The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-04


more confused; and the sentn ient of attachment
which was manifested towards the Emperor in the first
plants now made by nearly all the delegations who
have waited upon him Of his obstinacy All are dis
satisfied with his present condlton and the delegation
oflades from Vienna, who approached him on their
knees induce him to return report thathe and his
family treated them rudey believe the day has come,
when jut retribution is about to be inflicted upon
the power in Austria that has caused much misery,
and been deafto the appeals for mercy. . 49,, e,
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n 5Diu sctn mt 81 PARIS, June TO- 1s4s.
The Grand seFars Consress--7he Costumes and Lam
guase Of the Mem6ers-Later Details and Views in
Reference thereto emand for prompt .4ns,cer upon
the Emperor, from ,Yienna,, m ,o, ,,,
In cent letterI have explained the condition of
Austria a. this moment. Further news announces
that the authorities have sent to the Emperor to obtain
an immediate and decided answer to the question,
whether he intends to recognise the Congress of the
Sclaves at Prague whether he will return to Vienna
to maintain the empire and the motto adds that, in
case of the former alternative, refusal to Comply
with the latter requsition tho people will forthwith
adopt measures for the formation of a government
Indeed the crisis has arrived when it is to be feared
that nothing the effusion of bloodshed
civil war; in Austria. Congress is called to
BILE at Vienna the 22d of July inst to be elected by
universal suffrage under the of the minister
Vienna and the authorities of the people cooperating
with them at Vienna All persons feel that there is
not moment to be lost the part of the authorities
Of Vienna if civil war is to be avoided in Austria. In
deed. what prospect is there rather there
be, that Congress of three hundred represent
of the majority of the people of Austria already orga
missed, and who have decreed that tho empire
National Assembly of the German States would not be
recognised by them, will yield to the authorities,
or old at Vienna consider that the die is cast
that the hour has by when this brave and warke
people can be longer controlled by Austria The Con-
gress numbers some of the most distinguished names
Of the country which it represents and the Scaves
proud people the Germans They have assem-
bled there, under provincial regulations, for their
respective tribes and countries Speaking several diff
ferent languages, they have but language
in which they can understand each other and
that Is the German. say common language
Il do not mean the native, but all can
derstand in the German language; so that. the
in that language. 1t strikes the mind of some Euro
peans strangely, that these different classes of
many and to form confederation of States where they
have no language common to the States who to be
united in the confederation. 1t may be an unusual
case but as they all speak the German tongue, that
Will serve as a medium of communication, until some
other language shall have been adopted, as common
medium, in the manner provided for in one of the
solutions to which have referred in former letter.
The city of Prague is full; it's streets filed
daily with the most beautiful costumes and gaily
dressed men and equipages. Proud of their mission
and confident in their power these men have arrayed
forth to proclaim to Europe the birth of new power
whose parentage rests with the mightest in the
Austrian Empire. At this moment, they playing
game for the sanction of the Emperor against vi
emma but with without his consent their is
taken and Austrais hereafter to be Sclave dsmem
portion of it will be Scave, and the rest be separated
perhaps that will be the result but Germany is arm
ing and blood will run before she submits to that hui
initiation There conjectUres that Russia is press
ing forward the Sclaves in the course which they have
adopted and there are others that they wish to seek
an alliance with France; but see nothing to warrant
the conclusion either in the information the
state of facts. The Sclave be well
planned without adopting either hypothesis. The time
will when they must take sides in favor of free
dom or despotism and range themselves with France
or Russia on this issue OBSERVER.
PARIS, June 10, 1s4s
Sciare Congress-Hs Northumberland declared
Empire Sclare-Power of the Assembly Of Frankfort
Ministry Of pIemna denying the legality cfthe
Congress Sciare-.ausrian Empire Dissolped-Yala-
ques and Sarons t.,,-
On the second inst, the Sclavonan Congress was
opened at Prague, the capital of Bohemia. NJ Pachoi
was chosen a provisional president. There also
chosen president for each Of the three sections
formed by the principal tribes clans called Scaves in
Austria, to Scaves Oriental and Sclaves
Mcridional. The number of members amounts to
about 500 and in the first days of the session it has
been that Austria ought to be empire Scave
the Scave forming in fact the greater part of the
pre. The programme of the committee provides that
the first point to be considered and resolved, is an
alliance defensive and oppressive among the states
Sclave that only by an alliance with the people,
tive, that it will become strong that by the voluntary
union of the people, constitutional liberty and the
maintenance of the sanctity of nationalties will be
guaranteed and moreover, greater glory will be as
SUI to Austria although one part of the monarchy
should De lost Catering to VIENNA that IN the
GRAFTON the condition Of the state of confederation
that it should be q confederation Of states, enjoying
the same rights and in which no one should be op-
pressed that the hand Of friendship should be extend
ed to the other people of Austria that all the people
Of Austria of the different languages should be heard
equal number utatives. touching their
several interests that in the third place. there should
be liberation common to all and privileges in this
races Of Sclaves; that, in the fourth place, the
Scaves will never consent that the sovereignty of Aus
power that there shall be, between the Emperor
and the people any other organ than the parliament
smi "a oroe
which shall bind them and, in the fifth place,
that these resolutions shall be communicated to
ON being officially notified of their proceedings,
the ministers of the Emperor, at Vienna, gave
notice to the Scave Congress, that all its acts
illegal and void, and made the representations
to the Emperor; they have also given public notice to
ch;ss IN tb ennrn n% ths 81 Rohama
wherein they make known to them their views inter-
dict them from taking any notice Of the acts of the
any infraction Of their order. At Vienna, also the
ministry is attempting to recruit the army professed
have been cooy the Pee people rscenty snd
there to be little to fatter the hopes Of the
om the country sSs
hands of the provisional government committee,
composed Of the people and students at Vienna, and
given that IL the Emperor does not
turn long to Vienna the people will take
to form their own government The valaques, who in
Transylvania amount to two millions and in Molda-
via and Valachis to four millions reclaim, If not their
Independence, immense and grand notifications in
their political conditions which mt to the recog-
nition of an independent nationality. The Hunga-
rians danger from the power Of this class of men;
and as the called Saxon are fewer than the Va
md fEa faar fhn hvvtll
sacrifice the Hungarians probably to themselves
Thus while the Sclayes forming an independent
ton, and claiming to govern nearly all of Austria and
to make the empire Scave the Serbes in nsurrec-
ton, the vaaques demanding nationality 100000
strong, the Gallicians refusing to recognize any
thorty except their own, and Austria 1t we're dis
memhered the Emneror is wing hide and seek in