The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-11

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port constitution continuing this outrageous abuse to
only few individuals and when the people elect such
inrctionarifs II shows how little the Importance of
this subject Is understood by them 1t holds up
people mirror In which they the political
condition OF the people of another great republic and
The great banquet has been adour ned to the 14th
dsy Of July and preparations are being made to dine
10000 laborers The government have also deter
mined upon ftfe the day, and to turn out the
100000 National Guards in and about Paris and to in
TO meet them All this is done, professedly fra
termination but two parties Mt the head OF the
moverne ns and II does require much sagacity to
COM rehepd either movement. God only knows what
that day will bring forth The republic will outridc
evolutions Of but IL needs wise and great
OBSERVER
PARIS, June %, 1913.
Russian Declaration IF Var against GERMANY
Rcmonstrance If Germany against the Blockade
II 7r7esie-haiy calls for more Troops-Dcao,ark
Adrances against Schiespig--FUther Nc,us from
Prague.
The completely Of European affairs is increas-
ing Wsr has been declared by Russia against
the German conlederacy, represented at Frankfort,
according to the Gasehe de Cologne. 1t has been
received in Paris to-day, and created about as much
apparent movement asjwoud the news of an tme.e
in some department of the interior. Such is the
intensity OF public feeling, and the state of the
public mlnd that no event could create much sur
prise or CONSERVATION. do not think the news is
fully credited though regarded probably true Some
think that the is genuine; others that it is mode
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y. "''ns ''o "u'S"" "'"'y como INTO 'he German
States to put down the people and to put up kings
and that Russia is to be paid of by Cracow, some
other grand piece Of territory, for her trouble.
Trieste has agaiu been and now it, blockaded by the
combined heet of Sardinia and Venice; but the As
sembly of Frankfort has solemny protested against it,
in the name OF the German States and Bavaria has
instructed her minister at the court of Charles Albert
to ask for his passports in the protest Is dre-
garded
The French ambassador at the court Of Verona has
been at lnspruck and offered the mediation of France
in the affairs of Austria and Italy, (as is affirmed this
mornng) which been rejected by Austria Charles
Albert has called for fifteen thousand more and
he is charged by some with being so busy in getting
Lombardy annexed to Piedmont, as to have neglected
Verona and allowed it to fall before the enemy. This
have been some fault in allowing the whole Austrian
force to attack ten or twelve thousand men with but
a very limited number of cannon and not be able,
during fifteen hours carnage to to their assist
TRANS, without resistance and the forces have
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terrible than have described in former
wen al ana Women appear 60 nave fought hand
yet had parallel and from the best accounts it ap
pears whether the troops have gained any ad-
compelled to retire from the city to the heights from
which they are now cannonading the city Vienna
thoufand strong reside in that city and are in great
agitation; indeed think that the information which
that tbe Sans IN th cont a @
Increase the forces arrayed against troops The
pna th zen are on ,me sue Of .he people ana
heroic conduct In all the revolutions this class of
young men have been found at the post of danger.
which the news of today presents IL be seen what
new and important complications growing up in |
~ ahaiis VI i.aly anu Germany, 10 say hotnihg OF
advancing into Scheswig with 5000 troops and Prussia
is preparing forces to meet them. NJ. Arago has
~ S ~, na ne sna Te.re immedateiy ana dehnte-
Of the annunciaton indicates that IL will be executed
that 1t is not threat, but purpose. There has
o"t '.ie "s''a a 1oaPa,a'Ns,y, among Ine
morning says it is the calm which precedes n storm
1t may be so but that paper Is exciting fears in refer
ee 20 LOUIS NaPoieon anu !. may 9es're TO prepare
is said the Executive Commission ara nreparinc The
committees now have the constitution before them. I
nort NJ o;;om preparing 70 a''ack many OIL us I'm
The mail leaves t4PM OBSERVER
bERLlN, June ~, loiS.
me Wdr an Germdny---Sfafe OF the Country
C0ndifson OF Races W0remenfs OF Russia, &c.
The great European revolution, which, like the
outburst OF mighty volcano, shakes the very
earth on which the old fabric Of Eurone rests and
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10 i"P'"iy progressing every Hour IL Is raging Ill
the north and in the south, the east and in the
,vest
a war between Denmark and Germany has
been excited and great losses of lives destruction
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Oh properly, rum Oh 'rade' ana general disturbance
and confusion throughout the north of Europe are |
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'ie i''"e"''o'o consequences a''enui"s IT, NOT IS
there any prospect that this will be termi
mated On the contrary Sweden has united with
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the assistance of the former Norway, moreover, Is
preparing to send feet for the Of the
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and without fleet to defend her coast, German ves-