The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-23


considered but Is the natural Of events Thus
the military occupation Of Germany is destined
Kind OF permanent protectorshp of Prussia
States AS the head OF the new confederation of the
larger states and exercising sovereignty the small
er prnoipalities Prussia should then
object is striving for viz the supremacy of Germany
Little however as IL can be doubted that in the pre-
sent state Of things the smaller States unless they be-
come republics, will later DO brought under
the rule Of russia the recognition of latter
head OF Germany by two Of the largest States Austria
aud Bavaria, will probably be matter Of long and d-
oalt diplomatic ne, citations. Austria is ing to
give up ats claims the head the rmer So called
GeInanic confederation whilst Bavaria refuses t. re-
sign its privileges independent power The breach
with Prussia has of late been and at tn. mr..
sent moment there is less prospect than that
agreement with these States will be- Co.
ne Cow rnment hefe has at last resolved to raise
Il generally understood the military rule in this
city will cease Ihe day before yesterday, two laws
relating to the press and TO the public meetings which
to be put into operation the rising Of
the state Of siege, issued by the government.
According to the regulations relating to public meet
ibgs twenty iour hours notice before every meeting
must be given to the police An officer of the police is
TO be present at every meeting Ma meetings in the
open allowed be held in an area Of two Ger
man miles the residence of the king the seat
through The press against the king public or
auihUl,hs are To be punished with from to five
years Imprisonment rhe sale Of newspapers aud
piacad DIS in the streets is not to be wed, except
wit the permission of the police Besides these
strctions with regard to public emblages and the
press the laws contain many others OF similar kind.
The irussian plenpstentary with the central power
at Frankfort, ar Won kamptz who had remained in
that city though OF late every diplomatic commune
cstun With the latter had been stopped has been
called by his government Prussia no longer recog-
has passed from the hands Of the latter into those "
the former.
The Assembly at Gotha has already issued IL, pr,.
grsmme II Is decidedly in favor OF the .tiution,
which has been promulgated by Prussia. Saxony. aud
Hanover and proposes u, adoption with certain Iii
cations, together with the electoral law Though
the membeIs OF the Assembly who all present
the parliamsnt AT Frankfort had assisted in framing
the constitution TOR the German empire, they
now almost unanimously resolved to adopt the project
issued by Prussia since the carrying into effect that
issued By the Frankfort Assembly had become im pos
s'bie hus the most eniuent Statesmen and pro-
festors OF Germany have rejected as impractical,
work which 1t mad taken them full twelve months to
complete, and which they had previously declared
, fauliIess.
By accounts we have just received from Munich we
learn thai proposition has been made by Austria
that the ates # Southern Germany Judd send pie
nipoen.aries TO Regenssurg In Bavaria fer the pur
p'te q comm uncating on the position they were to
assume towards the irusian league It Is stated that
the bsvariau government was Inclined to favor the
plan, though 1t had not yet given it, approval
MT. liaunegan, the newly appointed minister of the
United States 10 this court presented the King
on the day before yesterday, and delivered his cre
dentisls.
consequences of the prospect of the speedy termi
nation Of the In Baden and the raising Of
II siege here, sil the funds have risen.
The Terrible Disaster 10 the ship Charles
observation-disclosures Particulars.
We published in yesterdays Herald of the
following additional details will be- read with interests
The steamship Europa, captain Lott, arrived at
Liverpool ON Sunday morning the LIST instant, at y
o'clock after an extraordinary Of 10 days ana Is
hour from boston She had board 43 persons the
Survivors Of the passengers and of the American
bark baries Bartlett which vessel the Europa ran
down at ,es the 18th ut in LAT 5i Az long 23 80,
about 100 miles to the westward OF Cape lear causing
the Ices II 1874 lives The Charles Bartlett apt Bart
lett american chip of soO tons burthes chiefly
sd with lead aad cnaik and having ib2 steerage
Passengers and crew oil IA men from Loa don bound
To- N,w DIRK aud the time of the collision GO
inp st the rate OF about hvc sDt hour close haa-d
/ On the Wind. The Europa WAS ssng at this rat. IT
~ or u Knott per hour 't the time Of tue collision
vented those board of either vesse seeing beyond
fe~ yards.
Al about half past three O'Clock the look Of the
Europs sudtt My perceived the ship through the mist,
and had just time 10 announce the discovery When .
DR., aoiui collision TOOK place, the Opa striking the
Charles bartlett smid,hips aud cutting ~fui csasm
In her eide klipg several persons board The bark
n.diateIy b. g.u To s-tt, VII aud ia lev IN utes
sunk The sc,ne DUNG those few miDutes was appali
ing In the extreme crowd 81 suffering wretehes,
msn.d and biokru by TIM Vision lay dead or d,iug
thu sput VII re the kJSs tie fuioya hal entered
some 81 the iDdiy who crowded the d.css appear
ed Ianic sucsen Others shrisSins To zod fro IN
dee While somc rusbea forward aud eagerly seized
upon the opporunite s which presented vi giving
IT, ~ chance Of ssfety
The meet strenuous exertious made on the In
slant by ali un ard he Europa tor r-scung from tho
mn,in, Mt peril which pressed Upon th' m many
th,ou" over a. were ia"er,d and essry man s.s
busted in ih--e few fearful minutes ia rescuing
uggng sufferers from the ct, With all the
rS.iucns that could be used only ~ individuals
saved, out III Ia Who had recent, been alive board
III. uniurt'-atc chip Amongst thos. prrscrved we're
the captain ~ the Jbar1s Bartlett, the srcond mate
aud to,,n asm,n of forty women who we're ON
: board only uDs Wa Rescued
H. ssble crcumsi suce that the second mate
Of the tbais bartlett and all the of his sstcb,
who below At the time ~ the collision wero tAyed
wht tb. hole OF IN. ~stch ON deck with two .xeep
tions p.rl he'd he haas of tLs turops which had
been lowered Immediately ON the coion taking place,
sLd bich had been actively engaged IN picking up
o. flTf al 49, 10
ia the vOitek which the sinking 81 the bark created
No tasne ~hae,e eau b. imputed 10 thoss Ia cbargs
OF the europa th. collision Wa purely accidental;
po human foresight or prudencr could bsv. prevented
i, and on the ubfatuh.t, circumstances tskug place,
g.rs e the sinsibg vessel In. damage tu-tsn-d by
the europa ~s- very trihing she has sustained the
u.t a few let ~ the cut shove the satsr line.
and all portion 81 the wood beio~ the hgure-
D., sd. but The ~bose the dsbHx. light tnat
the vessei msde s0ditiopai The most fervent
mps hJ and The greatest esrr,oss ser. used % zap
tam Lott all hi oincsss the Admiralty agent
(tieut head and sIi the psss-users % tn- Europa
Immediately after III. accident q committee vas
fcrns.o, ol.cubg oar Bates a. chairman aud ar Pea
bcoJ, teotv'ary for he pulpo-e OF si'ius tangios
form 10 tn. b-nevoence - the gentlemen ao- ladies on
b'sId ub,criptionr to the amount Of ESb2 be
collected on the insiaBt..
AZ 20 the cVmmittee meetings on board the
Europa the foIo~iug resolution pasrsd ussui nossy:
That Ne have -ituessed ~itn feelings IL Intense tn
ter.st the bold ana pid Of aptHin Forbes
Of Boston that b. sit sacriac,ug dang leap into
t.e TO the PASSENGERS " the thar.- BARTLETT
con,nands our Imitation aud ". rejoice that these
dc.ds Performed by the missionary Of the James
towL."
b, foo~ing statement hs. been given Of the infer
tupst. collision. by 'apt Bsrti.tt-
The bss lee Bartlett ~as nrst rate ship Of 400
tons r. gistr. she ieit the Deans from London bound
e. Nts och IN. 18th ~ June 9th general heavy
csgo about 400 weight, aud lo1 passengers In
the ste'r one cabin pseUEer aud 4. souis OF tue
cew, bad nue. weather with light esseriy winds, up
g. the 18th. trOni that tune To the lIih. had w.
and ". ~iDds sbo fogsy weather Al soon &c cleared
up lttle op,,rvvd the lat 60 as ,spd estimated the
InEi. ude ct ~ ali veil ON busrd, aud everything
locating properuus Soon after noon denss fos set
IN, Wind " by y. snip beading to toe ~ w close
hsUsa ali fsiis set AZ tntee V'cOcs ordered good
ook Vst fTom tbe top-gslsut iOrecsstle directed
the nj the wheel 10 lvok sharp wtudsArd. Al
80 being the sther sioe ~ the pop deck,
heard q runbi,ng TO wiBdssrd like distant thunder
turned tsr 20 windward aud o. the horizon.
The the wheel noticing tnst vas listening.
booked o. wibdwsfa ans erred out SAIL no. ut once
saw what supposed Gas = ship about one pviut for
ward IT our beam aOvut 40O yatds distant ordered
the beIB Up thuSipg shs uld discover US that
,bottd have time 10 c, n, cUud