The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-26

Affairs In Pru..i~.-AnsrAeaa agents abro>d.-n-jor
Donsison IN Prusssa.-Mr. stilss as Vienna
The following extracts of letters just received at
New York from Cologne, Germany, dated on the LIST
May and published in the New York Herald:
have Just returned from visit to Berlin and Frank.
fort and find the whole of Prussian Germany in state
OF revolution which may burst forth IN deuge oil blood
at any moment
bers consequence of their attachment to the Frankfort
Diet and constitution; and martial law is ruling in the
capital of Frederick the Great
The Rhine provinces cannot be appeased by all the
cunning of diplomacy and the power OF King William /;
and you may be prepared by the first steamer to hear that
war similar to that now raging in Hungary will be
waged based upon the principles Of the old confederation
of the Rhine, with determination to establish united
Frankfort
The government of Berlin will not be able to put down
this instruction, and Russia will be invoked to their aid
The barbarans OF the north, from that frozen, nhospia
BILE land, will come. when called. to do their masters bid
ding, which will be the signal for young republican
rance TO rush 10 the OF the German confedera
tOn remembering the words of their great Napoleon
THAT in fifty years all Europe will be either republican
Cossack"
Austria has been beaten in the battle. fields of Hun
gary and that noble people have fought themselves into
the rank OF nations The government OF Vienna with
all the Emperors power, has been unable to their
victories and to prevent their conquerng legions from
marching to the walls OF that capital have duplicated for
assistance from the enemies OF European independence.
OF liberty in the nation Of Hungary and they will be
ready to continue their vanda march into the sunny
lands of southern Germany, where they will be met by
the sons OF France and in days long past, they will
cover before the eagles, and be driven back to their
frozen land.
The sweets of liberty have been deciousy enjoyed
during the 1s4S by the people of the German father
land The tidings from their brothers in America have
been transmitted by every steamer filled with gratitude
to God that they have been placed peace and happiness
in that world where the eagle eye of liberty watches and
protects every emgrant and exile; and they now say to
Russia Come on, we defy thee. Remember when our
bayonets meet when the Of your Cossacks shall
have faitened the vatures of Germany march, after
setting Poland free, shall not be stayed by the burning Of
Moscow or walls OF the Kremln but at ST. Petersburg
we will dictate the terms OF submission to your master
and with his fleet at Cronsad batter down his despot-
ism, and send it into every sea- bearing the flag OF Ger
many representative of the retaatory justice OF the
united faherlandv'
have everywhere been received and brother,
and all they desire is security and continuance of their
constitutional liberties but a knowledge that the Rus
slams are on their southern march, makes the mother
press the infant more closely to her BOSOM and the father
to seize his musket and to Heaven that their march
shall be stayed his body shall beneath the soil
which he will die in defending from the Russians pol
luted tread.
How humiliatng must Austria feel when she reco-
ects the efforts made by the American minister at Vienna,
Mr. Stiles, to arrest the revolution and etusiOn OF blood
in Hungary.
The standard of the angel of peace is the banner of
America, whose diplomatic representatives instructed
by government at all times, without violating the
rights of nations to their influence 10 arrest the
necessary sacrifice of their fellow men.
The Hungarian general knowing this sent messeR-
ger to Mr. Stiles. soliciting his intervention with the
Austrian general to grant armisce, and to arrange by
negotiation the subject in dispute
Had Austria permitted the representative of the nation,
whose motto is Peace and happiness" to have nlu-
enced this arrangement the stain, which be
eaced from her banner would have been averted, and
the world would have known that the Emperor OF
Austria too weak to Withstand the power OF Hun
Mr.. Stiles informed by the Austrian general that
Auofui hale onah,
who had been sent a herald OF peace informed,
that if he was found in the Austrian empire after ten
days. a home for life would be provided for him:
/ The King OF Prussia had a private interview with
Major Doneson, in which he requested this distin-
guished dplomatst not to make Frankfort his home but
to continue with his interesting family at Berlin, and
When we heard of the nomination of Mr.. Hannegan,
as minister at Berlin were lost to comprehend what
Mr. Polk intended 1t certainly could not have been to
influence the King OF Prussia to yield to the power of the
Frankfort Assembly such attempt would at once
have defeated itself. If there is permanent German
government at Frankfort Prussia will be in it and, if
so, why send minister to her court 1t there no
German union, why send minister to Frankfort
Bsn heh Was S
the King at Berlin and by the Archduke John at Frank
fort; and all Americans in Germany hope that General
Taylor will allow him TO again honor our country, and
crafty the King OF Prussia by representing, at the
time, and the government and the people,
and the various foreign dplomacies the task and
| annoyance OF schooling ana euuCatnS young SOphO-
more minister. who will have questions to ask
than they find time inclination to 1t is a
remark among the diplomatic body in Europe that they
think it unfair and unwse 10 send them representa-
tves every year two they have constantly 10 act
the part Of instructors. They wish, when they have
educated of their body dipomatist which every
minister from the Uaed States requires they might
have the pleasure OF enjoying his society," and improving
y NO AN'''' anu '''t"'" ~ '' BUENA VISTA.
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