The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-11

length they procured them and fought from behind the
barbados and from the roofs Of the houses The mill
tary not being able to force the bsrrcsdes fred grape
on the people Doring half the night the city was iu
minated from the firing. Many Of the superior officers
fell they principally aimed at from the houses
The toesin kept sounding during the whole night
The roysl foundry set FIRE II Is said that
der was given to the troops to make themselves masters
of the city by O'clock. We look forward to the most
serious misforunes. At this moment Is oclock) the
firing appears to he suspended throughout the city D
Another account in the journal Yesterday
day of bloodshed the people were commanded by
the Students who had with them also the chasseurs Of
the guard The gates OF the prison broken OPEN
and the prisoners set at liberty The city to-day has
most warlks Appearances the pavement 10 torn up and
the streets filled with heaps Of stones which used
by the people In their attack the troops All crcula
ton Is impeded Barbados high as the houses have
been raised the tops Of which planted red and
black and yellow hsgs The Kns has Just addressed q
OF Berlin, in which he declares hat the firing In the
Palace Square was the result OF MISREPRESENTATION
orders to withdraw The people, nevertheless, CON-
tnued to crowd the square. At elsven O'Clock
King appeared on r.: balcony aud hsIscguss
them to he cslm and promised to give up the prisoners
An amnesty has been granted to the Chssurs Of the
sides. a vehicle containing the bodies Of those
who killed in tho Frsderiokstadt and which was
followed by an r,m.nse number of tho ot usns with
heads uncovered When thsy arrived in tn. Paisc.
Square there at first dead silence but suddenly
call raised for the king His majesty did appear
agreed general arming, and that he conhdsd his per-
and the tranquility OF his capital to the protection
OF his good citizens Since the troops have been with
drawn the city has become oalm The people burnt
in the Hegenstrasss all the furniture Of Major Press
who gave the order 10 IRE on the people The shop Of
up some Polish student to tao soldiers There were NO
other committed and tho words Respect for
the property Of tia cssn were even written by the
insurgents tho doors Of the houses and shops The
house ofthe director of tho was hosver plaged
The royaundery and the artillery barracks have been
IN ivrufA
istry and formed one. r. g. The soldiers have
just quilted the palace, and have in part left their bar
posted at the palace. The most complste order now
reigos.
Tho Prussan Gazette Of Berlin, Of the aoth, contains
the royal proclamation alluded to above and decree
dated the leth In virtue Of which the resignation Of the
ministry is accsptsd, and Count Arnim IL charged With
the formation Of ministry to him IA conf led the
presidsncs Of the oouoo and Professionally depart
msnt Of Foreign Affairs and the matters relating to the
constitution Count sohwsrin 10 charged with the 60
cesiasticsl department. Councillor Won Ausrswad has
been orsd the portfolio OF thu interior The minister's
Of Justice, Count ssoberg and Won Rohr retain their
sionslly charged with the financial department.
In Austria che movement begun ct Vienns spreads in
the provinces The abolition Of the censorship the
vocation Of the states and the promise Of Q oonstu
ton have been proclaimed in ell the provincial capitals
and everywhere recsived with the greatest enthusssm
ternich known, the event announced to the
Diet which was then sitting, and they proposed imme
Tnsy to ask the Immediate
ton Of the mssnates of which the Paatne is President
to adopt address to the Emperor already voted BY
every q traitor who should hold back.
The Chamber then went in body to The Arohduke
y Ss mas tho
most liberal reform. NJ Kossuth and 200 deputies
going to Venns support the of the address
separate ministry and NJ Kossuth is appointed Prime
Minister. The Count Appony, Chancslor Of Hungary
has resigned s
The Prince Me,tsrnoh is gone to the Rhine
The princess is ia silesa. Tranquility is
restored 1t Vienna The prince Charles ds
placed the Prince OF Windsschgraoty as Governor Of
the 18th Tnepsope collected in the In greet
numbess demanding reform. The national gusrd
to restore order and occupied the approaches
to tue principal market place and the adjoining Streets
The circulation the bridges by the
troops of the line and other bodies of the
were held ready in their barracks In of need Not
ding these precautionary and preventive
surer the disturbances not altogether appeased
new ministry was formed composed Of NJ Braun, for
Jusoe Van der Pfordten for the Interior and Foreign
Affairs; and 0eorgy Finance; of the appointments
are provisional This cabinet has announced that
an Diet would be oonvoked for tho Goth
and that It had agreed with tho King the following
measures Abolition of tho censorship; law on the
caution money; establishment Of the jury system and
reform In the proceedings of the justice far
as regards publicity and oral evidence reform of the
electoral law recognition of the right Of ssociation To-
gel regulation Of ecclesiastical affairs in spirit Of toie
rance and equality energetic cooperation for radical
reform OF the Germsnc Diet, with representation Of
the people, etc.
The following detailed account of the events at
Munich on the l6th is quoted from the Augsburg Ga
Monies was at the chateau Of Fursenred at two leagues
from Munich great indignation manifested by the
middle classes who considered her presence in Bavaria
Is an act OF bravado In the of the night Of the
10TH some hundreds OF went to the chateau but
not nndng her they anced that she might have sought
refuge in tho Wurzsrstrass Munich in the house OF
one OF her old partsans In the afternoon of the 18th,
several hundred persons surrounded the house all
sides intercept all the issues and they searched
1t from top to bottom Lola not discovered. Tho
people then went TO several houses in drc2s parts of
the city, and searched them but without success At
sovut seven O'Clock the crowd went TO the Hotel OF the
Police and broke the Windows They thon proceeded to
break open the doors by pushing carriages them the
ia ehcctn. entrance without much resistancs They
nen went into the different offices scz ID the books and
the papers, and threw great mass of them out Of the
windows In the passport ofcs especially great num-
ber OF documents was destroyed The ouirsssiers and
the troops OF the line made the people evacuato
the street but uu ii blood was she'd At ten O'CLOCK
notice nom tho Minister of the Interior setting forth
that, on the 18th Lois Monies at Cersruhs, and
hst from that place. she had gone to Frankfort, was
read In different parts of the city the notice not
generally believed, neither tho verbal assurances
20 the same effect, which given by prince Of the
discharged ut tn. On tho square near tho
town halt aud shower Of stones followed, the latter
being iev.ed at the armed students, who assisted in
maintaining order, well ~ the soldiers At midnight
the drums beat to arms "
letter from Munich OF the l7th says: Gan order Of
the day has just been published dsorseng as follows
The Countess de LaDdsed de prived Of all her rights
ao naturaised Bavsrian O. The Director Of the Po-
lice, NJ Mark Is dismissed and replaced by NJ de Pech
mann. g. Considering that the Countess Of Landsfeld
has not renounced her criminal projects tor disturbing
the capital and the country the authorities have recev
ed orders TO pursu arrest her. and conduct her to hs
nearest fortress so that may be brought to trial
TINS day decided that Baron dc Vergen shall 60 to
Dresden and Berlin, with the mission of obtaining Is
promptly as possible national representation the
9srmanic confederation, and to discuss other
for promoting ths union of Germany"
In the new ministry Of the King OF Saxony there s
but one noble the Count holzArdorR Minister of War;
he very popular. manufacturer Is Minister Of FL
nance. rhe other ministers DR.. Braun and DR..
Vanderpforten both known for their liberal opinions
The King Of Hanover, the most obstinate Of German
sbeoiutst has yielded very thing He has granted all
the wishes OF his people, at blow awed by the hn
ness OF their attitude, the liberty Of the press general
amnesty, and the right OF meeting.
Italy.
GssoA, March q, 1sds.