The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10

In Lsipsic on the 18TH the town vas Illuminated In
honor Of the victory gained by the inhabitants OF Vienna
Austria An address of congratuation signed by
numerous inhsbitans to their Brothers in Austria"
The news Of the grant Of q constitution had been
, ceived with the widest enthusiasm in Prague
Berlin March 20 Al one o'clock to day the Polish
paired in trumpha procession to the Kings palace the
people, by whom they were accompanied exhibiting the
utmost enthusiasm at this manifestation Of royal ole
mency His majesty appeared on tho balcony and was
loudly cheered NJ Mieroslawski In carriage, the
horse. Of which taken of by the people who sup
| piled their places, uttering loud ordinations
This royal amnesty for political and press offences 10
circulated by thousands and is received with
| the greatest demonstrations of joy
Yesterday evening the following proclamation was is
sued F|tFF
His msjesty the King in conformity with the wish Of
the inhabitants Of Berlin has been pleased to grant the
armiug of the burghers and the following provisional
arrangements have bsen adopted by the undersigned
SEES. That burgher guard be organised.
Sec That the burghers and resident foreigners take
| part in thu same
Sec. The civic guard (scAutzen glds) are summon
ed nstantsr, and given number Of burghers shall be
Sec An future legal regulations respecting this
organization will be issued with all speed in the next few
| days
Berlin, March 10. ls4s
VoN MImroLr, HoLBxrN, CRANE, HACK,
| DR WoErIeER, DEvRANNE, KRuo,
The armipg Of the students has also taken place this
morning In various parts Of the city bowls placed
| into which numerous donations are put by the pas
senge for the widows and orphans of those who fell
| the 18TH and 10th of March.
The Prussidn State Gazette says, the orphans and
widows Of tho heroes who fell the 18th and 10th Of
March, and many who are severely wounded and in
ID sacred dutv to aid them in this tine of need and
one which WILL we are sure be gladly fulfilled by their
fellow citizsns P'u.siam State Gazette mereh a.
over quietly and there has been no further breach
Of the peace since order was restored by the mill
tsry who acted with tho greatest torbearanoe 1t 10
confidently expected that similar will not be
psated; their inevitable result Is to augment the suffer-
inge and add to the evils, which In these turbulent
times ought be boldly met at every sacrifice Every
burgher must do bis part to contribute to- the main.
tepancc of order for disturbances will inevitably lead
to the most painful results The municipal council has
! just issued the following proclamation
Fellow citizens Disorders OF most painful nature
= personal security we're endangered
"These riots, however were not caused by the bur-
ghers In general for they have ever manifested love Of
order but can testify, hey we're instigated by
small number of maevelent persons.
"Felow citizens of every rank adjure you to act
with all energy avoid recurrence Of these
Let each exert his influence for the prevention Of evil
6oundsn duty to prohibit tSsir Children and servants
from being at Of riot and
ROD 90 long and earnestly desired has arrived We stand
on the confines of better era Let not tho opening be
| sulied by tumults
liberty, at the time anxious that the pro-
perty and security of individuals be not merely unen
municipal council Of this CITY, which has already made
arrangements for the immediate execution of works BY
|
them the Of subsstenoe in these times Of difficult
ty will do all that Ii requisite for the maintenance OF
agnsono of trade and keep open the channels of
| subsistence.
operation, and will assuredy not be dsappoint-
AK la Chapelle, March 81 ls4s.-
The Municipal Council.
| -.ats Ia Chapeiie Gozette, March al.
BERLIr, March 2O.-PRussrAS Furps-sant sohud.
Late political events have entirely absorbed the
public attention that scarcely business was done at
| The French Republic.
! - PAIRS, rhursdsy, Sc. M. March 49,
Another caamious commercial failure has taker
rho house had large German connection particularly
With Munich and its failure 10 to be the great
Or a: .v.
ceved an order to leave It BY to. morrow.
Count dAppony remains for the present, although his
Bu,iuess at Bourse was fat the Threes fell to So
and the Elves to 7Ok Bank shares, 1850
The project OF the respecting the railways
which mentioned in my letter of this morning, Is, am
| informed, as follows =
Government proposes to take into its hsnds all
he unfinished nes the shareholders will bs required to
ply their full amount osptal, and will then receive
We have learned, from quarters the correctness of
which can be relied upon that the made
Fasy :, IL! Hotel d. ws By the sa
francs Each operative was paid two francs and the
|
the bulletins Of the Ministry Of the Interior, learn
hat the Of the republic has encountered
he most formidable resistance in several of the depart
mepts and OF the chief provincial towns In some Of
required ell the despotic authority enforced by
It is said that proj.ct entertained for transferring
he Btbiotheque Royae, now called the Bibiothesque
1t has been contemplated for considerable time back
to erect new and more spacious building for the royal
library, the old building being in all respects unsuitable
and insufficient The Palace of the Tueries would un-
| doubtedly be building worthy of such purpose.
By letters from Ems, hear that the Duchess Of Or
leans was living there In complete privacy Besides her
she had but few persons with her, amongst
/ whom was the Count de Mornay Her mother the
the 9Th, assist console her daughter who her
arrival was destitute Of toe commonest necessares
Yesterday I'd grand asmonstIstion took place In the
panied by innumerable flags, asembled around the
Tree Of Liberty which had bs pl.ntsd III. previous
putation who waited on him, y. Ledru Roin, Minister
dressed the people He lHanked them in the name of
the provisional governmsnn the name Of France, and
Of renewing that spot the great souvenir fedora
ton OF 1890 when France, divided into oass aristocra
es and provinces came on the appeal Of the people Of
aad divisions In order to form hsnoeforth only one
people the French people There he said another
souvenir that Of the Champ de Mai wbsn the people,
hreatened by foreign INVASION rose with indignation to
defend their nationality At that time, Europe, beirg
deceived by It's rulers believed that they intended to In
wade it, and the French had Waterloo But that esy
they answered the sublime reply by sending liberty
After mentioning tho effect caused by the revolution In
Germany and in Austria and after stating that other
nations would follow their example, M. Ledru Rollin
said
I'VE have the right be proud for to the defeat of
Waterloo We have only to oppose cry Of deliverance
and liberty Sanitation to thee. tree! glorious sym
Dol of that deliverance and that liberty sautson to
thee! predict it with joyin this place in which sixty
years ago people to fraternize in the Of H.
bsrty-in this place shall populations Of the
whos world ranged around thee! Around thee will
will come to group themselves, united In common en-
brace and common love, the members Of the great hu
nan family, who have been so long divided, aud who
viii be associated BY the great French family In their
liberty and triumph!n
M. Lcdru RolliD then recommended the workmen to
return to their labor to the CRY of "vve Ia Repubque
The cry was Immediately echoed by the crowd, and
shouts Of "Vive Ledru Roinv were also heard. Al