The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

AID its by the Whole De man people Danes! The
nations. Independence Of the Daehy of finn
b'Iih Gse Sc e't The dIsh:' ays often
commit Of twc. iriu,ticef you endesvor to
violate and anihlate cur rights We w,h only protect
reign couns Let the sorS OF scSe.wiS therefore S..y
If or follow the &c man D.'.asna
at all events will offer 20 opsoston to its will We offer
both 50 log the ma branch rule: il p:nnsIi but we
vii not submit to an unbc;omrg domination OF the female
D,a, h"s wha, S " dong we OFF,, freely all
Snr YOU path snes as the very
ts h Vii
Of fu what woud you gam Tut dssolsed and hostile
terit ntcer,hie eeuniai burdens and annihated
@ for
tho armies sill face each otsenhe bas the work Of De-
sucton h., not yet commenced we still offer
without hsh!inTs; ,,r,xs
EnnDssrex. Prince CT schleswg Holstein,
i: ksvEnrLow,
~ i seHM DIT,
III. OLsH.usEr,
Mrmb-. q the Provisional Government.
The following answer has been returned by the Prus
siao government to note receved from Count Plessn
his anish nsjssty's mipstsr at Berlin:
The had the honor IF receiving tho note
which t,s Csg, res,.1 Envoy EErsodipsIy and Nj
sdd,ea TO him the sending Of russau into
nrPiy % ih; document The u;dersrn,d only repeat
Whit he has sl'eady verbally sisted to The Count Plsssn
question far from h,vg Character hostile
4: f n:
o1 " by Ehsa a ss &
tsbhd Tshts Viii h.vsjss Violently attacked BY
are Sn,x act q th Dh Mo,ed BY
Pact impose him. and strong in the adhsson q the
iai,s,v: Of stoa which wiz wihoa. DOUBT readily re-
ia which that Confederation by its organ tho Dict, will
ssms III. So.a in no -.e mistake
the ghs Of Sovereignty which his MAJESTY the King Of Dem
These rights are the in III. eyes Of II. Pasan
than ia 'hs,. s the drons, I'll.
an h Of sc IT. o, .' .. n; con
ora.f to give arLing proof of hi. pacific SEN
ST possibility Orsn the Ks has order
KuS q Dss%a,E 10 sivs b: Danish eOnceIsos the
the obect Of tho poe Of tho rrn:ssn govern
appsh.n on. Of the Court as to our
si Which no can en- than tho
tn, government Danish s.:y that will not 70
main StSSu M act. result the and !:
the Gouat reMsn tho assurance of his highest ecn,ds
Inteisenos from Csp,nhssen to the 9th uit states
that that day the King Of Denmark left that capital
% Rs to oS
26th vt for ths discussion Of constitution.
Affairs In Germany.
From tho London News April l21
The mission Of German statesmen In tho present ori
SIS is full Of grave difficulties There s at this msnsni
ao.uslly paramount authority either in Germany OF
with confidence. Tho fate of Germany IL set upon the
csst of q die. Almost every thing depends upon the
GOOD and patriotism Of tho members elected by
Prussia ana Austria represent them in tbs German
Parliament oonvoked in Frankfort for the first of May
u that assembly hays any thing ct the wslpurg.scht
The difficulties partly politcs partly economical
The letter are, perhaps after ALL the more dicult to
deal with In ths eysting arspsnsion or psralJ sis OF
legal t horty payment OF tsyes is all but universally
refused There is not exohequer In Germany that is
not Impoverished in consequence Credit is destroyed
specie has disappeared the public funds mortgages,
bills of exchanecall are at nominal values. About
week ego tho branch Of the house Of Rosohlds essb
shed in Frankfort is understood to have refused to
count bill drawn by N Belmont its own sgsnt Of Nav
York. the house at Paris payable In Msy; to have
refused to advance 10 coo francs the security Of
bill for 900 francs although 10 to 10 per cent was
offered for the accommoda ion The failure Of the old
and respected house of schaafhaus at Colognewhose
assets exceed their liabilities by millions Of rsncs
has onpeled the manufacturers of Rhenish Prussa
who had credits with the Arm, throw out of employ
snt many thousands Of laborers. AT Berlin, Vienna
Lsipsic Frankfort Mayence, Mannheim, and Stutgardt
manufacturers have been Obliged to dismiss their hands
for want Of work Interest on mortgages Is being paid
The journal de FrGrkort publishes the report of the
Gsranc diet appointed to revise the federal eonsttu
ATTY to have representative for every 10000 instead
of Tor every 10000 il adopted 10 also resolved that
II tho excss: Of population OF State be Is 600 over
10000 for which member Is named, then 1t will have
right to elect second representative and that every
state having spopuation in number below $4,000, will
sti have the right to elect member As for the cleo
ton of deputies to the constituent assembly the elig
biity not to bs limited by disposition as to census,
creed or class. Any German who is not minor has
right to elect and be elected nor necessary that he
should be native Of The State which no IL to represent
in the assembly. The assembly is to be conpoksd
commission annsIes a table showing the number of
members to be elected by each State the total
OF which VIII sccordns to the census OF lsaa amount
Bavaria II, Wurtemberg %, Hanover 20, Saxony "a,
Baden 30, Hssss Darmstsds H. Hesse Cssssl H. The
rsmaining 81 arc from the smaller States. The total
populations represented by these COS members is
30l6A392 The report Of the committee 10 followed by
the decree Of the Dist adopting 1t
The committee Of fifty 1t Frankfort has published two
prociamsons to Germany in which the reasons for the
assembling OF the preparatory assembly are stated
The last Liberty Of expressing opinions freely ber
of conscience and creed right Of meeting protection
ctinsiveusi liberty Independence OF Tribunals h ana IN
classes just repation Of taxes Independence Of pareh
sdnInsraliou. In order to insure these continues III"
procl> the assembly hes decreod the general
manent Of the people We must also be armed against
the external enemy and be prepared to rspuss sgges
and Western Prussia into the Germanic Confederation
it abolished the sch'ms OF the division of Poland
Whatever may b. the conss usncss Of this, Germany
lie strong enough for the consequences. The
proclamation then call, on the German people to proceed
10 me york of the elections, and not to rest until they
have created Germany urtfd and free
Belgium.
Advicss from Brussels to the l3th ult
The Belgian advicss announces that his Msjssty had
issued the oo wing decree suthorsing the payment OF
the interest on the state loans:-
ave have AUTHORISED our Minister Of Finance to pay
Immediately in Belgium, ct the rate of IS francs 90
centmes the interest the coupons Of the Ave- per
cent loans falling due the LIST May proximo This do
to take effect from the day Of its publication in the
Mpnifeur;'
IN conformity With these instructions public notice
from tho Treasury hsd been Issued to the Effect that
such interest on tins five per cent, and also on the
four and-shaf per cent loan, would lie paid on that
date at Brussels and In the provinces in anticipation Of
Its bscomipe due
The operations Of the discount bank do not appear to
have given tbs satisfaction anticipated from its esab
lshment Complaints are made agaipst The too re-
srotve policy by which Its functions are regulated
The confidence which II expected to i've and the
benea.e to be derived had not been realised, owing to
the want Of bersy the part OF its sdmipi,rators
The accounts from Brussels mention, with reference
TO the loan Of forty million francs that the actual
Of thu anxarnmant To fha 400 $50