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co4Plifkcd u Germany but bleod, the
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1n'the Morning ohroniclf 0fiycstsrday,
uernno1ucsd tke rcsiennl;ouund The aiekt
q Prince Nefteruieh, 'ths concessions
granted b the Emperor 70 the people. and
the determination Of the city in honor
ipf the event; W sn6join TIE fullest
accounts fh1t hare rcz1hed rs Of lhess
memorable etents, scarcely less extraordi-
enary than the expulsion Of the Orleans
dynasty from the throue Of Francs.
<e PRUSSIA.
InE REyoIrflok II BEaLrs II be poo
PIE and the military came in collision on
the 24th Of March, the students taking
part With the people, and leading them on.
Ten we're killed, and upwards Of one hun
dred wounded.
On the 18th Che King granted the in
stitution Of Burgher Guxfd, and granted
the petition for the abolition cf the CEN
sorship of The press.
The citizens and 'soldiery had met seve-
raj times, and 1 nnmber yere Killed -
Several btFricadeswcre erected.
The latest aaEces bear date Of the 18th.
The disturbances had somewhat subsidized.
, the troops remained firm to the King, who
seemed disposed not to grant all the peo-
pie demand
1usTRIA.
The Emperor Of Austria has consented
70 the Liberation Of the press, and the estab-
lishment Of National Guard. The new
minister in place Of Metternich will be
Count Kolourat
The intelligence received from Vienna is
OF the most serious nature. The accounts
are but rneagre as TO details, but the re-
suit proves that completelrevolution has
been effected in the Austrian capital A
conflict on the 18th between the people,
led by the students and citizens, and the
military has compelled Prince Metterpich
tofy. There has been bloodshed On beth
sides, but the number Of killed and wound
ed Is not stated The Director Of Police,
u Seldnixlys has been expelled.
The house Of Prince Metternich was
sacked BY the mob, and the Gland Dukes
have withdrawn in private life. The mili-
tafy have left the city, which Is under the
protection Of the Civic Guard and the stu
dents.
HEssE cASsEL.
The elector Of Hesse Cassel. not having
gone far enough in his concessions to the
people, they remained under arms and had
fraternized with the soldiers, giving the
King three days to decide on their demand
REVOLUTION IN HUNGARY.
The Oberlander Bote "a German, Jour
nall contains the following important com
munication -
z Hungary has declared itself indepen-
dent Of Austria, and has proclaimed Re
public"
ITALY.
The following important news is given
in the Lega Italiana, of the 18th ult -
The King Of Naples has consented to
the constitutionof Sicily as a separate state.
having for Viceroy Admiral Ruggrero
Lettimo, President Of the Provisional
Government
The constitution WAS expected to be
proclaimed at Rome on the 18th ult.n
The, same paper confirms the report
that political league has been formed be-
tween the Pope, the Grand Duke Of Tus-
cany, and the King Of Sardinia
As soon as the news ofthe French rev.
clution, and the subsequent proclamation |
ofthe republic, was known at Rome, an |
immense crowd Of people proceeded with |
banners, and amid cheers for the constitu- |
ton and the French republic, to the Out
rinal, where . deputation was chosen to |
present an address to the Pope.