Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
:, - law on the liberty of the press

Sa'e e-roceedng with regard TO matters APP
oral P,be he press viii be recommended.
eioos = frankfort has shared in the general
..n 'sila On the Sd. the Die; had resolved to
s0iI0u'; ;5so ofa universal law Of the press for
E9Pn.nv. and allow each State. subject to
Gs'i'an:.;'s .;ss. to exercise its own judgment in
s'ail This decision caused great JOY; but.
os'sr more was demanded by the public
J: .I' city. Three thousand citizens as
d w. nJ resolved that thess pledges were still
- the father land:
u of all the exceptional laws enacted
ny ~ 2. Unconditional liberty OF the press.
Pr ;nry. 4. Universal arming of the
Ta' y A general German Parliament. 6.
p' INV without distinction of creed. 7.
au.a,55 :,5t of meeting in public. 6. A poIit-
f's ..,2 and the pIenary restitution of civic
inn,5',, ~ war of aggression agains. France on
f. rbsr form of government"
Osa' u All the letters received from Vienna
bvslALA, =. deep impression produced in Austria
'crloe ~ -D,1t of the French revolution. The
ihe '1' state of CONSERVATION. All eyes
:; w. p.5 IN the Prime Minister of Austria, and
z nS..,o,iIs succeed each other without in
Felrs we're entertained for Lombardv,
+ D',. '-..,;on continued to increase. Olders had
'sI for the reinforcement of the army in
/ gOOOO men. Some changes had taken
= ,5e ministerial departments. Count
e I'm, u bad been appointed presiden, of the
j IC,-o.l IC5., Of War (Minister of War. The
iE .50f the second corps of the army of Italy
y all-' 1;ypD to Count WratisIaw, and the seat
- c3,erament of the Lombordy Venetian
= N. wastransferred from Milan toVerona.
r.Io strongest fortified places in the kingdom.
-II,ion to this intelligence, the National Of
= - states that n report was in circulation
go 5--c.,,d, to the effect that Hungary had de-
! asslf independent.
..,riing to a Liverpool paper, The bank of
=, had suspended payment.
--y.-roy OF Paris, Thurs
The resignation of Prince Meiternich is
:. and the circumstances under which it
-ls,a are extraordinary. The prince had
,sl himself decidedly favorable to conces-
: n I3mbardv, as well as in Bohemia and
..-r With regard to Lombardy he advised
=, and ample concession His views met no
.. and at the last council at which he assist
.ii1, 10 make an impression, lie signified that
: ,Iriygd at too adyanced-a a period of life 10
I. with the difficulties which he foresaw
arse from an obstinate persistence in CO.
Doicy. He did not, however, resign form
4, t5e moment. The same evening the prince
% the theatre. During the performance
ilsignihcant expression, TO the effect of"we
e: rid of these minister's" was caught up
house. and repeated. all eyes being directed
venerable statesman, who soon after arose
affected, and at once gave effect 10 his pre-
expressed intention.
ARI4.-The Augsburg Gazette. of the An
.ontains the following, under date of Munich,
"LasI evening. Prince WalIerstein repaired
great hall Of the Iiote! do Vile. and an
ID 10 The armed citizens that the King had
d % dismiss the Chamber Of Deputies, and |
is new assembly for the 3Ist May"
: concession, though at first well received. I
i.erEarjs rejected. On the 4th inst. q mos.
5 increment took place. The people de- I
ed Tie immetlaie convOca;ion of the Cham
i5s liberty Of The press, that judicial trials
5s public. that an electoral reform should
ll,si, and that the army should take an oath
srys the constitution. The King refused
7ois the Chambers before the end of Nay.
announced that the new minister, Prince
!, daj called out the troops, and had prom
iag that they Should fire upon the people.
ksnal was attacked about two O'Clock by
E., and captured after a short engagement.
aan6.OCO men, armed with muskets, sabres,
&. haces, and haIberls. marched against
?a- Palace. Having arrived at the market
- crowd met the troops; but neither the
@aEs uor the troops of the line would charge
cJIlaaE.ed 20 90 so. Cries of The Re-
il' ser" were raised. III length The King
a5ai The dsaqnfs Of tie people. Prince
:, i5s Kings brother, rode up 10 the crowd,
ss1rEd them, on his word of honor, that the .
I'd consented 10 conyOke the Chamber for .
A OF the present month, and that herranted .
]! The people desired. /
-T'-On the d inst.. martial law was de- .
IA Milan, and from that moment the bankers .
cI'y refused 10 accept Austrian bank notes /
o'ss.e9 asai9s: their currency. War seems /
imminent between the Sandman State and /
g Charles Albert has quartcrcd 10000 .
y" us frontiers, for reconnaissance OF /
an maHeuVrcs.
Eolng men of LOmbardy have offered I
7E'ces as a military body to King Charles !!
On condition iha; they be placed in front |
attack.
-z-2LAND--Neufchatel has declared hersef /
bic Independent Of Prussia. The fact was
NC on the 29th of February, a Provisional /
lnent was appointed, and from Chaux de |
Issued this address to the citizens:
i,,as Of Chaur de Fond: The revolution
Ee have so long expected in our country
( broken out. Our brethren of Loche.
r'slves, proclaim republic. Let US ali
NE TO guarantee our properties and our
lA Us prove by our energy ana cur WIS
.'a' We are worthy Of being republican,
y Of the royalist committee of de-
nave atandoned their functions. 1t is by
'anness that you will prove the inutiiity
. rod LyIn