The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-08

md tEtit was rot co be supposed by oil Eufccs thss
they would oct tina french bad done The generality
q we'll. -anng of all srades Of soce,y BY
no dspl-ss.d 9th the conduct Of the soldiers
the contrary, the public to fear nothing from
thu rabbi. nov that they have the assurance that they
Two m lettings n.ld on the 10th and 18th, were per
mt,ed ny 'h- sdent Of the police to be holden for
the purpose " discussing the Qnet Of petition for
reform ~hich vas presented TO the king by deputs-
ton of the principal aud most IL nuentsl c'tz'ss OF ne
place the afresnooa Of the Is b. and MOI fAvoraby
cetved BY his majesty, which gave great satisfaction
to all classes
The third meeting wh,c In reality scarcely be
called political affair, since the rsbhle composing it
had object forth.r than to create disturbance Is
vet thew ware not insrfered with 70 long a. they
NAMED quietly and pssceably incliBed H. however,
happen. here - VIII OCCUR elsewhere, On eucn oscs-
ted cits either passing along or from Gu
roy wandering about the scene Of riot rsceived
few or thusts. ~ moderately inflicted
as the crcums weud allow, and thus feeling OF
oonsdersbls excitement has been the consequence and
been days and especially to-day, the ject
of dscusaons among the rat BILE and portion or the
dps N ss style o, The toe p.ass
called Bruder ST. 40 crowded by people this
morning that it vas Impossible to get through 1t
Among them were men, principally literary characters
End few Students. ircitpg the mob to perssvere
though they 90 not know themselves what they want
ter but il purely Of domestic nature since theking
already announced his intention to call the Lsndtsg
y
cordiog to this the Landtss or Parliament Of PrusN
sa, - embs here on the a7h Of April to take into
consideration vhat measures win be most suitable for
the welfare Il tho country under present circumstances
and To meet the We've Of peop far possibly
be done Therefore ,h people generally quiet and
perfectly satisfied with the conduct and good will Of the
king towards then, and universally regretted that
w ,hs r,me 81 I nut ths ousstion Al
what the military will do ia OF any serious
political occurring here and ruch s the feel
ing throughout the hereditary dcminiops Of PI ussia
About O'Clock this afternoon the mob. melted by
some evil dispo~d pe's n. left the Brudsr strssse en-
to ugh the Palace yard; but they were
met by the Day OF the ususl Palace guards and
vented from entering though otherwise The ysrd a.
ways open the pubic n thcughfare. Noth0g fur
tier occurred, how-ver; and, idirg the guaros de-
,rmiDed to oppose toem they went away without any
further a. empt to disturb the peace The streets are
continually crowded by curious persons, and groups Of
them seen seher discussing the question Of the
military attack, out otherwise the royal family and
mobiles, gentry and oOsens OF all grsdations seen
riding, driving, and walking among Tie people have
just Pr Waldemar the same who charged With
Of our cavalry at the battles OF Moodkee
and Fsrozeshsh, In India. He walking along with
officer, aud wepdi his way amor the mob, - II
nothing had occurred and thel King might the same
without any fear OF harm for much have heard and
in these few days that to attempt
to ipjure any one bsongug to In much less himself he
woula he punished Immediately, even by the mobility OF
Berlin ITSELF
Ths Prince of Russia will immediately assume the
command OF the army the Rheni'h provinces OF Piu-
sia and leave this In day two for his distinction
Of 10 600 Prussan troops have marched towards
the Saxon frontiers and the Landwehr or militia Of
toe country OF the first class being called toge
Their Any Of these re gimepts can muster in days
time IN complete marching ora.s ana ~ TN
line The garrison OF the city at present consists Of
The King went last evening to tho theatre with some
foreign princess and was well received, Is usual
HALr.rAsr s-This moment have received intel
that the palace has been attacked by the mob
and the troops tavs commenced firing upon them Be-
vsral lives have been lost and numbers wounded The
Of hs hotel where an stopping mas ..u, ,n
aud viii ediateiy proceed IN quest OF further nior-
nation Tho mob has been disperssd, however. TIE
towards the soldiers has been the cause OF all
this AFT The greatest excitement prevails, but the
well disposed citizens sstsd that the soldiers have
but done their DUTY They say tho mob deserve what
The Pru.,ian Uoirerssl Ge xeue of tho 18th ut
tains the wing account OF the disturbances whch
took place in Berlin on the 18th -
"YeateItsy some tumultuous assemblages were formed
in s,sr. ps.,. OF the Sy and The mob repaired to the
were thrown 1t the senn' s on guard at tho Palace
The people having been ned 10 retire. replied BY
pie no re,rsated by the BreenetrSsse, and ,reced
bsrricsdes The troops who con csd removing tn.
~ers compel ed to Srs voey by which several people
we're killed and woundet Atisnsth by the exeron o.
The well disposed ea-D., the rioters e"p-!sed, and
trspqu My wa.restored IT II O'Clock at nignt."
The imperfect accounts received yesterday rela-
i've to tumutGous Vienns are con mso
far that the hict which was com menced betw en-
he people end the troops cssed In consequences Of
ASSURANCES given That Opporiuoe reforms should be
er-nt'd P'inee Msttsrnich has resigned, aud Counts
kooU 18th sno Moneo ucul charged with The for
nation OF new cstibet. Tfus Austi. las entered
int, ths VI ref,rms. Let ncpe that her re
lon. With G-rmsDy and particularly with Z, usss
which has loug sine. that course and Ia deter
mi. ed to pur,ue IL, viii becoma 70 intimate aud that
greatest powere In Germany, acting in accord
easily In Transforming Germany into powerful State"
Affairs In ltaIy-rhe POpe's Speech
As room ~ III news tue French revolution and the
subs qu-rt pre- csmstion Of the republic, known
Rome INNER crowd of people prooeed-d with ban.
| o. he COf nd he
French republic, TO the Q ioal, whsre deputstion
Sss chosen present the Glowing adore to the Pope
Holy Father recent events Of France OF
Importance that they must exercise the greatest IN
fuence In part Of Europe and particularly in t
~ The subj cts of Holiness with the strongest
achnsn to person and throne, feel the pecerei
ofexpr~ssng taer fears and hopes in this emergency
ent of political which may in the
circumstances, your subjects think it urgent that
tuton be edstry PUBLISH. in harmony With the
ilet uops OF the other Italian Statse aud that eli the
forts Of the nation bs turLsd TO the msint, Of
interior order and exterior Independence Hence.
n homogeneous, compact, and liberal ministry. squ,l
the gravity Of the universally called for
time ago it becomes tn. utmost necessity and
very moment of delay might produce fatal rrers.
rsbl. evils which your generous heart has constantly
strven to avoid. M.n able to support grest weight
and who enjoy pubic confidence, not wanting
The lsity tf your dominons, and public opinion has
already called yeur attention upon them. You.
who, by giving your b-pedt ion 10 Iialy, have
| in the face of the world associated her cause
with that Of religion, will now perc.ivs that your
temporal power Is directly involved In the destiDs OF
our o. mmop iathefland Ann IL viii be the grestee
glory of your pontihcste the misst Of the tempest
now prepsrtrg in Europe Italy avoiding the evils hat
msy result from them capable OF preserving internal
order, establishing her liberty and regsiung her indie
pendence. Such the faith your jec's have in your
intentions, that they convinced you will confirm IL
hts moment Of trial the universal opinion Of your wis
dom and msgnanimity u
Th. journals of Rome publish the folio wing reply Of
the Pope, to address Of the Municipality calling
constit utioD al Institutions and guarantees -:
The events which follow pfecipsteIy and IN rapid
succession spficendy jus lily the demand which
nor Senator addressed to me In the OF the gs-
trates M dcouncil IL well known that am
y engaged in giving to the that form which
you gentlemen, demand, and which nations require But
svery ono under-tao the serious difficulty with
which be, who Is invested with two great digpes has
10 contend What in secular government may be
dsne IN q night, cannot be effected tho ponthoal gov
ernm'n Mt without mature examination since 1t Ia very
difcult to trace exactly the line which shall disin