The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

greater part Of the smaller principalities Of Ger
shsd organizing forces to put it into opera
ton throughout the country and every where the
people are called to In Baden the Chamber has
already taken the oath the constitution and the
govsrnment has declared that 1t should require the
military, and all persons in the service Of the State, to
insurrection in Germany has already assumed for
mdsbe character, and part Of the Bavarian and b.
den troops has gone over to the people The important
fortress OF Landau In Bavaria already In possession
OF the nsurrectionary forces and by sdvces We have
just received the garrison Of the fortress of Raat
In Baden has risen and after the commandsnt Of the
town and four officers had been xii the republic
has been proclaimed. From Ludwig's %, n . a. g
intelligence that the armed forces of the peo lie concc
trsted there, amount to 20 900. In the me ntn- ~
preparations which have been made by Prussia who has
undertaken, In conjunction with Austria and Bavaria
quate to meet tho approaching conflict Including the
landDher which has just been called out the military
troops The policy the Prussisn has de-
terniued to act upon Is that Of armed in
all the States in which re, olutionary movements
going on. In Saxony the Prussan military has already
aided to quel the insurrection; and considerable
forces OF prussian troops are now being ooncen-
trated on the Rhine. part Of the military station.
ed in Ssxony has lately received orders to go to
the Rhine, and reinforcements from here are being
daily sent to the western provinces The intervention
OF Prussia in the German States ut the
Is similar to that of Russia in Austria, and Of France
in Italy 1t intervention in behalf Of despotism
against the principles of the revolution and the
OF liberty. And indeed. If there was powerful
coalition against the progress of liberty and civilization
Europe when civilization was threatened to be swai-
lowed up by despotism such coalition, and with it,
the danger that the Russian, Scavonic and Asac ee-
ments, ere long may become predominant in Europe,
exists at the present moment. Russia has advanced
with zoo 600 troops into Austria The struggle with the
great enemy of the civilized States in Europe who long
has been waiting for the favorable moment to invade
Germany and extend his power beyond the Dor of
tho Niemen, is now at hand But the governments Of
the Two great powers Austria aud Prussia scared by
the revolution which is progressing every hour have
taken part for the INVADER and the struggle
be carried on by the people, against the common enemy
and their own governments The movements of the
Russian troops, to the nth inst were have
the 4th inst entered Austria by the way Of Kra-
Ian body Of 49, 900 followed the 9TH 900 passed
the Austrian frontiers Brody the 9Th inst
on the came day. 900 entered by the way Of TarnO
grad On the 9th, 1900 passed through Woloscz ys
and on the 18th, 1900 through Hussyatyn Besides
these forces which have entered Austria two Russian
armies are about to enter Trsnsylvania through WAL
lachia.
In consequence Of the resolutions of the National As
semby at Frankfort to the effect that the Prussian 90
vernment had exceeded its power, and infringed
that Of the central government OF Germany In sending
troops to Ssxony for the purpose of putting down the
revolution here has vt last taken the
step which, have every reason to believe 1t had deter
mined upon long ago. in recalling the Prussan deputies
from Frankfort decree published yesterday In the
ocial paper summonses the deputies to Frankfort
as soon as possible and TO refrain from taking any fur
Their part In the proceedings of the Assembly great
part OF the Prussan deputies belonging right and
centre had already Quilted the Assembly, but may
the Bavaran and Saxon will like vi sum
mon the deputies to return. Whether these sum
however will be obeyed by the majority of the Assem-.
bly, Is question much be dosbted in the present
state OF things and it appears much more likely that
the Assem- Oily Will now at once take the holder
In placing itself at the head of the revolution.
The diplomatic negotiations going this city for
the purpose Of agreeing upon constitution ocrovce to
be Issued by the governments Of Germany vet
led to any result. | AN informed, however on good
authority that the propositions of Prussia
been accepted by Austria and Saxony. Wurtemberg
has not yet sent ambassador and after recog
nized the German constitution cannot, In fact take
any part In the diplomatic conferences here Baden,
and almost all the smaller States have refused to send
plenipoentaries 1t il believed that the form of the
constitution octoyee will be that OF directory and it
isstated by persons generally well informed the
whole OF Austria with all its foreign IL be
united with Germany according to the plan being
dehbersed upon by the agents of the governments.
The time for the new elections to the Chambers has
not yet been fixed by the government though the term
OF Az days. in which the Chambers again con-
voked according to the Prussian constitution has al
ready half expired II Is tor this reason asserted by
many that the government does intend the
Chambers together in the present state Of things.
have reason to believe, however that this is not the
and that long the time for the meeting of the
Chambers will be fixed, and the electoral law,
which will contain certain notifications Of the former
law, will be published.
In consequence Of serious disturbances which
occurred at Breslau few days ago. that city has been
declared in state Of siege.