The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

The new ministry has ordered all the arms of III,
Swiss Guard at the Palace of the Quirnal TO be re
moved. by order Of the Pope, the castle VI ~
Angelo IL guarded by soldefS oi the line aud Ia,
civic guard. A civil guard mobile at lOUU men i
10 DC immediately established, Ia act along will
lhe troops who have returned from Vincenzs
The Argentine theatre is 10 be Illuminated gior
no, IN honor oil the new ministry.
Il appears that the report that the Pope had beer
Obliged 10 quit his capital was false. The Frencl
government has received the followin elegraphi'
despatch:
"CNITA VEocHIA, Nov. %.
Rome is tranquil. The new ministry have pub
lished their programme, and assumed the direction
vi affairs.
IN. Mamiani arrives at Rome this afternoon
This teleglBphc despatch was communicate,
TO the Journal DIES Debsls with The following note
"lt was through error that a journal snnolnc
ed Yesterday that the Pope had been compelled q
quill Rome
Our sdvices from Rome add nothing OF interes
10 the information already published. The Pop,
had received his new ministers with much spps
fenily good feeling. In the deputies, proposition
had been made 10 assure his Holiness OF the fdeii
~ OF that Chamber; but when put 10 the vote, 4
wss relected-a pretty clear proof that the depu
ties are not very anxious 10 iraiernlze with thei
sovereign ia his present critical situation.
Prussia.
The King of Prussia appears 10 have Ie-estab
iished his Authority, TO great extent, having sup
pressed the incpient rebellion in Berlin, although
the contest 10 sill going on between The Court anc
The Chamber. The country Continues far from
tranquil however, and fresh disturbances may
take place at no distant period
Adsices have been received from Berlin, 10 the
evening of the 18th ut., al which date tranquility
was perfectly maintained, and martial law was nc
longer enforced with the same ugor. At bTanden.
burg, the preparations for the session are being
pressed forward with the utmost despatch. The
ehaneel OF the Dom THE eathedraD is being ut.
ted np with the seats, &c. brought from Berlin,
aud numerous body OF wOIkmen are employed
in the building.
All attempts 10 effect an accommodation be-
tween the Government and the Opposition OF
the Assembly have failed. On the 9th, the
day appointed for the convocation Of the
National Assembly in BIandenbuTg, the faction
OF the Assembly which obeyed the summons of
the King 10 BrandeubuTg commenced its sitting
al 10 A. NJ. One fact is all mportant-theTe
was not sufficient number present TO form a
"house," SO the members were Obliged TO adj
joum, after Ministers had declared that royal
message would be published IN day or two
This message will probably announce the DISCO
luton of the National Assembly, which is now
not only de jtre but de fdet0 in Berlin.
The second battalion Of the 9Th regiment of
the landwehr (militia) have formally declared,
dience to the call made upon them, and exchan-
ged the dress of citizens for that of soldiers they
will not act against their brethren, for they (the
members of the above battallion) are convinced
that the representatives in Berlin, are defending
the sacred nights of the people
Gagern, the highly respected President of the
Frankfort Assembly, has proceeded suddenly 10
Berlin; and conjecture is all alive TO imagine the
cause OF his sudden journey at this iuneture. He
al. .l.s.
own eyes, what is passing al Berlin.
strong military reinforcement has been sent 10
Breslau, where tumuts have happened, though no
blood seems 10 have been shed.
At Dusseldorf, where some outbreaks had oe-
cured, and which, at last accounts, was in state
OF siege, the burgher guard were forcibly disaned-
Slight conflicts took place in some instances, and
wounds were given and received. The officers OF
the bITgheT guard persisted in making passive
resistance TO suuendering up their arms, so as 10
give the authorities the trouble OF collecting item.
They protested at the same time, against the ille-
galiy OF declaring the city in state OF siege, and
likewise made protest against the conduct OF
Spugel, the Government president Al The date OF
the latest accounts, on the oath, tranquility had
not been seriously disturbed.
The PreRSsiSche Stats AhzsigsT and the Mag
febErger ZeifuRg contain accounts of serious dis
tuTbances which took place at Erfurt, on the oath
ult. The mob, and eyen great part OF the civic
guard, attempted TO prevent the armament OF two
OF lsndwehr. Il was found necessary
10 call out the troops saHlsoned in EriuIt, and at
Ter they had been insnlted Tor considerable
time, aud even attacked with stones and fire
AIMS, the Commandant and President OF the Gov
declared me town in a state OF siege. A
street fight then ensued between the troops and
the rioters, in which the former were very soon
bsrficade which had been erected
was taken BY them, and great many houses were
stouned, from which they had been fired at The
loss Of the military consisted of sir dead and nine
wounded; what that of the other side amounted
10 is not known. One hundred and two Of the
rebels. and among them the chief ringleaders, were
seized.
The second sitting of the Prussian Chamber, at
took place on the 18th ulL No leg.
slatiye business was transacted. II was agreed
hat the house should meet ON the 18th and Slth.
On the latter day NJ. Simons intended to move that
The ministers should summon sll the absent men,
hers; and in the event OF their not appearing, that
the Government be empowered TO call up their
several substitutes. b..