New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
ENGLAND.
Electoral Reform Iri-h state Prisoners
Continental Politics.

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Mnst~rs have announced their Intention 90 introduce
another Reform Act Th. was done ou tho is hs'e m
IN, House of Commons. m the 5-h n.t on NJ Hlmes
motion ior ,eave 20 bring IN , 20 establish hol~eh "a
/ -4-r-ce vo-e ~ ballot tr-nn4A elections sal equal
electoral districts That motion Nas ncsst.sri hy -
o. - but Lord John Russell srased To-. opinion o. .,
that Tie franchise ol-1t 81 lei gradually extended -
o. embrace the workn- classes ~ east sr.er yor
uon of ihen thau nov have votes iexpcct hst the
-,e-a. project vii ae developed reSt session sni that
IN 'he mean tine nothing Will sc done with rae bi proc
/ po.ci ia., year far Ireland under which all person.
rated % the = e' of fie poor upon rental % prr
,inln. Were : have vote, ln En-sni within CERTAIN
privileged districts c,lsd borough. rho nou.,noi irrs
paying rent oi : o PER yes- have votes if ihs
extended 20 he country ~ large RE Radical. would
have l- al their wsy. Ministers VIII no doubt try
% preserve somctnrs Ike the existing division nfo
1oroughs snd counties. because under such system.
/ few landed autocra-s have more power than the
m-tfest and weslfhest cities Thus. Liverpool son l.
TWO members hlf slfie town with two or three bun.
drei voters the control ~ the ghborng Suire
and Pa-son. s-o senistwo The great struggle wal he
20 ger nd OF this system whh b0rh Vh.. and Tories
cling 10 with desperate tenacity. WIKI democratic
House Of Commons We shall soon witness mighty
/ changes
The Government his resolved 70 commute the sen.
tence upon Mr. Brcn and he other Irish STATE Pr.
oner. convicted OF treason transportation for ie
petition. signed by 10000 persons. for farther mit
CATION OF The sentence proved 90 be- unavains i'r he
present but The prisoners will be treated with consii
Grafton, and have no doubt that ultimately they VIII
! receive free pardon 70 i said that the potato Will
suffer again this from the old disease 10 T. GER
tain ha, symptoms OF thc blight have appeared In
ID. b.
Commons by az immense majority. and vii pass The
| Lords also.
The news from Germany th.s wces is OF thrilling
/ importance. The National Assembly has removed 70
-utfgarit fearing coup 10 main ou toe part Of the
King OF Prussia lti- much safer whore 10 now L.
for the X ng Of Wur'emherg the avo"ed enemy OF
the popular Constitution and although be- il now
kept under control by his Ministers. be viii thro"
them o. the first opportunity The City OF Worms has
been captured by the Hessi4n troops. The Dukes Of
Baden and Hesse Dsrmstadt and the hing OF Bavaria
have applied Prussia Tor troops reduce their subjects
20 submission and 30 is expected that the Democratic
movement In Baden toe Palatnste VII Dee exungushed
by an Overwhelming prs.ian army, now being clucen
tra'ed Tor the purpose Ia that event the National As
sem0ly will be d.-persel
The Emperor OF Russia has undertaken o. interfere
100 the quarrel between Denmark and Germany AMI has
demanded the evacuation OF Jutaut by toe German
troops
The Kings ot Prussia. Hanover and -axony have pub
lshsd project % Constitution for Germany which is
10 supersede the popular Constitution voted by The
Representatives Of the whole of the German people Al
Frankfort The Princes OF Germany are 20 elect a
Council t. iorm tine Executive Government The King
OF Prussia il to preside over that Council which u also
70 exercise legislative power conjunction Wit Two
representative bodies f. senate aud House OF Repre-
s.nta-vs. Il is quite likely that the various STATE
Governments will submit 70 this proposition, bur it j.
cerau that the people vii possess scarcely any power
the scheme Is carried into effect The hopes oi The
friends Of Liberty rest upon the National Assent ly-
! the Revolutionary Government Of Baden and me a.
,s,ance Of France But the prospect IS gloomy enough
The King OF Prussia has by bis own mere decree
abolished Universal suffrage and The ballot IN Prussia
and established IN electoral law designed cheat the
reonle wiki the appearance Of freedom without lt-
sub.,ance The elections under this new law are or
d,red 20 take place next month. and the Democrats
ail be In this predicaneut If they abstain from voting
the House Will consist entirely u the tools OF the
De,pot. while on the other hand, % the people 40
vote they Will be- giving their sanction 20 this ne" de-
cree The Truth that the people have never been
able 10 get any real power the King IS ~ The head %
M immense army and rely upon the assistance OF
the Emperors Of Russia and Austria and all the hns-
of Germany There is intermediate course for Ger
many it must De either Democratic hepoo..caAi'm "
Despousm.
The Russitns have sent force OF upward II 10000
men INTO Hungary. with 800 pieces Of artillery. buda
va. carried by assault by tie Hlngarans IN the 2h
alt they have possessed themselves Of Agram the
Genital of Croatia and have driven Grn Puchuer,
corps INTO WalachiA With the aj OF France, me au'
.isn, Will be defeated sud Poland liberated All
eve. are turned upon the French Assembly. The new
Austrian Commander IN. hiei has been defeated Ia
| general engsgement A. Trcnt-hsm. The new French
vs,.try with NJ Odlou Bsrrot az its head has aiier
much difficulty and delay BEEN appointed and will
receive tb. support Of tie Conservatiyes. although
.,osed srgely d mem 1ers Of the Democratic party
Dgis the present Minister ~ the Interior held the
same Office under Csyaignaci be presies over CLUB
of-O o., 100 members. d sufficient number - hold the
balance between the Conservatives snd thorough Dem
ocrats Duiaure's 0alty form majority u The Cao'-
Me-, but thu cabinet WILL undergo the common fate OF
coalition Ministries.
The newly elected member. fer Algeria are Social
sts TIL. party very strong IN the Legislature add
there Is 10 doubt that the problem Of Association ~"
be- norou.hiy discussed IL France. Al parties seem
D. be- agreed that something be done % improve
the condition Of the working classes IN every point Of
view The Revolution vii not oe barren
The Presidents Message s very unsausiactofy upon
the a4ars Of the Roman Republic. Il speaks Of me
Roman Government being supported ~ mere ifse'
non Of the people rather that such had been ne De-
| lief o. tae French Government 10 IS wonder maj
Dafau-es party permitted tbs portion oi me Message
perhaps be- said that u Only relates "aa' H7'
been the views Of the late Minister ~ ne 'a'' &C.
count. the French we're enesmped upon ns nl5l
near Rome and !, s said that ne Genera u'' 'e'1 VI
/ s-.s p make . second srrack. u LessePs las r.
| ,,as o. p.ri. The Asst1.ns have 60, near enough
| ~ ven.ce ~ lombard the Ci.y. TIE 6om1ardneAi
commenced CT the 29-A, 5ut me result 81 u : NOT
known - u
Doings of ParIiameut-Canada-
| n he House d Lords the 5h. LORD ofo4knsm
| h-gg.d 70 49, The noble ord opposii1 1eiAsi - as
- n pos.e.so On Of farther Information ron S-n'.a'
,fh -eso~ci ~ what ned taken place DO ne D-sfa a.
-ov .nd 5ethSr True, a. ns lni-tsiyDl p y -
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