New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
Farther Blooashed In Berlin.

Up 10 the morning of the 18TH when the Kings
patent had appeared all was peaceful In the capital Al
ten the morning the k1g received The mtmses 81
the Common Council Of Cologne, al the head OF "hleh
was Herr Won Wiigensisin, who explained the situation
and the Of the town and province In simple woros
The Kiog nsSerei infinitely and In friendly manner,
ana referred Al tue end OF bis discourse 10 the patent AZ
later porioi the King received dePuiston from the
Town Council Of BerH. large iassemoed between
one and in the afsrnOou In front OF the palace and
began 10 cry out for the withdrawal OF the troops
paac. pressing their oy st the concession which the
King al once made By shouts and hurrshs. lhs King
the balcony and was greeted by an immense
shout OF 10y The I'D most dense, and IL pressed
In front OF the palace to welcome BIS Majesty seeing
them approsch somewha closer than thought ad-
vsaole, staff officer Of cavalry rode forward to make
retire zst seemed evident that he was about
be violently treated, detachment Of cavalry adj
vanced 10 support him. At this moment two snots
hrei though from what quarter they came inposs
be say. TIE anger Of the people fully Aroused and
the attack the troops becme general IN most Of the
obtained By the population and the combat became
more equal, there being arms on both sides Inc people
defended themselves behind Oareades and Continued
attack from the roofs OF the houses Tue chief scenes OF
combs; the Friedrich and and the
intervening between Most blood split In Fred.
rchs-stss Q, Leipzgefsasse, and kodgssrssse IL was
that most barbados erected, and the most
active exerious made from the houses sOth sides
The Infantry Numbered liz vain against several Of the bar
c,des, and IL found Necessary to employ cannon
loA-ed with grape, DariIg bali the night the city
nuu rsied. Many superior officers were killed. because
IN y al rdet by their dress better marx iof those who
cred from their houses The troops nrs kept well to-
gsher but later refused IRE, when not at
lacked by citizens During the whole hight the alarm
bells rang aud vaings were heard, and terror Pre-
vailed evsry among the women.
Themiary force a. Berlin Is estimated AZ 20 COO men
brought together tom the Desh0orng sarsons Ii was
against this Of military that the multitude, al irs
urarmst began 10 tight. The students who had taken
arm, were most active lssug forward tie bands which
s-essvey opposed the troops Tue prison forced
psp and the prisoners set free On the following Gay he
letn) he ets had quite wArike aspect he pavement
a III the streets had been t5rn up; vast heaps u stones
Of all sizes which the people tire" from the Winso"s
ara roofs on TIE soldiers, lmpeced the way, and
rsasered waking impossible. Here and there we're
Immense barricAiss Of stones and earth pued up 10
great height, specially Ia the ffeceehs and koniags-
s;sdr On the morning o. the 1919 proclamation iron
The King appeared addressed 70 bis beloved Berlnese
10 which the shots on The schosspaze were ascroed 70
mistake The ksg would forget and forgive all, ard
sxpr. sset wish that the citizens hond q, on eh part 90
the same Al the troops were al Withdrawn rem
the streets to great Joy Of the people NJ more nos
occurred with The exception Of that which took place N
sisn OF 10y, and the people moved In great masses
through the streets, collecting In vast numbers on .
schlosspla,Ee. Here the king Showed himself again a.
TIRE balcony Of the palace from which be sctressed the
people exnoring them 20 peace and qletnes, expressed
hi, Willingness TO all prisoners free, and stating that be
was resolved 10 grant amnesty 10 the City Guards Tor
the part they bad taken In the Affair,