The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-11


Of this arrangement is to restore the former German
Bund, Confederation 1t existed previous to the
year lSiS. II the committee Of the union should net
be able to agree any subaot the case to be
referred to the governments Of Austria and Prussia,
which are to decide on It, On questions Of Importance
Austria and Prussia to choose pre from one of
the other states OF Germany which is to decide be-
tween them The committee of IA to en-
ter upon all the functions Of central power such IS
exercised by the provisional government at Fran
and TO carry on the diplomatic business far
the relations OF the Bund with foreign States
the Of Germany have been invited TO
already done so AS members Of the provisional GO
vernment TO be appointed by Prussia, General Won
Penoker and Mr Won Alvensleben, former Minister OF
Finance are named On the part Of Austria General
Won Haynau and Mr.. Won Werner are stated to have
been elected members OF the committee The antece-
dents OF all these men, especially General Won HSynAu
thing but calculated to predspose in favsr Of
the new central poser rhe selection Of such govern
meut augur it we're future perfect reign
of terror in Germany the very name Of Haynau beiax
ut the present nome Mt associated with all the abb MI
nations of cruel and despotic military government.
AT one OF tho latest councils of the cabinet here IL
was unanimously resolved to call together u German
parliament in this city in despite OF all existing din
culties The Prussian government is determined al.
though the greater German powers have Withdrawn
from the league, to establish union in conf ion
with the minor States unless the Releasing Diet to be
oebvoked should declare the project be
Prussia would in that still endesvor to bring about
the annexation of part OF the mnor States. VII oh
have already been for some time uAder Prussaa rule
very important resolution adopted last week,
In The second chamber The question whether the
military should take the oath upon tbs constitution,
like all who In the service OF the State
ed ut great length. IL beng maintained on the
hand that IN excluding the army from the obligation
OF taking the oath the government was enabled By its
support to violate the constitution pleased
Nnss Was asserted on the other that II the military
would De com PEELED TO swear TO the constitution the
discipline would be weakened as they might then
Iue 10 obey the commands OF their superiors whenever
the latter might be considered TO disagree with the
constitution 1t Was hnsliy resolved by great majo
MY that provision sho@d be made In the eonstiSu
on 'na' 'ae hnI.aiy enoua not os required To take
We eath Ire army Is therefore, In future to CONT
hueto % wnstit mas hitherto been -the great sup
poit ana Shield OF aesoiutisni.
yesterday bepS the anniversary OF the birth day OF
the kng festivities were arranged by the different In
tnteons OF ert snd science in this city and the day
as usual was celebrated as holiday by all classes here
In the morning grand musical performance took
Psee IN VI. scAoeny In the evening representations
suitable to tho occasion were given ia the theatres,
ana tho whole city spendidiy illuminated The king,
auilng ths DAY received the congratulations OF tbs
court, We upomauc corps ,he seputes OF the chsa-
pet anu 's authorues soa corporations OF the city.
ne Nboieieuviy passed on without any disturbances.
De GO OF irusss, VINO had been expected here
ior SON. A past arrived last week az the mead OF
par y. Wv o . Iron pau, u, ana hs9 tiuhpnane
entrance into the capital He was received before the
ci'y py 'ho su,hotiies ana aeputauons OF cu1ehs,
.nu Plocseu.u through .he streets when were
thronied y thoussnds, towards his palace accom-
taheo py .he princes OK tns roy house Genera, von
"lsps'i cunt Won rahaenoufg, ana priiiah,
eaVAeads OF oincers OF the royal stan In passing
apL,o9sn .ne Lnuen, ne vas eneered Dy ,ne crowds
Nhich were assembled whilst flowers and gatiands
were thrown In great abundance from the windows Of
the hoItea by the ladies. AT bis palace, which had
been decorated be was welcomed by dsputations Of
both chamb and great part Of the ee Of Berlin
hls reception Was a very different one from what he
NIGHT lave expected but few months ago, when he
had beeh bsni hed from tue capital and his palace de-
claTed Datieeal property Tie TI1Td the well known
ultra conefvatic club prsssnted him With crown OF
laurels.
ne Intelligence OF the execution Of Count Bsthysni,
tie former fresident OF the Hungarian Ministry who
vas hot at Pesth according TO sentence Of court
us has excited tbs utmont senfaon at Vienna, here
aud Indeed throughout Germany OF all the leaders
in the Hungarian insurssetion. Count Bathyani was
known 70 have belonged to the mort Moderate party,
aud TO tbofe Who bad even sought to bring about
conoilis,.on with Austria No other charge could bo