New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
Various ustrinn Items.

T,sDapord nnt0ntuT Ell Rintonur csW aus -
The mperor of Austria has granted the liberty OF
tive nress 10 his subjects We doubt IL the Aus
,rian, vet credit il themselves. On the Meme Burg
Thor of the City of Vienna there is N Inscription
in Golden letters " .JuStuid regn0rRfn tahddmeHf.
nm the chosen motto Of the present Emperor OF
Austria We have seen the Bohemian sheer ana
the Hungarian lash his four steeds abreast into
furous galop as he passed under 1t with an lire
strained curse upon his lips; and yet the motto
stands. and be will now doff his shepskn cap as ne
Recognises the sublime truth Of the hitherto Ill
placed device.
twas but two days aimee that We said that
great pacific revolution had been accomplished In
Germany but blood, the bsptismal fluid OF revo-
lutions, had been sprlnkled upon it-a new era mas
commenced in Germany.
In The Morniae Chronicle OF yesterday we an
nonnced the resignation and the flight OF Prince
Metternich the erection of barricades IN the aus
trisn capitsl, the concessions granted Oy tne hni
neror 10 the people, and the illumination oil the city
in honor of the event; suboin below the fullest
details that have reached US OF these memorable
events scarcely less extraordinary than the ex
pulsion Of the Orleans dynasty from the throne oil
France.
In word. Metternich has resigned, or, what is
equivalent, has been dismissed.
The liberty Of the press has been PROGRAMMED
A National Guard has been organized.
Two Archdukes of Austria Albert and Louis,
have been deprived of their command as general
officers of the army some OF the people NUMBER
as vet unknown, have laid down their lives for the
common liberty. and Austria has ceased 70 be an
absolute monarchy.
While the students OF Vienna and the Burgher
Guard (which must not be COMPOUNDED with \ a.
tional Guard were thus well employed at Vienna,
similar activity was visible at Berlin. we nave
here n repetition of what occurred at Vienna the
people assembled, the troops fired. the concessions
were demanded, first refused, and then granted
King Frederick William has, however. sunk con
sideTaby in the estimation OF his subjects. And
what will become of the German Parliament =
| Vedremo CD che redreno, was the wise remark OF
one of the most distinguished leaders OF the Liberal
| movement in Italy. ~
The official gazette of the l4th contains a Motif
cation of the ssions the Emperor 10 compelled
10 make To the necessities OF the hour. His Majesty
consents to arm the students, and expresses hope
| that the citizens will cooperate with them In main
tanning public order he trusts that iresh proof Of
his paternal solicitude will be recognized IN this
measure and that tranquility will be reestabhshed
by il il it is not, he will, though with regret, DC
Obliged 10 authorize the troops TO use their arms
The Prussiau Universal Gazette publishes the
following letter dated Vienna, 7th inst Yester.
dav the Association of Austrian Industry held Q
! meeting at which the Archduke Francis Charles
and several other archdukes assisted. The follow
! ing address to the Emperor was adopted;
Extraordinary have taken place IN the West
Europe Public credit is shaken manufactures are a, !
stand and danger is imminent firm adhesion 70 .ne
Government and close alliance between Ausls a e
rest ~ germany can alone reestabsh the confidence
which heretofore existed This AssociatoD consequently
gives your Msjesty the assurance that all It's me
ready devote themselves for the dynasty ina,
thew are convinced your Majesty will adopt the wises,
to prevent the evils with which we are
The Archduke Francis Charles replied as iol
| lows:
81 thank You In the Of His Majesty of tnls mani
lstaon and shall communicate 1t faithfully 70 tne Err
peror, Tor we have nev'r doubted 'he huel'y " ~, al,
| have last given proof. Yes We must remain n.nily
united in order 10 obtain the Objective desire
/ piness for me to be amongst you