found difficulty in leaving Vienna the military
officers refused them the necessary passes on the ground
At the express permission Of the Commanderin'
Chief was requisite before they could leave the City
TIM. wa. however subsequently granted. 1t appears
that the pardon Of Fr6bel the Frankfort Deputy
demncd 10 be hung was obtained of Wndischgraz only
by the ntercession OF tho Minister with Prince Fe
liz schwar,zenburg his brotherinlaw at their head
Denuncatons and arrests continue Vienna but the
public executions have ceased From Hungary there
!. no decisive Intelligence Among the at Wen
ma is that Of the former resident Chancellor Of Hungs
ry Al his house found the plates Of hundred form
note. OF the Austrian National Bank exactly
,erfeei that t was impossible 10 distinguish between
the fase and the genuine From this IL appears that
Kossuh who supposed 10 do everything that Is done
by Hung sIisns has been employing against Austria the
means OF warfare OF which the British Cabinet made
use agsns, the French Republic. Nobody can tell
what quantity of these false notes Is In circulation but
the bans does not pay any, 1t 10 ~ present at least
a matter OF grca, consequence. la some parts Of
Austria the scarcity OF specie for daily Is such that
one DORM into pieces OF sheren, szes and
made to serve change The Emperor Ferdinand re-
ceves frequent Populations Of his subjects and To avoid
accidents his Ministers and Oversesrs take care that
suitable responses shall be- prepared Tor him to read In
reply TO their addresses The other day came from
Trieste 10 congratulate him on his birthday or some
similar occ asion and after their head man had made a
speech full of loyalty and patriotism, the Emperor
pulled slip of paper from his pocket and began read
ing TO the effect that he had given his Commander In
Chief orders proceed against the rebelious City With
as much forbosrsnee was consistent with is com
plete objection and that now things must take their
course The honest deputies opened their eyes with
as,onishmeut At this when suddenly tho Aid de
camp in waiting sprang forward, snatched the paper
out Of the I'm pera hands and hshing another out OF
the Emperors coat pocket gave II To him This proved
to right and read by His Majesty TO me
great satisfaction of tho Deputies This is tact Now
y
arch When Kings seized their thrones and held them
by the strong hand there ateast some sense In 1t
bu, when /, has come TO such idocy monarchy Ia alb
surb
In Berlin the dissrming Of the National Guard Is
going forward without opposition, though above thirty
thousand mu.kets are sul missing The wives OF the
burghes have gone over b the side OF me
Government and render useless their endeaVors 10
conceal the weapons They have no sympathy for the
fancy of their husbands TO play soldiers and 20 on on
guard Winter nights instead Of staying At home TO
protect their own houses aud families One valiant
Democratic shoemaker declared positively thai no
nuskes In his possession, but the soldiers held
him quiet while mis- wife dragged forth three or four
from snug corner, saying that 'ne was glsd 10 nave
the useless Things out Of the house. 80 ends the brave
Burgher Guard Of Berlin, conquered not by Wrangeis
cannon but by their own wives. After tho army hsd
possession Of the city, Is was time they should reurs
70 private life The National Guard IL Revolutionary
invention composed OF citizens armed against the
Reaction its purpose Is 20 protec, what has been Won
BY Revolution when the Revolution IL abolished u
should be abolished also
Here la Frankfort there nothing Of much Interest
aside from the doings Of the Assembly Trade 10 duh
and merchants grosn IN despair Of seeing IL better
The city also has It's Constitution making Assembly
Who knows how many such Assemblies have been
held this year, ,w be- known in history a. the Year
Of Constitutions The Frankfort City Assembly do not
agree with that Of the Empire The latter have passed
vote declaring Berlin refusal Of taxes u be null
and void the former voted universal approval Of
what had been done At Berlin This war Of votes 10
not however attended BY danger 10 either party
The mediation Of the Commissioners u the Empire
=, Berlin does not promise much. one Of the Commits
.oners H.rgenhaw is personally no, acceptable the
other .fter working some time IN vain, came b Frank
fort for Won Gszern, the President OF the Assembly
here 10 see what he could 30. We shall hear IN day
or two the upshot Of the matter.
From Russia there confirmation Of the report that
peace IA. been concluded with the Circassians. This
|. significant fact After wazng war against these
aounsinsers for term Of years Russia has now made
peace without having gained any advantage except
rom wexhty considerations Either there are dstur.
barce, In the Interior OF Empire which render all
her troops necessary az home or else she 10 completing
her ureuarstiOns for 10 the south OF Europe.
. likely that both these reasons have concurrent 70 close
the long severe and BY means glorious struggle
which shs has carried in the Caucasus. CAD.
Destruction Of a Paper MIL.
gy TessraDll BALTIMORE, Dec. %.
fobr ~ Uuoferi a extenslye paper Mil in Bait.