The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12

ths Dassx dot,ain III tss socs
;ond yer, to fiji a new leet6 law
baslg Of spop1 pp,! md reaaSSye all;
ctions on rel 6aa ii liberty kss Duke
was absent at AB srliIr. IS he cheSs came
spnt fn the lenrY aE thu 4s1,d d,cf Jared
that shes threw herself and hi children on
the good feeling Of the peopl g; assuring her
heafefs that tllefr. demands would be $50.
;ceded in full by the Duke her stepson., I. On
the same day I'm the sait "A the Duke did
return; ne immediately addressed the people,
ana all the 4 cessious Of the Duchess
the Duke had Arrived less early, or beensle slesa5
prompt I'M Ills resolutions, Il issatd lie would
haye.ioat his crown. Subsequently, tho civic
guard was organized. &: "a ss. 81 q .{;,
Tho effect of this wide and dc0nsentaneous
movement on the two great German. Govern
ments is matter Of. much interest The King
OF Prussia, on herring OF the Paris events,
Immediately. ordered the Baron d'Arnim' to
return to Berlin. Alta Cabinet Council held
on the 2Sth Of February, it was resolved to
order all the PrussianI military to prepare for
marching at two: days, notice. On the 9th,
the King closed the sittngs of the State
committees. In his speech on the occasion
at is with pleasure avail myself If this
opportunity to state, that ioiH grant TO ihe
! assembled States, The right conferred bv the
laD Of the I'D Of February,y on the assembled
Committees 4ef the States, to meet periodically.
at Jfred times; and 4 loiH confirm the tpritiL-.
eyes Of the; Committees in a corresponding
manner.o .sss.s Tt z$as5 2 !
AS yet, however, the NAMING Of the Elk
ed" periods is carefully avoided. e
AUsTRIA.--All tho letters received
from Vienna describe the deep impression
produced in Austria by the account Of
the French Revolution. The court was
in state of CONSERVATION. All eyes
we're fixed OH the Prime Minister Of Aus
tria, and cabinet councils succeeded each
other without interruption. Fears were
entertained Tor, Lombardy, where ngita-
lion continued 10 increase. Order had
been issued for the reinforcement Of the
army in Italy by 10000.
In addition TO this intelligence, the Ma
tional of Yesterday stntes that report was
in circulation ut Darmstadt to the effect
that Hungary had declared itself indc-
pendent.
RESIGNATION OF Me EITEaNicH.-PARls,
IHuRsDAY.-The resignation of Prince
Mctternich is certain, and the circum-
stances under which it took place nrc ex-
lraordinnry. The Prince had declared
himself decidedly favorable to concessions
in Lombardy, as we'll as in Bohemia and
Hungary. With regard to Lombardy
he advised prompt and ample concessions.
His views met no support, and at the las,
council at which he assisted, falling to
make an impression, he signifed that he
had arrived at too advanced period Of
life to grapple with the difficulties which
he iorcsaw would arise from an obstinate
persistence in coercive policy. He did
not, however, resign formally ut the mo-
ment. The same evening the Prince
went TO the theatre. During the pcrfor-
nance some insignificant expression, TO
the effect of eve must get rid Of these
ministers" was caught up by the House,
and repeated, all eyes being directed to
the venerable statesman, who soon after
rose much affected, and at once gave eff.
feet to his previously expressed intention.
BAVARIA. Tho Augsburg Gazette Of
the 4th instant contains the following, un-
der date Munich, 4th:-"Last evening,
Prince Wallerstein repaired to the great
hall of the Hotel de Vile, and announced
to the armed citizens that the King had
resolved 10 dismiss the Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties, and convoke a new assembly for the
3lst May"
This concession, though at first we'll
received, was afterwards rejected. On
the 4th instant n most sarious movement
took place: The people demanded tie
immediate convention Of the Chambers,
the liberty Of the press, tha, judicial trials
should be public, tha, an electoral reform
should 10 granted, and that the army
should tikc an oath to observe tic consli-
tuition. The King refused to convokc the
Chambers before the end Of May. "The
Republic for ever were raised. At
length The King yielded to alt The demands
9fMe people. Prince Charles, the'King's
brother, rode up 10 the crowd, and ussur
,ed them, OH his word Of honor that the
King had consented TO convokc tho Cham
bers for the 10th Of the present month,
and that he granted all that the people
desired.
lrALY-Probuble War between Aus.
tria and Sardinia. The news from Italy
is important.--it was announced some
days that martial law had heen proclaim
ed in Lombardy hy order Of the Austrian
Government. II updcars that the worst
effects haye hcep CAUSED by this deplora-
BILE reign Of terror, by WHICH the establish
ed and ordinary course of laws has been
suspended.
The People are not only prohibited
from meeting together in certain places,