The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08
The Prussian Gazette, Of the follo ~;ro d.v A,,.h
the subjoined address Of the xiv 90 TO the army

the protection Of the Law the heart of the Jailed
endeavorsd to unr. ermne your sentiments oS dutyy
honor and military discipline thereby to snnihilsfe
the frnsssn rrmy, the firm support Of the throne and
Those criminal attempts have become open crimes
Ibe events at Dresden at Bresau and at Dusseldorf
here the outbreaks Of boodthrsty revoutioniss
been VIGOROUSLY put dewn by the of your bro
theirs and OF yourselves give proof Of the mistaken
loyalty and bravery Of the Prussian army.
nsurrecton is again raising its head in of the
western districts Of the monarchy and in other States
of Germany Under the pretext Of the unity of Ger
many strife has been melted against law and order
against all established authority-a strife against
glorious Prussia, which its enemies wish to destroy
against the throne of your King which they seek to
overthrow 1t is duty to fight and overcome per-
jury, fasehood. treason and murder IL is your task
defend the throne from its enraged pre-
country from lawlessness and republic. 1t
Is your task to preserve intact Prussa's power and
Prussias honor and thereby TO establish firm basis
the greatness and unity Of the German fatherland
This is why call to arms my army, accustomed to
victory.
bravery and military faith Of your foefathers of bygone
times. Recall to mind the victories gained by Prussian
arms IN the 1873 1914 and 1913 against foreign
oppressor and you will prove yourselves by Prus
sian loyal vaor the protection and the safeguard of the
most precious treasures of free and intellectual people,
and preserve them to the Prussan and father
land, to your eternal honor
.(Signed) "FREDERICK WILLIAM.
'(CountersgneD "VON STROTHA
"Charlottenburg, May Is, 1S49"
The latest from Prussia is of the 22d Of May
The arrival of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of
certained The young Emperor of Austria on the 10TH
was on his way, by railroad, from Presburg and Oh
The Emperor Nicholas will. it is believed make some
stay at Warsaw The Emperor is not expected at Ber-
lin nor.w the Prince of Prussia any of the royal
family, proceed to Warsaw.
A correspondent says:-The arrest of Waldeck for
high treason is confirmed. Waldeck has already un.
deigone two three examinations and of course de-
MES the accusations brought against him with skill
but there appears to be little doubt of the charges
ing fuly proved and of his being TO the DE-
Ach ed tn ,Estar lothar
individuals said to be implicated with him. are de-
nounced in the Hue and Cry, and are to be seized
wherever they can be met with in the Prussan territory
The grand question between this place and Frank
fort has made no further progress Cancellation or
the National Assembly is utterly impossible Both
parties have burned their ships. Prussia cannot,
lieu saving others the Archduse John will but ruin
himself by remaining where is and above all by re-
tanning ministry which persists in holding Office in
minaton to be an insult to the National ASSEMBLE
In the course Of two or three days. perhaps sooner
decision Of the Bavarian Chambers will be known We
shall then whether Prussia rely upon assist
ance from the south whether. renouncing all aid
she is able to carry out her plan single handed.
THE GERMAN sTATEs-ARcHDuKE JOHN DEposEp-
DEMAND ON THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO DECLARE
WAR, ETC.
The latest intelligence from Germany may be stated
as follows:-The Russians are thick bees the
Danube and around Vienna. The Hungarisns are ma
king every preparation to resist them All Prussia and
every State in Germany, are arming The instruction
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war hereafter The nsurgent towns in the Rhine pro-
vinces have been mastered by the Prussian troops.
Frankfort stands exalted-the central point, how
ever, Of the popular party
The .Psussian State Gazette, of the 18TH publishes
the following royal ordinance countersgncd by the
Ministers, aud dated at Charlottenburg the l4th
Art. i. The mission Of the deputies to the Ma
tional Assembly Of Frankfort elected in Prussia &C.
cording to the federal resolutions of March and April
l. 1S4S, and the ordonnance Of the 18th April last is
extinct. Art This present ordennance shall be no.
titled to the deputies to the National Assembly Of
taking part in any future deliberations Of the said
This announcement was received with shouts of
scornful Indignation when made to the Frankfort As
sembly
WIpENMArr Immediate moved as urgent that no
individual government had right to nullfy the elec
tons to the National Assembly and thereby threaten
the dissolution Of the Assembly, and that the order Of
the Prussian government accordingly invalid and
in no way binding Widenmann added that it would
be only Offering insult to the Assembly to waste
word in the defence of his notion; loud cheers)
The motion carIied-ayes, 267; noes 2; majority
Tor the motion, 2S5 non voters, 10 loud cheers)
In the sitting Of the German Parliament of the 10th.
the following resolution, depospg the Archduke John
was carried by q majority Of l26 to 49,
1.-THE Parliament resolves to elect immediately--if
possible, from among tho German Princes a Regent,
who according to article Of the constitutions shall
have the rights aud duties Of the head Of the p up
to the period assigned in the resolution of the 4th Of
May The Regent shall, in the presence Of the Par
lament take his oath upon the constitution g. 1t Is
the Regents duty to take immediate steps to the
military officers Of the individual States. 4. The Re-
gent will take all steps for the elections
the new rariament s For the eifectuation OF Sec
tions and IS Of the constitution, the present Assem-
bly, will continue to exercise the functions of the fu-
ture Parliament g. The execution Of this resolution
ends according to the law Of the 2sth Of July 1S4S
with the activity Of the provisional central power Of
which the rights and duties will be conferred tho
new Regent"
The following resolution, proposed by INLAND had
been previously agreed to =
III the Regency which the Parliament created were
to attempt as indeed it has been threatened by its
ministers, to deliver the pswer Of government created
b. the law of the 2sth June 184s into another hand
than the central which the Parliament will ap-
point the Parliament declares such act to be void
and not binding on the German nation"
At the commencement of the sitting Of the Frankfort
Assembly Of the 2lst May, the President read INES
rage which he had received recalling the Saxon depu-
ties: The deputies thereupon protested declaring
their recall illegal.
Thirteen more members rendered their resignation
The President communicated a declaration, signed by
Go members amongst others by II. dc Gagern Simson,
Beseler and Dahmann, throwing up their post not
being compatible with the views Of the Assembly to
which they chance Of an issue short discus.
sion followed and the Assembly then adjourned to four
P. NJ In the evening sitting the President announced
that the Administrator Of the Empire had nomi.
mated Prince de Wttgenstein. Lieutenant eneral in
the service Of to the post Of Minister
Of War.
The Assembly then rejected proposition for ad-
journing to the Goth June. They then proceeded to
vote upon the motion tending to fix at 100 the number
of members necessary to make valid the deliberations
10l members voted for and 80 against the motion; but
as according to the terms Of the still existing regula
lions decision valid unless sanctioned by the pre-
Of $50 members the vote declared null The
Assembly adjourned Till Thursday.
According to report overtures have been made to the
King Of Wurtemburg, offering him the post Of Arehduke
John
letter from Frankfort dated the 21st inst, says:
The days, or perhaps hours Of the National Assem-
bly, are mbered AS last hope, the left have sent
private dcpuaton Of their to the King of Bavaria,
praying him to make up his mind quickly to acknow-
ledge the German constitution in which they will
election H.
dignity they say he may possibly improve into that Of
hereditary empire. The deputation left early this
morning The King Is to be requested to give his
swer within twenty four hours The left have but little
expectation of this offer being accepted and there
great fears abroad Of the house being ncom
ly again There Is sort of understa nding with the
Presdent, that the election shall not take place till
Thursday or Friday by Thursday evening however.
answer can scarcely have reached FRANKFORT that
the matter will probably be deferred stn longer"