The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
The Military Preparations
OF THR
EMPEROR OF RUSsI a.
THE REVOl UTION IN GENOA.
THE INsURRECTlON IN MILAN.
The Financial Crisis In France.
&c. &c. &c.

The Financial Crisis in France.
&c. &c. &c.
ESThe splendid packet ship, La Duchesse dor
leans, Captain Richardson, was Geographically
announced on Wednesday evening as being In
the offiug. Supposing she would bring late ana
Important intelligence, we despatched the special
and express steamer Telegraph, Capt. Parks, to
board her, and bring the news to the Ns'o York.
Herald office.
We received our parcels at half past O'Clock
yesterday morning, and now lay the news before
the public
The Duchesse d'Orleans sailed from Havre on
Monday morning, the 9th ult, and the advices
from Paris arc of the 26.h, and from London OF
the 18th.
This fine ship has only been absent sixty days
from this port.
The news is from the continent.
The most important intelligence by this packet,
is the report that Prussia has declared herself
republic. We give all the details received OF
this news, in the annexed extracts. II is almost
too good to be true.
We learn from Captain Richardson that the
greatest excitement prevailed in Paris and
Havre, between the rich and the poor The rich
were in apprehension of being killed daily by
the poor; they mad to close their doors and
strongly bar them The military were called out in
Havre on the morning Of the 9th, for the purpose
Of stopping any outbreak that ight take place
II is said that large failures continued to take
place in Paris and throughout France; the
Rothschilds were reported among the number;
but we received like report relative to that
house by the Hibernia.
Republic Proclaimed In Prussia.
From the Paris Commerce, March rs
tbs provisional government apd published 10 the Ex.
chsDg Of Paris does net leave the least doubt of the
Tho royalty humbl,d desp'sed, after the bloody COLI
scns which they could have ted II they had pos
sssd leas. quantity of wisdon ought to disappear
The PEOPLE have not bsen satisfied by the resignation
Oustodv Their situation j. Ike that at the temple a.
tsr thsl0th Of August, 1893 a.
We hope that tn. resemblance Of the position between
Louis XVI. and Frederick Guillsume will not 60 fur
We said yesterday, in speaking Of NJ de Mstternich
"Liberty Ia magnsnmous-its blows don't fall upon an
enemy lying on the ground" 49,
The qusnoes Of proclamation Of the republic
Berlin no.lculable Berlin is situated in the
Of Germany; this city s tho heart Of that country
as Paris the heart Of France, ana from this moment
Here is tho Geographic despatch Of which We have
spoken; j.. ~. .,.,u
"Ths revolution is decidedly accomplished In Berlin
We have jest received advice: from the frontiers BY
Of the republic positively announced. The king end
his ministers have been arrested"
-" Copied by the agentinchief OF the telegraphio
lines "ALPHONSE ROY
"Csrtiae by the chief Of the cabinet.
"ELIAS REGNAULT"
Berlin letter of the alst states that the Prince Of
Prussia had left for England Before his iii ht the peo
pie had demanded that he should all right to
the throne
i.,t.r fror, .r,,r ~ ~. o .t.t .A.t ~. ,;r,
accompanied by the Prince William. had gone the
streets horeback by the German flag, and
king addressed tho people and said he was convinced
that light had come to Germany, that he would employ
all his efforts to increase It, that he would place himself
the head Of the movement, and sustain Il the peril
Of his life II necessary The Poles who have been ana
the king and the Inhabitants Of Berlin. sslsmn fune
of the persons who slain In the riots
take p.cs It the cost Of the city and the municipal.
the slain The Prince of Prussia had left for Eogand
letter from Frankfort Of the goth says: "Couut dc
Ccoredo arrived here yesterday morning. to N
Munich Bellngheusen. That dplomstist having in the
evening to the theatre greeted his entrance
with cris Of Francs for ever!, G.rmany forsver The
public then Insisted upon having the Msrseaiss played
To-day the Countess de Lsnsfeld (Lola Montes) vas
railway station"
The following some details taken from the
Gazette de Cologne The Berlin date the Goth ult:
horseback he wore the uniform Of the LIST regiment Of
gusrds, also the helmet. He bore on his arm the
ministers, who all tho colors The kipg was
received with scclsmAtons and addressed the people In
the follow ing words
ut Is usuIpation on my part 81 feel myself called
on TO save the liberty and union OF Germany, |
before God that do not wish to touch the German
thrones but to protect the union and liberty Gsrm
ny. German fidelity must be protected founded on
ssncerc German constitution /" Applause)
Tbs c0,tege then commenced to move. 10 was led by
two generate bearing the German coors then followed
thre. ministers two chasseurs Of the foot
the from Geich, with the German trcoored
flag the king surrounded by tho princes and gene
rails The windo Of the houses all filed Win la
dies who waved handkerchiefs the passed At
salued him. He said to them'l cannot express with
sufficient force bow much am pleased ut meeting you"
A voice cried, " Vive pEmpereur dAllsmaguso'] The
king briskly replied, "No, no! don't want that"
hsrapgued the students, who drawn up In batta
llone and repeated The same words ~ he did before
The students applsuaed. ut would SEEM" says lie
Commerce, from subsequent telegraphc dispatches,
that this kind Of good feeling did not last long"
In order to show how inevitable the fall OF royalty In
Berlin had become publish some retrospective de-
tails but foil Of interest the In that oap
tai both before and after the struggle.
First the scenes which hsppcnsd at Berlin under the
very windows OF the kings palace, have been
by most piqusnt episodes. The king, borne down by
bodily sickness, had been obliged deyove the task Of
addretsiug the crowd Count Arnim At this period,
ayoung man, whose pale and fat gued appearance be-
Ike him for Of tho combstan OF tn nph
elevated the shoulders the De epe and
ed the minister.
large wd went towards the pascs Of the Prince
of Prussia, with the Intention OF demoshng IT, but they
ooptrntsd themselves putting the three folio vog
inscrs tiops itProprcie du PeupleI proprts ma,
tonaie p,opris de tout Ia nation
The heir presumptivs to the throne, than has aInca
the 20th been disnherited By the national voice and
the monarchy In oil cases, would cease with William