The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-03
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provisions Of the constitution all this that A.
sembly has broken with Prussia Its majority n nov
no longer composed Of men in whom Germany places
any confidence number Of members resigned their
seats when the path Of destruction entered upon
by That Assembly and my decree of yesterday recalls
all its Prussian members The same steps will be taken
by other German governments party is now lording
men OF terror that pretend to fight for the unity OF
Germany but who are engaged in cruel war Of god
against Justice freedom and property The shocking
scenes OF Dresden, Braslau and Ebereld sad proofs
OF TINS statement Other deeds of horror doing
and preparing Such crimes destroy all hope Of ever
seeing the unity Of Germany brought about by the
Frankfort Assembly; nevertheless with royal loyalty
ana perseverance, have not despaired of It, My go
vernment acting with the plenipoentiaries Of other
German States, has resumed the work Of the German
constitution
That constitution is speedily to give to the nation
what Justly claims and expects Its unity represent
ed by an executive power and its liberty secured by
popular representation, with legislative authority
SJusnss) is founded upon the constitution OF the
altered which, resulting from the conflict of factions
are derogatory to the welfare Of the country This
and assent of Diet of all the States which will Join the
Federal State. Let Germany rely on the patriotism
and the nice sence Of justice Of the Prusian govern
ment.
"Such is my way. 1t is but madness and the spirit
oflying which in opposition to such facts dare to
pretend that have been fathess to the German unity
and to my late convictions and promises.
Prussia is called to protect Germany against foreign
duty Therefore do call my people arms, to restore
order and law in our land and in other German
tries. We are called to found the unity Of Germany,
and to protect her against the terrorism party that
would immediate civilization, honor and loyalty, to it's
1.-THE danger IL great but the work of falsehood can
not stand before the sound Of my peoples the
ancient Prussan fidelity and he ancient glory Of the
RUSSIAN arms will answer to the voice OF Prussian
king.
8" Let my people stand by me rs do to them and we
shall have Gods blessing and glorious victory.
"FREDERIC WILLIAM
Countersigned "BRANDENBURG.
"Charottenburg May IS"
Important from Central Germany
We have accounts from Frankfort of the 18th inst
letter Of that date says Last night the Msrvraye
Macmillan. brother Of the Grand Duke of Baden ar
rived here from Garlsruhe with very distressing &C
that fortress safe place to keep Strive and Blind in
he republican leaders Of the insurecton in October
last) directed detachment Of troops who still
faithful to their OATH to transport the prisoners to
Bruchsal where fine prison on the Pennsylva .
their miss ion honestly but spent few hours in drink
ing at Bruchsa The consequence that they re-
great row there. Now being drunk and calling 'the
republic forever is one and the same thing with
elapsed before regular fight commenced in the
streets, portion Of the Carsruhe garrison siding
with them whilst the whole Burgher Guard assisted
Hoffman, to put down the mutiny. During this
we're fight, II appears that Margr.ve Macmillan
despatched by the to Frankfort request
immediate help from the central government. He
the point Of leaving the town when the Grand
during the midnight combat and joined him. rs.
corted by artillery and cavalry they left Carlsruhe in
carriages in order reach one Of the ne 1t railway
stations Here then in the hustle and confusion OF
the night it is reported that the Margrave lost the
Grand Duke and his suite, and that he arrived in
Frankfort without knowledge of what has become OF
them we are without accounts, too, of the result Of
the nightly battle.
The sham monster meeting at oGenburg resolved
unanimously that either the Grand Duke must name
M Brentano "a pestilent demagogue Of Manhem) his
ha and a..
claimed
"A provisional government was attempted yesterday
afternoon at Rastadt-Christ, Brentano, Co. are its
members.
MAY 13, O'Clock p NJ
the present crisis by satisfactory aud honest con3
stituton, and II 1t does not manage to win the
policy, may indeed have to pass over . few
weeks or months in the delightful capacity Of SUBJ
jects Of republic: The Grand Duke of Baden in hur-
ried fight to the fortress OF Germershem- the
whole Badish army in state OF total dissolution (the
men quietly walking home to their relativcs provi-
sional government procaimed-that is the state into
which, against the will Of It's population, the grand
duchy is thrown by the uncertainty Of the German
good burghers of Carsruhe Succeeded With the help
OF come faithful battaons to protect all the military
stores and establishments and finally drove the mutt
neers out Of the place; but they be in great
terror OF the provisional government which FIRST
constituted at Rastadt That place begins already to
form the basis Of the revolutionary Poles
and Frenchmen manage to get in and of the $4,000
men actually under arms in the Rheinpfalz goodly
families have arrived in the hotels at Frankfort In the
course Of the day from Carsruhc, and from Mann
helm, which place, though, perfectly quiet up to
the moment OF our last news.
10 O'clock.
arrived post haste to order apartments for his sovereign
In the Hotel de fEmpereur Roman for to- night. It is
his royal hghncss not to stop in that fortress that
ne had to proceed on his journey to this place The
psas m.stE .t although mot
cal offences have been quietly let out Of PRISON. and
two Of them, Strive and Blind have entered the gates
OF Carlsruhe, surrounded by their partsans mem
bers Of the provisional government From that town
they begin to extend their sauary influence, and
of their friends Peter has arrived already In fIsde
berg commissioner with unlimited powers. Strives
government will not be vie we'd with content by any
portion Of the middling classes for the man in all his
publications last year declared that contributions
ratio increasing with the fortune Of each rich must
take the place Of taxation altogether Gen Hoffman,
narrowly escaped being hanged whilst attempting
persuade the Rastadt mutineers. He lost portion Of
the troops accompanying him, and remains In the
neighborhoed unable to do any good. Mannheim Is
quiet
To-day conservative majority for the nrst time
moved that all troops Of such had not accepted
the constitution should be ordered of Frankfort
mencement Of the sitting letter from the Archduks
Regent was read to the following purport:-That he
his ministers and that he would unicated
the list to the National Assembly but that 1t late
hour last night tcegraphc despatch from Berlin had
announced the arrival OF commissioner to him from
that court with highly important communications he
would therefore, delay further steps until he should
received that commissioner" Perhaps the COM
munication In store for the Archduke is the request
the part of the commission sitting there, that he
would choose the present moment for resigning he
had urgently desired to do and the declaration that
the King Of Prussia would be called upon by his allies
to become regent In his stead This apretty general
superstition, but like true Germans shall only
the day after tomorrow.
The Prussian government Is ct present unable to
send troops to under the central government for
the suppression Of the republican movement In the
south OF Germany; for the Rhine province requires
the presence Of every soldier the spot Besdes the
governments In Thuripgia have called upon Prussia to
protect them, IL an imitation Of the rule in saxony
should be performed on them.
In the sitting of the Frankfort Assembly, OF the 18th
inst, the following resolutions were agreed to-
1.-THE Parliament places the Bavarian Rhine-PfAx
and ite movement Of the constitution, under
the protection Of the empire, petitionng the regent
TO take steps tor the realization Of that
lection to which all rights and interests entitled"
And .