New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
PRUSSIA


General Ptue has At length been permitted 10 resign
proiessedy the ground OF NJ health Count brsn
denburg man OF more decided monarchieal principles
has been called By the King 70 form Ministry put
Il Il hardly probably the majority of the Chamber will
allow the attempt much any prospect OF its sue
cess They have already forwarded deputaton TO the
King ,denoancing the Count as rsddioHdvt In the
meantime they continue their work OF new Consutu
ton IN the Assembly On the 3Oth ut the Central Com
mittee had proposed the following article
. All Prus.isns are equal before the law. There %
not exist In the state either distinctions OF rank or
privileges of rank any special nobility Public tunc
tons ara equally open 70 All those who are qusned ior
After some discussion, this clause adopted by a
majority Of 20- 10 rs and the fourth article was
passed In this shape
An Pru..isns are equal before the law. There
neither exist distinctions Of rank privileges OF rank
in the state The nobility is abolished 80.
Another amendment was Afterwards carried by lso
to 40 adding that orders should no longer be di'
tributed
On the jlst ut the Chamber surrounded oy
crowds. who declared that It motion by NJ Wsldeck
rderng en- the and forces 0i the state 70 assist
,he people al Vienna carried none OF the mem
bers should leave the house alive AZ o'clock the peo-
oil, were frantic when they were told that an amend
inent had been carried referring the question to toe
Central Power At Frankfort begging them TO Interfere
and restore peace. The burgher buatd were sum
nonsd and with greet difficulty repressed the tumult
after wounding several persons seriously ona has
since died and some others not expected 10 live.
the sitting OF the Diet the tI OF November the
discussion the reception given 10 the Deputies
on the previous day By his Majesty in presenting the
address.
The Deputy Ester In making the report, stated that
when his Majesty had received the address ana was
turning toward toe door, the Deputy Jacoby stepped
forward saying, " Your Majesty. have not come
here merely 70 present address we have come mere
10 inform you OF the state OF the country. VIII your
Majesty be pleased b listen q His Majesty replied,
NO" and Immediately crossed the threshold The
Deputy called after the hing, VINO was retiring, nat
the misfortune OF Kings they will not hear the truth
The Diet strongly reprobated this proceeding on ne
part OF the Deputy Jacc0y.
The sitting then passed resolution that Jscooy han
overstepped the limits OF his mission.
In the evening sitting the following message was re-
ceiyed from the King
An address from the Constitution Assembly presented
b. US yesterday and TO which We make the following
reply
Firmly resolved undevstingty 10 follow the Con.
stitutOns oath which in conformity with the wishes
Of our people have entered upon, We have charged
Lieutenant General Brandenburg with the formation Of
a new Ministry tor We are well assured OF his senu
ments and that he will actively cooperate In the nrm
consolidation Of CONSTITUTE Onsl Liberty II ne sue
ceeds in this be will We make doubt, gain the con
hdence OF the country Any other Ministry thsn one
from which expect this-snd Of this the representa-
tves of our faithful people may be- assured-"n mol De
il s utterly impossible without the fullest confirm alton
OF the intmated reports should recall the COmnis
sion with which We have charged Count Brsndenburg
We have nevertheless much pleasure ia receiving
the scknOwedg cement that heart beats Tor the veal
OF the country aud hope that In tins CONSCIENTIOUS
prosecution Of this sc this will be the case 10
unison with the wishes OF faithful People, and that
their Representatives will always support US
(SignedJ REDEHicS "iLLhh'
(C0untersignedl EfchNANN
The Berlin journals Of the TN inst contain the folio"
ing respecting the Ministerial crisis in that City
Our ast accounts eft the Chamber sitting IN exPec
fancy Of the receipt Of answer from the King to the
address sent b. him. protesting against the nomination
70 the Ministry Of Count BradeDburs The answer dd
not arrive On the night OF the ID but on the 3D. IN ~
sitting the Assembly received message from the
King countersgned by the minister Elchman IN wnict
the withdrawal OF the order 10 Count brsdenourg
form new Ministry refused but u was known II
the Assembly that 10 the meanwhile, Count braden
burg had requested 10 be allowed 10 resign and u va
expected that GrsbOw, President Of the Assembly
would be called q form new cabinet Berlin wal
quiet. j.,
The Berlin journals Of the 7th inst have arrived y
was supposed that the ministerial crisis would be pu'
an end 70 In the sitting Of the Constituent Assembly OF
that day.