The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

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menbsrs), and said that II did not leave Munich in
tanty should he taken and sacrificed to the eadfn
Jury OF n horrible savage ope for whom have ever
done 20 u.uch good publ, and private
oi the mayor tn he rhoJld sign npy order end
,hs' he hoold en- ,he art ery vbcb ID, MAYOR
msgs fet-s had tn imp'Ttiuenc to declare to hs
iAcs that the whole ~ the tronps were bog,ht ana
wouii not hsht for the King And all hi, time mind
you, am citizen OF Munich by charter naturaIjs,d
bavariso, aud peeress OF Bavaria for nv
safety ssnsd The paper In fact he obIgs for the
crown OF the King After having violated every Iav
they went AMY. In the mesutims seeing the i'm m,nent
danger Of my fends not thinking for myse,t ord.rsd
my carriage whilst the mob was irving 20 hra,h m
gate Of my garden and In Il was rot rsadv
My good George the coachman, made m, rush out Of
for some moments they thouxh OF rushipy .s.-
me- All this time, and you know how fast nv horses
90, they went at afurious gslop Then when ths p.o
the carriage; but come after me- but could not catch
the carriage ! went straight to the r.sloace Of the
of and escaped. The doors Of tbs residence were
shut all tho horses In most furious gilloo and
the whole town after firing and thro wing large stones
but my good ooachman saved my lif, in tbs most
courageous manner. II anything had happened to
my carriage or horses, | should not have been
writing 10 you, my dear -. My esosps was most
miraculous | gallopsd out Of thu town 10 a plscs
callsd y about two hours GU, of Munich The
person to whom applied there was a brave honest
risge and asked for his protection hey gave me a
room up stairs was quito alone, without money and
up gallopsd four officers their horses foamng AT IN,
mouth, aud they demanded me. The good AID
his daughters declared was not thsre-thst thew had
seen my carriage pass on tho road. Then came A.
V with another person and offered money to the
man to deliver mo He had two loaded pstols and de-
olarsd he would shoot me. was up stairs and saw all
this pass at tho door. had also two loaded pistols
which the students had put into my carriage In the
haste and determined TO sell life dearly az pos
sblc The master Of the house took the house
and in the mean time his good wife up stairs and
changed my dress with the servant owdsrsd nv hair
n m mia
and rushed out OF the house by this back way and ran
across helcs bitches and forests than thought was
80 well dirsaised that might 90 to Munich. and d.
rected my way there In the mesntme the daughter Of
= pretty girl of seventeen Joined me- and away
and arrived at Munich There, owing to my complete
disguise, the girl and walked through the town my
should not return some thought wa. still tbsre
some thought was gone The residencs blockaded by
the people houses plundered everywhes by ths
people the arsenal broken open the police house
almost d'molished not siugls soldier troop TO be
seen It was dreadful sight The poor gems. a'armes
who did their dnty obliae fy great wa. IA,
fury OF this savage people One poor fellow who de-
ended house is dead from blow and the rsst dare
no longer show themselves Tho whole town from that
students aud mob go about the town aud what they
like-nske laws, break others-but 1 must 90 on
with my account The good noble king, btavinV
everything when he heard that the whole town with
FIRE arms were demoshng my houss, looking for me he
rushed out Of his palace and ut arrived In to sac
ne MOB already IN my house breaking everything and
carrying away all they coulday their haods upon With
the mob were also In house officers end nobility and
great deal has been stolen. The king with q loud
voice put himself before the door, and threw
stone ond wounded his He cried out 'This ia my
house." Tho people wanted to make nm attack upon
him, but whnn they him courageous they were
d. united snd as longs he stad there qast,
though they kept crying out, down with Ludwig and
give US Msximiliisn,n meaning the Prince Royal The
ulents then made their escape by the wall and were
holly pursued but they luckily as sp,d The King WAS
then joined by WV, who has behaved in most infa-
meus and they both went the palace In tho
midst Of cries and imprecetons the most vile for
ho ha o. IL.
meantime, seeing no chance but that OF death re-
nsinng st Muoich the psople looking for in
very house set out The crowd in every street said
they could catch me they would tear me to pieces.
The priests every where encouraging the people
saw them tapping Students on the shoulder. l then
reoted my sep5 TO another place; about hsf hour
urther, whers you once went with arrived there
It one in the morning in most deporabe condition,
tut full OF energy aud courage. There | met ths
whole society OF Allemainuie, who were all In
ears, having heard hat | was dead We spoks
'oor fsnows! they could mot leave me and tSsx
m.srtims nv rood aa s Ti I'll. ne oxT 6S
where Twas FIRST and did not find me; then
N officer good fellow, who took pity mo, offered 20
ling sent him, and lucky IL that WON'T for half
our afterwards some hundreds Of people from
unicb yet hold of me; but thanks TO the railway,
au from whence write to you-s town on the from
isrs of Switzerland. All in Munich in the most
rhe people beat and dragged in the theatre ill bis life
despaired Of, poor old Papa p, man Of 81, who
did harm to any one and who Is most devctediy
ached to the hiDg and at this present moment there
a government military police: all socety Ia at
arse But the nobility will later tho frsrul mistake
hey have made IL is dreadful mistake to lot tbs peo
Die feel their power snd Independence in such
"A q country where there is muoh constitutional
light, and where the king had promised much more.
The day win when they viii fall upon The very
sobiity who have paid them larg,ly and who havs
IN their own persons led them on to commit the most
IRE sdful outrsgss on life and property.
Count N V has for time past, with
thers been distributing money like drt te all classes OF
he people, and students, and Officers and the priests On
heir eide in every manner, have excited this ucfortu-
lste and much TO be- pted bgotted people No one to
lay is safe in ths town Of Munich. Houscs are plumber
IAN. The King has told every that he will
iut On that he is quite dstsrTsined Indeed,
houd not be surprised II the ending of ell this were,
hat he will make the Protestant and quiet town of Nu
.mburg mis- Fu lure residence He leayes Munich soon
for -, in switzerland Ho will never eEtsr Munich
gain unless everything Is CHANGED, which doubt
mind all this hes put him. after all the greatgood he
done, in reign OF twenty three Years 70 this
grateful people! But The priests have done their
business A reaction will c0me, and then =
have few friends, but thoes have can count upon As
proved you. Patience and perreversDcs 10 my
MOTTO. The game is not up lshali, til DEATH stick 20
ne King, aud shall never leave him. God SHOWS
TO happen yet, for & King is detotmte ed forgot to
ell you that my enemies have published. In ell the Ger
papers that the night rather morning opened at
with the htudsnt5, was one of obscene riot Coed
iod! What will they say Dexn Tho students hsy.
posted every where as lovers They could oct al
then the noble devouesnt thew have ever had for
he King, and later for myself No interest guides
hem. They will accept nothing My enemies have
irawn my character Ia the righfu and vile snt
But courage! despair not. All this gives more
,rgy courage have need Of They shall never
break my spirti perhaps they may my heart
"selevo me- ever your most sincere friend,
(Sguad) MARIE DE LANsFELDT"