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| Civil war has commenced in Germany. There is no
use blinking it, My last letter will have prepaf you
for this. The only wonder is how it postponed
long Frankfort and the Constitutions is the war
nonarchs," the motto of the archists. The re.
fusa of the King of Prussia to accept the imperial
tion and the climax Dresden accelerated the crisis
he has thrown down the glove to Frankfort and blows
will shortly follow.
To give you some idea Of the prevailing excitement,
At the risk of making my letter too long must intro
ouee your readers to few scenes of the National As
emily at Frankfort-the focus OF sentiments hostile
o Prussia.
FRANKFORT AssEMBLY-sITrING OF THE 8rH INST.
At ten minutes past nine the attendance of members
was scanty and the galleries remarkably empty None
OF the ministers present and not than 20
members were to be the right The and
left were fairly filed about ten minutes later.
VicePresdent BAUER opened the sitting at half past
nine. After announcing the resignation Of Deputy
feet he said there four interpretations awaiting
an answer from the ministry; but the ministers
fore, to attend; doubt they would appear in the
course sf the sitting Clamor on the left, and
Laughter IN tne peoples galery2
request the attendance Of the minister's according to
the law Of the 2sth June and move that they be
left and in the upper gallery
RrDEn-The ministry has Important business at the
disturbed state Of the Palatinate &c. The National
Assembly should beware of interfering in manner by
which it might arrogate to itself the authority
mixed cries hear move sa that 1 the
Of the speaker were lost amid the uprearJ
HoFFBAuER, Of the extreme left (warmly)-We have
right demand the appearance OF the ministers that
they may give account of themselves ! insist
(strkng the rostrum) upon their appearance CHEERS
and deafening uproar In the galleries)
UMBscHEpEN-The Imperial Ministry has stigma
tixed the movement in the Palatnate auarchcal
revolt. have framed my Interpolation with view of
Mt tha he m sfrvm rYot RIM
fiErsrERBEne almost inaudible amid the uproar Of
the house)-I insist upon their attendance.
PKEspENT-I have just heard that the ministers will
shortly be among US.
PArHNER (sf the right centreIt is surely the same
thing whether the ministers present themselves
in an hour twos time lawful clamor, and cries Of
down: down'Q; and | think that in the dangerous
state of erland the next words drowned
amid mad confusion of cries and burst of contemp
tuous laughter from the gallery If the country be
really in SO much danger, give the Assembly credit
for prudence enough to enable it to wait hour
(Renewed uproar)
SCHMIDT of over berg-Either the words sour father
land are in danger are empty phrase the people,
the Paatinae are to be allowed to bleed unasssted
tremendous cheers) Itis q fact that the ministry
pouring battalion after battalion into Rhensh Ba
varia Does the National Assembly mean to protect
the people, or not! (The uproar now seemed to have
reached the utmost height that voices could bring
it toy
At this moment the Ministers of War and of Justice
wee advancing to their seats-Nohl as placid
ever; Peucker flushed and excited. Max Won Gagern
Enthusiastically of State) and the President Of the
in undertone to some member, HoG bauer fairly
frightened him to his seat by gestures ointimdation
PREsIpENr-The first Interpolation relates to the az
fairs Of Saxony According the ptons Of par
hamentary routine, must first put the question to
body many of the left centre and the rest of the house
remained seated Cries of 'up'' resounded from the
o sne mo s h ana
booted till it worked itself into something like fury
The extreme left now lost all self command. Members
dashed forward angrily towards the rostrum psmeie
exchange OF reproaches ensued
PREsiDENr-t is impossible for to proceed with
business.
HOrrBAurR-we want none new [holding up his
clenched fist at the right
PRESIDENT close the sitting.
Here the commotion became terrific. Members Of
the extreme left the point of coming to blows
Rsman rsman daSern stoos looking e"s on app
renty unmoved. President Sinson at last mounted
the rostrum a hush ensued and Vogt was seen dra ,
ging impetuous friend back by the collar.
IS ! President SiMsoS--It intended Il adjourn to
Thursday, the 10th instant Many members have
still present Is sufficient to make what am going to
say Of account. There is motion, signed by ITO
members, for the appointment of sitting to-day. at
twelve O'Clock at noon According to our resolution Of
last week, am bound to recognise this motion, and
that will do Checrs.) ], therefore, appoint
traordinary sitting for twelve o'clock to-day. loud
chcers)
Members then dispersed When Bauer first closed
the sitting the first impulse of the lover orders nsthe
gallery to rush out quickly possible probably
with view of catching the conservative deputies as
they issued from the house. and venting their indgna
ton upon them in one shape or other. As it how
the greater part Of the people remained to the
end and the deputies not molested in any way,
either leaving the Assembly. afterwards in the
town Groups, however, OF the Disseminated, gathered
In St. pauis square, and expressed their wrath in an
In the sitting Of the 10TH motion was brought for
ward declaring those princes to have forfeited their
thrones who should take arms against the constitution
send troops In States that had acknowledged the
stitution
Voer said-Tbe Brandcnberg (Prussian) ministry
was the embodiment of absoutsm. and 1t was all
whether they were to be made to smart under the rus
ats ahrp NE n
against the Prussan race, but against the ministry
that degraded it Vas it no, shame that Germany
for sairafion TO protest entered by England against Tie
march Of the Russians through German STATE! Was it
of sitting idle with their hands their lap! OH If this
not the time for the people to rise it must prove
the time of its deepest debasenent. 1t the last
moment the very last that members could show that
they men, Then, let them show themselves to be
such.
TThis protest of England Is false report denied by
Pamerston in the House
RrprN moves:--"1. The National Assembly resolves
that the grcvous breach OF the peace OF the empire
which the Prussan government has been guilty Of by
virtue of its unauthorized interference in the kingdom
of Saxony Is to be conravenod by all the resources
that may be at command. 2. In addition to the main
tenapcc Of the public peace aud security those strv
ings Of the people and its representatives. which
with view to the realization of the imperial constitu
tisn declared to be defntivey valid, are to be de-
Tended against all coercion and constrant The pro-
vional central power is to be called upon to put these
resolutions into effectn Carried IN toto-Ayes, lSS;
noes, l47; Majority for the motion Al.
huoptlon OF tnls mOtlon tHe uspecb VI ehpBo
frightened again The discomfort Of the people mate
rally passed away. As thunder OF applause ensued
within the house, so without the Assembly both the
left and the people interchanged their congratulations
1--WE have Mt last passed energetic resolution" said
the former.
The question was then put to the urgency Of the
motion for sending deputation the administrator.
Ayes, 100; noes, 162 Majority for the urgancy7
1t was finally agreed after a brief dstnte that n
dsputation of twelve should be chosen by ,esidal
board; that this deputation should at repair to
the administrator and ask him to say whether he was
Inclined In consideration Of the pressing emergencies
Of the moment, to form ministry possible,
which ministry should have to carry out the resolution
passed by the National Assembly that day, and the
house should sit permanently until the
answer had been given. Lowe, Simon, Won REDEEM, Ra
vcaux, Kircbgessner and other liberal members
chosen Gagern took part in the above discus
sion and the Minister Of Justice as also the ex-Un
der Secretary, Falau, voted against the deputaton.
AT p. NJ, the deputation proceeded to the palace.
They made no change In their dress considerable