The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-28
Our German Correspondence

Our German Correspondence.
BERLIN, July 10, 1s49.
The Continued Success of the Prussian Government
Troops orer he Revolutionary Parry The End of the
Revolution Troubles Of Prussa-O Opposition Of Aus
t'Ta and Bardria IN the 6rganis alton Of The German
Union, &c &C., &c.
A short, though memorable, campaign draws to its
close. The Prussians, after having cong uersd the
whole north Of Baden have nov advanced into the
south and occupy the principal cies In that part Of
the Grand Ducby Frlbursh is In their possession
On the 7th, the PrRce Of Prussia entered that city
WHITTIER the provisional government had lied from
Radstadt which according to the latest insllig
was about to be bombsrded AS soon that fortress
shall have surrendered the military operations may DO
regarded ~ ut end.
There will soon be enemy left to fight the iusur
gents having nearly all since ded or dispersed The
instruction In Baden, and the German rsvou-
ton, will be ell over in the course OF few
days The affairs Of this country nevertheless.
are not likely to become more settled for . long
period to come. The Prussisn arms have success
tively trumpbed over the revolution on the banks
of the Elbe, the Rhine, and the Danube But though
Prussia T. At the present endeavornx to gain
greater triumph still by obtaining the .dhs,iou Of
the German States to the constitution by means OF
diplomacy, and thereby establishing its supremacy in
Germany the prospect Of the restoration Of order in
this country, and OF its political on
lasting foundation Is further of than The greater
part Of the smaller States have have informed you
on previous occasion sign6cd thar intention the
government here to join the Prussian League Their
ptsuce OF the situt,on how.vsr IL oniv
conditional one They refuse TO enter ths con'-d--
ration II the psriam. mt and CHI la IN.
States ~ihhoidth"r concurrence Lattcrly they have
nearly all shown IN nsely posed wai tn. nit
OF events and see what will be- tn. postica Assumed
by Austria and Bavars towards Prussia Several Of
th' IN have even intmated that In the event
nation OF "agu. bet ~"ep the southern States they
should prefer 10 join the latter
Ia The meantime. Austria and Bavaria arc using
every Effort To induce the Other States unite in the
orpostion sgsinst rrussia These Efforts are not in
vain Hanover which. together With sAxony had
pledged itself 10 Prussia. and dehnitv-y ronciudrd
treaty with the latter in support Il the Iesku. IA. OF
late shown dscid.d symptoms that a. IL iuclinnd to
i"vor tbe plan 81 saireetory for Germany propn,sd
by Austria and bavaria memorial issued by tue
hsnov,Iisu gov.rnmsot ~ithiu the last fec d.ya
phases Ibis beyond u doubt IL IL siuc. notorious
That 10. views OF the ilauovrrisn government
materially differ with those OF the rrusan 70.
v"rpn"nt in regard to several important potsts 81
the Constitution AUD that the former Is ia favor OF GER
sn notifications OF the project Nurt-ubrrs II 10
well kno~h T. oppo,.d 20 Prussia what probability
l. there then that tn. present state OF i,or.r aud
ntuslcn IN Oermshy will End a. long disuniou aud
oish,rmuby s-ts,en tue greater Stat-,-bst the
Moth shd so.ih b-tweeb the Catholic aud frote taDt
pO~trs btt~een the Western States iaclinius 10 re-.
pubcsnism and the Eastern States iurliu,ns To d,.
puiisn- Increasing every dag Prusis deter
I'd to carry 'nto effect tho constitution whtrh places
acc mplish that object b. means OF diplomatic nrxJ.
atoms II th.s" should tai II has army OF 400 900
msn ut the present. moment already stationed ia
every part Of ,'fmaoy There can be no manner Of
doubt that IL sbu.id then consider IT duty to
To me tmAl.r states what la It's opinion. - their io
tef.st as vel n Us osn aud very decided
attitude toward the larger states ( have every res.
son To btliev. that The policy rraovrd upon by the
ffutsisb cabinet on this head IL very dst-rmiu-d
one. lite BruI d-ubUrg ministry. u ~ veil kns-n.
doet not lack th.sprit 20 es.cot. political sches
provided ri practicable On the o,ntrsry. IT. rs-
M ado by a ri~s n thn
moot daring rsrps deias ever carried out by any mi
pbry 1hus II viii alec M future. act sith the
decision snd rv-outisn.
IL has been reported FIR timo that the ycar Of
the Empire Archduks Johu Is about to elections
." BE- AIDE for the GERMAN Reichsss, according the
consitstion issurd hy the National Assembly nos
learn ON g.od authority that Ia. Arcbduk- really To-
tends To do 50 In ne pits OF his having been d-pp-sd
BY the National assembly he q. still duterminsi g.
carr, into effect the constitution promulgated by tn.
same Ia Is stated that scvrral governments have re-
q2.-tsd him to cal Together German ysflisp-nt In
opposition tn that ~htch l. to bls accorduf to
the constitution issued By trus-ia u IL needless t.
ray buwsver that the yrus.nt rtai. - thing such
a tunmUns ib- part q the central iwer ~ould be
sntuly disrsxsrded the latter l. longer rrcox
MIA by any ea.s or partition ~ the pa"p- u IL
merely supported by part q tina goverument. OF the
States oplo~ 10 Prusria
n. Intelligence we receive from the ss,t Of in
Hungary cabtburs To- h. unfzvurahe tor the ~
the rsEyArs The Unitrd iorces of the tu.tri.o aud
Russian srmes are daily gsiDiug advantages the
hnnssrsDs es Their vastly superi"r numO-rs aud 80
veal ~ the meet tmp'r art fortified pssins 30 tun.
gary ere slIeBdy Ia their pus-Ssun According the
lsest accounts ts largest division OF tho hussisn
ss aBeing towards Perth whilst the As-trIan
Amy Ca about 10 attack the fortress of omnru
Ia c"uteguense of the advance 81 the Ru sian troops
on Teeth. kUr, nth sid the ugugaao government maze
arsuy irit that cy ana retired o. s. grdn kossuth
had issurd PROCLAMATION 20 ths iinngssa p~npi. Ia
wbich he calls upnu AL ~hO allie ~ b'ar to
take pat In the struggle ~bicb frrvrr " to decide
tue urttiry ~ the Nssyar. Whoever refuses -
take sfms T. To- h. declared .nsuy IL his country
All elites aud villages which IN IL mpssibe to defend
ssaDst the suemirs o. be- deserted BY the inhsb
isbs The property destroyed and the boas-s burnt
that they MAY not fall into the hands OF the iastcr