New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
CHANGE Of Ministry.

ani the military exercise house. At the OfAh'enDssc
Thors we're reduced and the artillery osrrseSs
re ,a, sse was much dAmsged snd partly demolished
Change OF Ministry.
On the afternoon Of the l9th the following proc
i.mson was puoishei have already, early ye.tsr-
dsy monrs accepted the resignation OF my former MN
try ard have charged Count Amin with me iorAtoh
Of ne~ Ministry. lie accepts the once OF Freslen' %
the Ministry ard pro I'm me Aamnis'rA'h 81 60,
Schwerin have c1nadet the Ministry Of fccles AsNeA
Affairs The Provileill Councillor Won AueIsNAd "ao
i now absent, will be ehsrgei vi tnr hihs'Iy u.
I - Interior exclusive OF the ahoye-nAmet portion
n, duties reserved for Count Arnim provided As mas
b. expected he. the Councillor Von AueTs"ad, De r.aay
70 acc o. tie same The Minister OF justice and the MID
isters Counts StobsrE and Won konr VIII retain u4tF
-. for te present TN subsequent arrangements are
made for replscing them Until the denuinve appoint
ment the Minister OF Finance, the Director OF Taxes
Kuhue will undertake that part OF The Naturalization "a
taterfm-FRiDERIeK WILLIAM Berlin, March IA ISIS
The rots which occurred simultaneously in Berlin APP
psrenty from mere mschievous excitement. ana tne IN
iorturate collision which took place between me soders
and tae mob indeed incidents which damp the sAs-
faction with which these declarations q the RUSSIAN
Crown hsve everywhere been received. But we trust mat
no spprehersous Of serious insurreciion against royalty
10 Prussia need be entertained; and never certainly SD
thai psope ard Germany nj large stand 10 greater reed oil
Prince Of such Influence b)dness ard psiotsm Ia Or
der 10 carry the great enterprise Of The regeneration OF
/ their country % 4 peaceful happy termination.
The PrussAn Stats Ga,ste Of the lyh and 1O'h inst
es no details Of The between the trcogs snd the
people OF Berlin the evening OF the IN, noroi the issue
OF the struggle announces the important fct tnaI
new ministry formed on the 18Th ard Il also con
t4ins touching appeal from The King TO the INHABITANTS
Of Bsrlin from which We sathrr ina tue troops SIN oecu
risd all the public buildings and strong points OF the ey
end that they hsd driven the insurgents 10 IiAe sHee
behind their barrcades.
On the 2lst the city was quiet. The King pro-
claimed an amnesty for all persons accused or con
demned for political offences or transgresslon OF the
/ laws az ainst the press.
Count Arnim was charged with the formation OF
a new Ministry Count Schwerin IS TO pc Minister
/ of Ecclesiastical Affairs
The Elector Of Hesse Cassel had granted all the
demands Of the people and dismissed his Minis
ter., 70 the great Joy OF the Constitutional party
The following extracts are from private letter
/ from Msyence
Everything has been settled. The Hereditary Price
of Hes,e has made every concession in bis power The
Chamber Of Deputies TO decide respecting the de-
ands which have been made by the people the Govern
snt having agreed propose 70 The Chamber All that
the people a.ksd The troops have all declared 10
favor II tbs people
The Duchess of Orleans and her two children
were expected at Berlin They were to reside In
the Palace of Bellevue in which Charles y was
received by the Royal family Of Prussia on his way
70 Austria after the Revolution Of 1880. The IN
telligence Of the Revolution Of Neuchate had pro-
6uced little or no sensation In Berlin, where the
separation OF Neuichatel was considered an adyan-
tage. and not loss to Prussia.
Inc remainder OF Mafcn is ptesutuI " III tfcHfS
Of momentous Importance to all Germany. On the
goth the Congress Of her Sovereign Powers VIII be
held at Dresden They will there determine how
Germany shall best prepare herself against attsck
! from without They will also decide upon sucn
measures OF constitutional reform as they are viii
| ling 10 grant and upon what wider base they will
found the Germanc Confederation. On the Both
the Heidelberg delegates meet at Frankfort where
they will be jlned by many other Liberal Deputies
The decision OF the Congress will then be known,
and will be compared with the plan OF Constitu-
tion prepared by the Heidelberg Committee which
ia now nearly ready.
The King to the Citizens of Berlin.
The following ia the proclamation We alluded to
in our account Of the conflict in the capital;
ITO NY BELOVED CI1zLNs ~ BEELiN-ia the eonvocs-
ton Of the state.-neai (Enberuferpg Patent pub
hed this dsY you have ped II your Kings since 70
soon 70 yourselves sud 10 collective German Fam
erlsnd The accamafions with which greeted by
numbsres, hearts had not died away when hencial
Of dsturhcrs Of the peace increasing IN number as the
yel-dsposed dispersed came forward with sedtous and
au.cious demands A. thor tumutuous intrusion with
in gates Of tue Castle afforded good grounds 70 supss
them Of bad Infections, and they uttered insults sganst
my brave and faithful soldiers the place Of necessity
cleared By cavalry, who advanced AZ walk with their
swords shesthsd Two musk-ts Of the infantry went of
band " villains chiefly composed OF foregoers VINO hsd
succeeded In keeping themselves coucseed for week,
although search made for hem, have In furthsranee
other psns presented th, accident by evident
lie and hlsd the minds Of maoyof my faithful and be,
believed been shed AMI have thus become the ho
ubis isinsters OF bloooshed My troops your own
rt time after they had been compelled 10 do 80 by
peated firing from he kouigsTsss The victorious sd-
Of necessary Consequence IL Is
r you Inhabitants Of my be owed patys town 70 prevent
farther mischief kecogrise-your King and slncerest
friend inPoIs. Sos.ySa, ssvous sttof ,e1'',e
stand ng, ana send 10 fall Of the true spirit
70 hear. and pedse my royal word thst the troops
shall bs imm,dste vihdTesn from all the streets aud
squares and only such bulldogs require 1.-THE rest
dsnce the Ars-na and few others sit in the occupation
Of the soldery snd thar only for short time Listen
ths pstsrna voice Of your Kiog Inhabitants Of fsthfa
and beautiful Berlin and forget what has happened, a.
will from my hesr forget t for the sake Of the fu
turs which, By the bessog Of God Z, about dawn
I Prussia and Germany. 1ouS scectionate Queen-your
mother snd friendvho 10 bent down by
nes. uniles aud fearful prayers with mine
l:is
| Disturbances in Konigsberg and Brcslnu.
The great towns in the Province have been the
scenes OF popular excitement and In places Of
tests with troops, well the capital Accounts
rom Xonssberg to the l5h that the Tranquility
tina, city had been disturbed. IRE President Of bs Po-
lice wa, about NM. Eepp. jacob and Duter,
for having composed address to The King. The mes-
sure TAKEN but toe people wer notwithstanding,
greatly dissatisfied Tie prohibition topay" Masssniello
and sing tho Narselsse" In the tnester increased the
irritation At meeting OF the Resource. NJ koseh de-
esred he had Dsen Intercepted by the police 70 What
had occurred at tho former meeting, and read letter
prohibiting political discussion. Oae hundred Students
Immediately into The streets before TIE place OF
meeting and cried Live the Resource They then
vent 70 the police Offices and broke the windows with pa
wing stones They oolged piqne Of tho military 10 re-
tire squadron OF cuirasers then up and dispersed
them with their swords. The generate was beaten Inc
soldiers wounded soma persons engaged In the tumut
Letters from Bresau state that the 10Th some Of the
population having waited under the windows Of some pop
uar deputies 10 greet them troop CT curssers attacked
them, and wounded several.
The Struggle Ended.
The struggle has ended and has been succeeded
by universal joy caused by the formation Of new Minis
try and the establishment Of Burgher Guard The pas
10 forgotten and the King Dcesssnty cheer cd when hs
shows himself No private property has been injured
and the people exhibit DO spirit Of rey-nze; thej
even praise the bravery Of the troops, and cheerC
them as they left the with hyng eolors and thu
music Of their military bands. The United Ger
man Fs,herAnd was Enthusiastically proclaimed By
the citizens The political motive Ia the late dreadful
cemeat vas the Kings backwardness tsk1g the leat
IN that movement The old imperial colGrs worI
aieng with the PrussiAn white and black. thousand.
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