Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

Il the United Di t. and charge the Minister
Of State to hx that eonvocaiiOn isI The ID Of ApTL
Given at Berlin. the 18th Of March, 1873
Also signed by the Prince Of Prussia and all the members
OF the late Ministry.
FURTHER BLooDsHED IN BERLIN
Al 10 the morning. 18Th inst the King received the
members OF the Common Council Of Cologne the head Of
which Herr Won gensten who explained The situa-
and the wishes Of the and province in simple
words. The King answered mnuely, aud in friendly
aud referred at the end of his discourse to the
Tent AT later period the king received depuation from
the Town Council Of Berlin large crowd assembled be-
and two the afternoon in front Of the palace
expressing their JOY at The concession which the King al
made by shouts and huTrahs The King
the balcony and greeted by immense shout Of y
The crowd was most dense aud pressed in front Of the
palace TO welcome his Majesty. Seeing them APPROACH
hat closer than thought advisable, staff officer
OF cavalry rode forward 10 make them retire and il
seemed evident that he about to be violently treated,
detachment OF cavalry advanced 10 support him. AT this
moment two shots fired though from what quarter they
came it impossible say The anger of the people
was fully aroused and the attack the troops became
era in most Of tie The people defended themselves
behind bancsdes and continued the attack from the roofs
of the houses The infantry Numbered in vain against
veTal OF The barcades and found necessary TO EN-
poy cannon loaded with grape. During half Night the
city illuminated. Many superior officers killed.
because they afforded, by their Dress better
those fired from their houses The toops at first kept
well together but later corps refused to fire. when
attacked by the citizens During the whole night the alarm
bells were rung and wangs heard and terror pre-
vailed everywhere among the women.
The military force al Berlin is estimated 900
brought together from the neghbOrng ganis0ns. II
against this of military that the multitude at FIRST
armed, began 10 fight The students who had taken
most active ia leading forward The bands which
cessvey oppressed he oaps The prison forced open,
and the prisoner, free On the Of the 18Th
Proclamation from the King appeae addressed To his 'bv
loved Bernese in which the sbos al the Shakespeare
were ascribed mistake The king would forget and for
give ALL and expressed wish that the citizens should
their part, do the Ateevcn the troops all with
drawn from the Streets the great joy Of the people No
more ming occurred with The exception Of that which touk
place 10 sign OF and the people moved in great
Though the sheets, collecting vast numbers the
Schosspaize Here The King showed himself again at the
balcony OF The palace from which he addressed the people
exhoring them to and quetness essed his willing
ness 10 set all prisoners ee aud stating that he
10 grant an amnesty to the City Guards Tor the pat they had
taken in the affair.
The loss both sides was immense and the Of
FTiedchssadt covered in The forenoon with numbers
oil dead and wounded such also the In the kongs
sad where during the previous evening" about IL O'Clock
the combat ragged most At about 10 the afternoon, says
correspondent Of the Cologne Gazeile a number o
Of citizens with barred heads leading large in which
laid the bodies of those who had fallen in thu
Fnedrchs-sadt This procession, singing the chorus
Jesus nein ZurerSich arrived at the palace, where wa
received in deep silence which only broken by calls 70
the King again to appear He did not do ihen however
but shortly afteward he the balcony above thu
Of the palace and said that he granted the
ment Of the people, and that he entrusted the peace
guard OF his palace TO his faithful people The dead bOde
we've then borne through the inner court Of the palace
The Lustgarten, pleasure garden to neghbong church
The armament Of the people Immediately proceed
ed with They crowded to the arsenal, when arm
was guarded by the Schutzen-gilde "a kind of civil
guard) The damage done 10 large public and privat
buildings was immense. The house of the interim n
nance minister, Kuhne, sormed by The people. TIL
royal foundry, and the military exercise house, at tn
Oranienburger Thore were reduced to ashes, and th
artillery barracks at the gate much damaged
and partly demolished.
On the afternoon of the 18TH the following proclama
ton was published 81 have already, early yesterda
morning, accepted the resignation of my former Minst,
and have charged Count Arnm with the formation of
neky hnIzr and rnf For
Affairs and of Constitutional Questions To Cour
Schweren have confded the Ministry of EcceslastIci
Affairs. The Provincial Councillor Van AuerswaIC
who is now absent, will he charged with The Ministry
the Interior, exclusive OF the above named portion of il
duties reserved Tor Count Arnim, provided, as may
expected, he, the Councillor Van Auerswald be ready
accept the The Minister Of Justice and I'll
Counts Sollberg and Van Rohr will retain their pos
for the present. till subsequent arrangements mad
for replacing them Until the definite appointment
the Minister OF fanance, the Director Of Taxes, N
kuhne, will undertake that part OF the administrao
ad interim.
Berlin, March 10, ls4S FREDERICK WILLIAM.
On the 2lst, the city quiet. The King proclaime
an amnesty tor all persons accused or condemned
political offences lransgressIons OF the laws again
the press.
4 THE STRUGGLE ENDED.
The struggle has ende and been succeeded by unive
sal joy. caused by The formation Of Ministry and u
establishment of Pugher Guard The past is forgotten
and the King is necessarily cheeed when he shows hmse
No private property has been injured and the people eXhb
Spirit of revenge they praise the bravery Of
troops. and cheered them they left with Aying coo
and the music Of their military bands The United &c
man Fatherand" enthusiastically proclaimed by u
citizens The politic motive late dreadful excite
ment the Kings backwardness in taking the lead in tn
movement. The old imperial coors along with Il
Pussan white and black. Thousands and thousands thoD
ed on the afternoon Of Monday towards the Palace and Wi
voice all began TO sing the German Tie Deu1
Now let all praise God" The bodies Of the fallen
carried 10 the churches in solemn silence under the ntonaC
II Of the popular hymn, Jesus my Redeemer liveth,
King bcarheaded like every one else seeing them pass O
the balcony The enthusiasm of the inhabitants Of COlogn
when the arrived from Berlin, indie crbable. III
eagle with the sanction of the Archbishop hoisted
Il top of Cologne Cathedral and poclamng 10 the &c
both sides Of The Rhine the regeneration OF Germ
: ny-SecOnd Edition Of the Cologne Gazette Of Tuesday
n FURTHER lJrELLIG ENcE-THE KING
The foreign papers received the Gath, well Il
English daily papers, contain nothing particularly col
corning the important in Berlu but they furnish
further particulars. Great joy manifested in Berl
o that the Diet assemble The 2d OF April, instead
Is about three weeks later had been at first determine
There also much satisfaction expressed at the amnesti
pardnng all political offences they caled) we
re as The offences (now called trhs) with which the edo
Of the different journals charged No doubt seemed
e be entertained that the king acting in good faith Flu
Their funeral professions had taken place. More dead bod
&c Of citizens killed in the combat decked with flowers we
brought in funeral the royal palace mass
people with bare heads accompanied the procession Fo
ir Of the bodies, eafuly ds6gured and covered with
boughs and flowers drawn in bers to the
and under the balcony Of the palace Loud cries were th
raised Tor the ministers, Count d'Arnim aud Cou
Schwen, TO appear the balcony but these shouts we
ir drowned in great Of the Kug The King accomp
MED by the Queen leaning on bis arm then appeared on
he balcony and sauted the people His counenance
giaed and the Queen sight of the dead bodies insan
~ retired The King unable 10 get heard retired amid
l. CARNATIONS Then the stout voice Of Count Won Amin
heard from the balcony managed heard
few minutes and amid many interruptions spoke nearly
5, follows:
lie GENrLEmEN-"The meo whom the king has once mo