The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

laws everywhere TIE suppression Of the rebellion. snd the rest
Ut, Of ss arc the % 'Ga s 70 the , .s
on the WISE and nneero coopsrason o representa-
sy upcn s,urd of tho f,hsa h,nssnts ot
ec.upty Who by tbs laws recently promuatea With respect
ed npoa the full EMO, sn DE Thss oei'.as
assured ancient bravery fidelity
Of army The, viii cntiau, TO be- as their pssds
warn to the country and 70 our liberal it sdtaiona
ai os ,alry take every opportunity TO reward merit
People Of ascend throne fathers at
iuca reiod Grclt tho duties tho
sll WI ih Proidsnes has imposed upon u.s. Nay God pre-
Svp residence at %,ta shs a ?, psosm-
'er in the the Lord isis ssiw nSssE
TIE New EMPEROR The Emperor, Francis Joseph
Charles !. is in his nineteenth year Although his
father the Archduke Francis Charles, who has not yet
reached the grand cnacteric stood betwixt him and
the Imperial THRONE he has generally been regarded
IN m M ns II nj Of tse
Imperial House and enjoyed as mnch popularity -
could al to the lot OF boy OF his years especially
amor the Bohrmiaus with whose manners and habits
he had been early famiarlzed and in whose Language
be war, as child, exclusively educated. The good
foNs OF Prague rssd TO be fond of narratiug how,
rho rtly before the deayh OF Kaiser Franz the little
prince wrote asttr to his grsudfahsr in the Cssch
tongue, having his hand. guided by his Bohemian
nurse and no The old much to the surprise
Of hin couItiers, managed to answer the episen the
language. During the late troubles In Bohemia,
he held for short time, the rank OF Captain General
OF the kingdom.
1t has bee n remarked that the young Emperor al
why's appears In public in military uniform, and also
when he gives audiences to deputatiops.
Marshal Radically has published ordsr Of the day.
the Emperor, and calling his army to show the
same devotion that they had hitherto done In support
OF the monarchy.
The military executions fo- political offences still
continue.
An sx-leutsnant of the Austrian army (Lescaynsk)
has been sentenced by court martial years.
imprisonment in fortress, for having taken part In
the late insure elton Another indivdua named
Urban has also been coDdemoed to twelve years. hard
IN NV fnro ttn,lur Afynn
The CHI clera il raging f.ariu'ly ut Presburg.
| InterestIng from PrussIn-The Dissolution
of the National Assembly.
In our last number We published thu meetings Of the
29rh meeting of the Assembly again took place, but
only lbl members were present. The Assembly there
| fore stood adjourned.
deputies caused a large accession on the 3Oth, on
which day 1913 members were present, and IL repre-
scented themselves as absent only feom indispodton
| or business 1t was therefore deemed more prudeae
to adjourn once more and on the LIST the nnmNee OF
memb present was greatly increased On that day
SO deputies Of the Lefc Centre who had arrived fro
Berlin, entered the hall In a body, and throuih one
Of their body applied for an adjournmsnr unnl tn
Nc ndsy following, which Regaved by 145 20 1l3
The election OF new President was called for but
the newly arrived deputies refased to take partn
It, snd quilted the Assembly as they entered
1t. This reduced the Chamber below the necessary
number, and the choice Of President ooald not be
Mr. Simons moved resolution authorizing the MI.
nifty to call up the substitutes 81 the deputies VINO
bad quilted the s1tbing. ~ voted the RESOLUTION,
snd only one deputy against It bat no less than 50
declined voting at all
| The Asrembly was then adjourned till Thursday,
| the It'll inst.
In the meantime, however, the King believing that
the practical working Of the adrainistraon was i'm.
possible resolved upon n bold step In advance Find
ing his consHiuanie subborny iDprs ,tcabls he has
dissolved IL altogether and requested the nation to
accept charter oct,oyee las the phrase Lay by sslf
This charter is in fact. thu Golf broad b,ttomed
| constitution originally propouuded to abs Assembly,
with rome emsndaions, mostly ins3gn'fcsnt; the
Npfs hu
which ed the roy in the of bills which
had been thrice assentet to by both Chamosrs The
country Is sick Of agitation. AID viii probably accept
| the loon, though not without graE.bing at tbs
manner in which IL has been bestowed.
| The decree If disrolntion is "a fp.ows:
ave- Frederick wia b. Tie -sve cd King Of Prussia,
&C. have III ous I'VE reports Of our Nairy o. sats
u .eoaeodi.s ,'o III atoh vi pffani ss,row
w. o0 a , my ne an, .so 10. wn nv Assem-.
.n, Trs W. shs % our csG~n wsu.
Irhs W. heoro On TIE rOos'Sioa Of Ministry of STATE.
Il The Assembly called together for purpose concord
ssa sisesi with til. ssao. of this
This dar; The oh Of December 1873 At POsdam.
.gsESiS!Ss sr GILLIAN. :.yyAASST.yyyl1
"IA6Es5EiG, "VoN DER aEYDr-
decree Of the same date appoints tho latter who 10
| ! er Of Commerce and Public Works Count Buow ID,
at the isme time appointed Director General, id ins-
fthe Constitution" the main points arc:-
~. s b Ct the nsss, ,S Cor
i Ses II an cSnicatio Of proIsr ave sbhsi
Freedom of worship sccursd tbs right Of the g,ass
..I% "p Mons freedom Of press Conceded without
BY
s ss s eGy Of e. e post M p:s..
there chaa te' corp
Rs 70 % $50
s,,s ssssy b "5'fs ;sns. and d%.s
ne Suffrage no property qualification required for either
In another royal decree the Chambers are couvoked
In Berlin the Goth of February neat the primary
elections to take place the 22d inst and those the
second degree N the 9th Of February. An Income
Tex Bill Ii announced.
The ministry was com pleted at the time when thu
Asssmbly dissolved and the consti.ution pro-
claimed. Herr Won der Heydt is appointed to the
France Departments Herr Won Bulow to that Of Fo-
reign Affairs; aud Herr Won pomerschs Is namad
cresry to the Department Of Commerce and Public
works.
The proclamation Of the rev constitution seems to
lave created but little excitement at Berlin and thu
tunds have tnce riFsn tranquility has not been dis
inrhsd and many Of The people appear ,atsdsd With
IT, Of cour.e bitterly cepsur.d by the artisans Of the
lett fraction Of the late Assembly.
Many Of the deputies Of the opposition to
Brapds nburg on tho 7th mat, to hold last private
conference g.tbsr, up der the prssdentshp OF Herr
ven Unruh. The question Discussed was. whether
After d. cussion 1t decided not to do since
the protest Of the 9th Of November considered
- oVery ect VI mtnbsry
with regard to adjourn perceptions, dssou
tiops Of the Asfembly
The proceedings OF the Frankfort Assembly since
our lat are In themselves important but denuded
Ct much Of that Importance By the complicated and,
nnstabe character Of the Assembly, resulting from
The late and present proceedings In Vienna and Bsr.
lin. On the 7,h instant tho Assembly was occupied
In considering tho fundamental rights Of the German
people, when amongst others, the following articles
we're de6nitively adopted
livery German The right Of cit zonfhp OF the German
He every land the rights aoruny
10 i'm Of his right The right Of oeetns the In
ItIs1 Assembly 10 defined law OF election.
Ever, German has tie right Of sojyurnog or dwelling any
ar the Imperial erritor the rg Of acquiring And dsposu
OF aldee Jrolv Of kinds of pnrsung calling that
teIdsto Livelihood and acquiring the right Of osa cen,hp
The Jensly Of loss 81 shall In
vtGs has sready been deared ia .ha provided
acquired private ,irhs impaired b. nnuimnt
Liberty 81 restricted BY tina State Emgratsn
frts toaba egrafion) not he ievos. Tbs matter OF
tmer tion under prOscnon the the empire
The Law h difference between the orders t the
pcie all privileges attae particular orders abolished
u no'ily assn order aboed all oernansars oquAlin