The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-30

ancient limits including Croatia Slavoaia, and the militia
% Uaon with TransyIvania, az decided upon by the
Hungarian Diet at its sitting last year
49, General amnesty for tue whole OF Austria, the immc
date release of the October Prisoners and indemnues TO
the families Of those who murdered.
~ Translnisson Of all Hungarian regiments serving
in Italy and elsewhere throughout the empire to Hungary
% Recognition OF the Hungarian constitution OF 1873
"HEs me o
the Diet until the Hereditary succession shall have been
S.i w. c."svnsa ~ RoSa Pss,h and sworn to ,hs eoos
~ Ciacia shall stand in tue same relation to the Aus
TRAN Federal State that in which Hungary stands
and will stand under the OF the Polish kingdom oil
Galcis; twill therefore DO linked to Austria only Gy
80 The participation OF Hungary in the Austrian ma
,ona deb, shall be decided by tho Hungarian Diet by ma
jonly."
From every part OF Germany, north, wss, anu
SOUTH" writes the correspondent OF me illes ;aua
successive pos. brings negenis o. there are meetings
OF the people, described as atlehdeu W , = Vii III
revolutions passed these assemblies being nearly IN an
cases The sane-the recognition and acceptance OF the
German constitution or the determination to lake up
arms in support OF it against the governments Al some
OF these meetings the people even appeared Ma %eap
ALLOWING much for the exaggeration OF the journals,
enough remains authentic to cause the utmost anxiety
The minor governments are completely swamPea anu
Saxony, will with difficulty escape 1smilar fate
Ill the popular feeling spreads 10 the armies OF these
States, the respective soveregns may 9espeaK ZEN
ger that has compelled Prussia 10 call out portion OF
Tue Iandwehr This gives her force. in addition TO
'ns wss dsepns e The prime Of life and generally
loya-he Berlin battalons perhaps excepted PRUSSIA
will thus be enabled furnish to its weaker neighbors
Of and which these States cannot find elsewhere, any
such prayer directed to Austria being out OF the question
at this moment The Landwehr OF Berlin and its vicnl
ty is being armed and clothed with the utmost expedl-
ton"
RESURRECTION IN DREsDEN.-THE KINGS PLIGHT
There has been great dissatisfaction in this capital since
the King dissolved the Chamber People gathered toge
Their in the streets, and expressed their dlspleasure IN
various ways. They were generally dispersed by the
soldiers and sometimes with rough ness, which, OF course
added to the prevailing evaporation Matters proceeded
thus until the Sd instant, when the rappel was
beaten for the communal guard. AT the same time the
troops OF the line took positions the palace and
The arsenal The generally 6eievea report mat pnssla
rage which were, moreover constantly kept alve oy vo
lent dscourses.
Whilst the town council were discussing a motion for
the appointment of committee OF safely. an imposing
multitude (afer several churches had been broken open
andthe alarm bells rung) commenced an attack on the
oD
utaon waited on the King, but their demands were still
refused During the evening considerable portion Of
the civic guard espOus the cause OF the insurgents and
renewed the attack the arsenal where they were
ceived with discharges OF ball cartridge and cannon The
members of the gymnastic unions then made their APP
pearance in compact numbers. and, whilst barricades
were being erected in the leading thoroughfares took
possession OF the Clinical institution opposite the arse
nal Early next morning the contest was renewed by
the insurgents the vicinity OF the palace and two bar
rcadcs were taken by the troops
During the conflict the King and Queen fled TO the for
iress of kongsein having passed The Elbe bridge on
4th the attempts OF the troops to recover the old town
unsuccessful. and they confined themselves TO the
town. awaiting the arrival of the Prussan troops
r~vhtr oh tho ktnm nf Snv hnd nlIaH Manu- n
the Kings supporters, however, did not disguise ihei
fears that these troops could not be relied upon as ad
herents, for they might probably enough be wanted al
home lnsurrectiOn very catching in Germany. This
fear however found 10 be groundless, for the Prus
sian troops did arrive the 5th They about 0Ot
strong, and occupied portion of the old town. and thu
fighting ceased The insurgents in all probability feeling
in vain to offer further opposionat any rate before they
had few hours for rest and organization. The Leips
OF foreign troops in Saxony. About 500 young mel
fastened from Lepsic on the 4th, to support The popua
cause in Dresden.
Previously to the arrival of the Prussians considera
Bile number OF troops of the line including 100 artillery
men, had passed to the insurgents in the forme
city, and acknowledged the provisional government
which had Just been formed of three public men
Tzschirner, Heubner and Todt, with Colonel Heinze
who was conspicuous everywhere in a Greek uniform
as commander nchief under the provisional govern
ment. A proclamation was issued by this government
announcing that the arsenal in their possession, thu
Kings troops having either fraternsed retired Con
corning the perfect truth OF this statement, however
between the combaants, and there was much negotia
ton, but result was arrived at the Kings party
wishing perhaps only 10 gain time that the Prussan
nigh; arrive.
King Frederick Augustus, whose palace was PARTIAL,
attacked though very little injured. issued proclamation
the 5h from his retreat at KOnigsein; it is counter
signed by his ministers who then in Dresden. Tn,
King Gays: "While scrupled to accept the proposals
made to me from many sides TO recognise Immediately
the German constitution proclaimed at Frankfort, die
from the deepest conviction of the necessity of
porary suspension of those measures, and consulted
purely the welfare OF our common country. and by my
decision traneg fesscd in wise the limits of my un.
doubted prerogatve hope from the earlier SO often
proved sense OF my beloved Saxons for justice and ega-
ty that further serious will not be needed and
that shall soon be enabled to return my dear city OF
residence"
LATEST MISUNDERSTANDING rI0HTING-At
o'clock, on the morning of the 9th, says the Times oil
cannonade opened on either side AT grand charge
was made by the infantry and artillery Their proceed
ings interrupted by cause of alarm another
direction. The ancient opera house in flames, and
the conaagraon threatened to envelope the palace OF the
prince AT the cannonade had lasted two hours with.
ont any decisive advantage TO either party AT the
Pssian troops crossed the Ebe bridge of pontOons
but on the other hand the Saxon artillery forced
quit their position on the Zwinger. They continued &c
fire upon the town from the The combat LASTED
till ten in the evening. when armisce agreed
upon to enable the c0mbatants to during the night
The fighting recommended early in the morning OF The
7th. and confused without interruption till six in Tho
morning. the hour when the mail left.
COLLISION AT LEIPsIC.--A telegraphic despatch an
nounces that Lepsic left without troops, in state OF
revolution. The object of the mob or was) plumber
An attempt was made to rob the bank, which this
ment lot the air) contains than usual amount oil
specie The communal guard resisted. and collision
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