New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.
Political Aspect of Germany-The Revolt
4, Frankfort-A Crisis Approaching in
France-Europe.


" overlook them aud the hour Of destiny be
near a; hand on the dial Of European history Let me-
first Of all bring summary together what the last few
DAYS 90 rich ia occurrences have brought to light
orahim Pasha has arrived Consantinople and since
his father Mehemet Ali, has become wesk-minded and
incapable Of ruling, he has demanded and received
from the Sultan the nvesttude Of the sovereignty OF
Egypt In the audiences Of the Russian Ambassador
who had brought forward cano bsui the Porte has
disavowed and recalled the Commissioner Extraordi
nary to the Principstes OF the Danube Soyman Pa
shs--who mad recognized the Revolution and the Pro
visousl Government OF Wallachis-snd the Russian
General Consul has blunuy declared 20 this Weachisn
Government ths, IL must Icy down ia powers within
eiyh; days and restore everything 10 its Old condition
or in case Of opposition 5000 Russian troops would
be imme distey marched into the country. England
on the contrary who had a once acknowledged the Pro
visonal Government encouraged it TO opposition.
In Austria, Anarchy goes on increasing Vienna has
IL crleues every day the Constitutional National As
semby occasions hot engagements with the Ministers
dsily the Cabinet OF DObhof already totcrs but
Notwithstanding these things the stock Of the Reac
tousy party much prosperous than that Of the
Democrats Jclachich has advanced With his Croais
over the brave into Hungary, while the RoumeAans
and seryans throng into the country from the Bannat
In this distress without money ana betrayed ~ The
Arisocracy Hungary faint hearted and thus the
Reactonary party may easily become the votors Inc
popular leader Kossuth is overthrow the Arstocrats
Bstbysny and Esterhazy form new Ministry. and
Hungary will be again subsersient TO the Government
in Vienna The Democratic party in Austria will soon
lose its own conioderstes Jelachich and Wndisch
gratl will then march against Vienna and again estsb
sh az absolute ruler OF Austria the weak headed LIN
peror Of Austria who sits n schonbrunn without
any one troubling himself about him.
The Arnistice with the King OF Sardinia, which eN
PRED yesterday Goth prolonged Tor four weeks
and the projected attack on Venice 70 have
been completely renounced since France and England
have put their veto against any infringement on the
sq'a quo and their naval squadrOns to the Adratc
The mediation itself has advanced in no particular
In Berlin the 18TH the Ministerial crisis had not
terminated although Herr Beckerath exerted him
self to the utmost The city continually in agits
ton and since the military euomo IN POisdam, all the
endesvors Of the astors had for their end the bring
ing of the army (which in addition s dissatisfied with
its titled officers and many other things to the side OF
the people and this has already been successful with
many regiments. The present condition of things in
Berlin cannot at any continue much longer, and
between the Absoutists and the Republic il cannot
stop short of decisive conflict The next intelligence
from Frankfort will most probably be also decisive for
Vienna and Berlin and give the signal for conflict The
in Frankfort whose entire course is not
vet known 10 US are of such importance that ] eau
not avoid devotng considerable space to tho discussion
OF them
What said IN advance has actually happened alter
three days discussion, the frankfort Parliament has
acoeed the armstice concluded between Prussia and
Denmark. as nr This acceptance was obtained with
A. rifv he
armis,ice was voted on the 9Th of this month. The
vote of acceptance was PSI TO 23G As this de-
cision was made known, the greatest excitement pre-
vailed in the city public assemblages were every
where formed and several localities, where the Con
seryatve Deputies arc accustomed to congregae, as
well as the residences Of those Deputies were attacked
by the people and more less demolished. But the
authorities had the foresight I'LL the city TO overflow
ing with troops Bavarans, Wur,embergers and Hes
SLAMS were marched into the city they attached
themselves to the armed City Guard dispersed the
masses. and by the second hour after midnight sue
ceoded in restoring order
On the 18th about 10000 from Frankfort May
ence Hsnau OHenbsch and other neghborng places
assembled around the gates and IL was there deter
mined to declare as traitors 10 ne people, the majority
who on the 10th had voted for the acceptance OF the
armis,ice, to draw up proclamation to the German
people requiring them to take back the credentials Of
the deputies of the majority, and require the minority
he LETT constitute itselfn the meantime National
C0Hrentoa These decisions were to have been deliver
cd 10 the National Assembly at 10 o'clock the morn
ing of the 18th by body of 10000 men Since il was
forcseen that this demonstration would be stormy and
dangerous the Regent ordered 1900 Prussian troops
tobe brough, in the night from the fortress OF Mayence
and stationed there before the break of day around 81
Paus Church At the time couriers were sent to
Darmstadt Cologne and Coblentz, to summon addition
al troops
On the morning OF the 18th the whole city OF Frank
fort was occupied by soldiers ready for blow The
people already sufficiently excited, were thereby still
more embitteredi people began at II o'clock in the
morning 10 build barbados this soon led to single
conflicts with the military and letter from Frankfort
At o'clock p. NJ thus depicts the appearance Of the
city
cRsrricadcs are built al over the city one hundred
in number The stores OF arms st0rmed the booths
Of the fair are DESTROYED all prepared for serious
combat which may begin at any hour Proclamation
the Regent which declares that The Mayence troops
among which the well known S-th PrussiHn Ia |
fantry Recmen-havc been called out 10y him, has been
torn from the street and trodden under loot
procession from the neighborhood has partly arrived
and the remainder is awaited from minute TO minute
populations have already entered from distant cities
such as Aschaionburg The people until now harmon
i9e with the Austrsns but all embiItered against
the Prusssns since these troops from the commence
ment have acted in a hostile manner, and wounded |
dcfencelcss people who would not soon enough nakc
room tor them Al this moment 1000 AustrSns from |
Maycncc are entering the city
NSo'clock p. NJ the night began an Austrian req
ment consisting OF Scsvonisns, first gave fire, which
was answered from all the houses add barcsdes, ard
soon the fighting was universal. Prince LichnowsSy,
the Chief OF the reactionary party who had fought IN
spain for Don Carlos and in switzerland for the son
derbund found here his death In the Schsersasse he
fell to the earth pierced by five balls ES Minister
Auerswad was severely wounded. IT O'Clock de-
putstion from the Left penetrated to the Regent and
enrested him 10 put an end to the boOdshed The 90
Archduke appeared quite bewldered and promised 10
send away the troops he could PEa ~'His'"
rko rosld ooHp'erssa tie command Finally sort OF
arms,ieo was concluded which was again Al an end by
: o'clock in the evening The Regent made use OF this
delay TO a regiment OF artillery, and al q
O'Clock the cannons Numbered in the Zeile, hurting
shells smong the people The conflict hsmed up with
new Jury and the departure Of these sdvices much