Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

wishes and the CONFEDERATION be disposed 10 receive them
We trust that the accomplishment Of wishes nay, that
our having broken ground towards affecting hem will put
an end TO the anxiety which, to great regret fills Ger
many al this moment, paay and industry d-
vides The country and threatens 10 tear il pieces Yes,
ust that these measures will strengthen Germapy from within
and cause her 70 be respected abroad that Europe may
find the most solid guarantee Of lasting and prosperous
peace in her united force In Order however that The ac
comphmen Of our intentions may experience The least pos
be delay, and in order that may eyeop the proposi-
ons which consider to be necessary the interior con-
uon Of States have resolved 10 hasten the conyo-
cation of the United Diet and charge the Minister State
to fix that convocaton for the I'd Of April
ssGyen at Berlin the 18th Of March, 1913
"FREDERiCK WILLIAM
Also signed by the Prince Of Prussia and all the members
of the late Ministry.
TnE SrRueoLE ESDED.--The struggle has ended. and
has been succeeded by universal joy caused by formation
OF Ministry and the establishment Of Burgher Guard
The past is forgotten, and the KING necessarily cheered
when he shows himself No private property has been nur-
ed, and the people exhibit spirit of revenge they even
praise the bravery of the troops and cheeed them they left
the town with flying coors and the music Of their military
bands The United German Faiherand" enthusiasts
cay proclaimed by the citizens The political motive in the
late dreadful excitement the Kings backwaness in
king the lead IN that movement The old imperial coors
along with the Prussan white and black Thousands
and thousands hronged the afternoon of Monday towards
the palace, and with voice oil began sing the
German Ie Denm, Now let all praise God" The boz
dies of the fallen carried to the churches in solemn ST.
lence under the ntonaon of the celebrated popular hymn
Jesus, my Redeeme iveh," the King, bareheaded like
every else seeing them pass from the balcony The
thusiasm OF the inhabitants OF Cologne when the arriv
ed from Berlin, understandable. The great imperial STAN
dard (blac red, god with double cagle) was with the
sanction Of the Arcbsho hoistsd top Of Cologne
Cathedral and is procaming the Germans on both
sides of the Rhine the regeneration Of Germany Gazette
FURTHER INrELLIGEScE-THs KISo.-The foreign pa
pes received Friday, well the English daily papers,
contain nothing particularly concerning the important
events in Berlin but they furnish some further particulars
Great joy manifested in Berlin that the Diet to as
sembe the I'd of April instead Of about three weeks later
had been at first determined. There also much
faction expressed at the amnees pardoning all political Of
fences, Gas they called well the offences (now
called uts) with which the editors of different journals
charged No doubt seemed be entertained that King
acting good faith, and certainly he is
pelon like his royal brethren of Austria Naples but must
that the people be ted with Further funeral
professions had taken place. More bodies of citizens
killed in the combat, decked with flowers brought in f
neral procession to tie royal palace Of people with
bare heads accompanied the procession -Four Of the bodies
earuy dsfgured and covered with green boughs and flow
ers open bers up to the gate and under the
balcony Of the palace Loud cries then raised for the
new minister's Count dArnim and Count Schwern, APP
the balcony but these shouts drowned in great
cry Of the King" The King accompanied by the Queen,
leaning his then appeared the balcony and sauted
the people. His countenance much agtaed, and the
Queen at sight of the dead bodies, instantly retired The
King unable get heard, retired amid acclamations Then
the voice Of Count Won Arnim heard from the bal
cony, whence he managed get heard for few minutes
and amid many interruptions spoke nearly as fellows
J" GENTLEMEN: The whom the King has
called TO him in order to work with him for remodeng the
constitution free and lasting basis fulfil this object
unless support hem and unless you contribute TO the
soraon of order in the city, Here storms OF Hurrahs 20
Nyas |" Yes !" No. no - interrupted the Minister, in
the midst of which raised the shoulders of the by
SANDERS demanded for the citizens and for the Prince
Of Prussia relnquh his claims the throne The de-
msnds lost amid the loud dssenten shouts of the peo
pie depuation of Poles had waited the King petition
for the liberation of the Polish prisoners lately tried the
suit Of the petition the opening of the prisons Moab
The prisoners all set free and in triumph the
palace accompanied by great crowd shouting and otherwise
expressing their joy.