The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31

take oath to observe the constitution The King
fused to convoke the chambers before the end of May
ons o,cocs tse otv r. wa. snnoubsss
that the mini'ter Prince wrede had called ont the
troops and had promised tho King that they should FIRE
the peope The arsenal was sttsc ked about two
O'Clock by the people, and ospturcd after short en-
gagemsnt. More than 5000 men, armed With musksts,
ssbres hatches ancss and halberts, marched against
the royal palace Havins arrived st the market place
the crowd met the troops But nethsr the curassers
n r the troops of the limo would charge when CON-
raised At length the King yielded to all the demands
of the psope Prince Chnrles the Kings brother, rode
that the King had consented to convoke the chambers
for the 10th OF the present month and that he granted
ell that the people desired This declaration produced
an excellent effect Cries raised In every direction
Of Long live Prince Charles" Tho people then re.
turned tho the arsenal and afterwards dispersed
quietly general arming throughout Bavaria Ii spoken
nj The people demand loudly this convocation Of a
Parliamsnt for all GERMANY petition to the King to
that effect being prepared to which 10000 signatures
Intelligence has been received from Brunswick, that
the Duke would not st once comply with tho wishes OF
he his and waited for that of tbs
larger States in the Germsnic Confederation
Hesse Cassel.
According to the Frankfort Post Gazete Of the 9th
Instant tho Elector of Hesse Cass had granted all the
reforms demanded in the addresses Of tbs Inhabitants of
Hanau, Marburg Fulds Cassel. Go.
Baden.
Tbs First Chamber of the States of Baden voted the
9Th instant address OF thanh the Duke for
his readiness to scoede to tho wishes of his subjects by
granting them the liberal institutions they had so ong
solicited In vain.
Hamburg.
Our advices from Hamburg to the 7th inst. There
had been repeated attempts to create disturbance;
but to the departure of the steamer the authorities
hsd repressed such efforts aud tho town bs said to
be quiet although beneath the surface there deep
dissatisfaction.
Spain.
Our Madrid letters of the Sd inst contain no news.
in ha Ortae on fha in NV
Minister'S demanding extraordinary powers stil con-
tinued.
were done at "a for time the Boarse and after regu
lar business for asa The Five per Cents ID sellers)
Malta.
Our Malta news OF the goth ut mentions the
the soldiery but it Insignificant In It's character and
results
Her Ms.sty's steam frgats Terrible arrived at Malta
on the morning of the 29th.
Portugal.
We have received news overland from our Lisbon
respondent Of the 2sth ult
Amphion steam frgate proceeding to q cruise.
M Silva Csbral had made speech Of four days upon
saon ot war 200 So and IN tne
Public tranquility had not been disturbed.
AuAtria
The .aligemeine Zeitung states that letters from
Vienna confirm the intelligence that loan Of 80 600 900
forms had been concluded between Russia and Austria
state OF Lord Josln Russelps Health.
From the London Standard, March IL, P. NJ
II will be seen, from parliamentary report, that
Lord John Russell appeared his place In the House
Commons last night and took part In the proceed
ing but we have strong grounds for believing that ht
recent short sourn at tho side has not been pro
ductive Of the benefit which anticipated from it, and
that bis health Ia still in very unsatisfactory to
the best authority that the cares and anxietes
OF oce are too much for the noble lords strength and
thst in the discharge Of public duties
oaerous may be attended with danger to his lord
ships life.