The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-15

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The great fall bank shares ye.tarday Is attributed
to some large speculaons in that security ada la no
thing la common with the general state OF the market
nor is it attributable to the situation of the bank
The BANK FRANcE.-L1 Presse says:-The quan.
ty Of specie in Paris has this week increased bv about
00o 600 francs On the other hand. it has fallen or
in the branches to the extent Of 100000 francs The
total OF the metallic reserve now amounts to 339 O0o1O
francs The notes in circulation both in Paris aud ia
Paris they have decreased by than Gao 900 francs
during the past week: but in the departments they
have increased by about 10000 GOO francs The account
current Of the Treasury has risen to 2SoooO00 francs
(rom 260OO0O0 francs 1t is to he observed however,
that the balance struck the of the day
which the payment Of the half yearly dividends
mences. The English papers have Just published a
statement from which 1t appears that the average cir
cuation Of banking establishments in England ex-
ceeds by about double, the circulation Of all our
(French) banks together. amounting to S27 900 900
francs. The deposits in the bank vaults amount to
424 900 600 francs Thus while in England the depo
sits hardly amount to moety Of the credit circula
ton, in France TINY will soon represent the total
amount Of the notes issued-London Times, June 20.
Our German Correspondence.
BERLIN, June 20, 1s49.
Movements Of the National Assembly y Triumph Of The
Enemies Of Liberty-The Insurection Of Baden-Sae-
eeaes Of The Government Troops-THe German League;
&c, &c.
In despite of all manifcstoes, procsmsons appeals
and protests the National Assembly has been Obliged
to quit Stutgsrd, and has been exed from Wurtem-
berg together with the regency Before its departure
1t had resolved to meet again at Karlsruhe, and
csrdng to the latest accounts, part OF tho members
have already arrived in that city The game never
tbeless In which the National Assembly has played
the principal part must be regarded plete-
ly We are at the present moment at the finale
Of q revolution and Whatever movements may take
place hereafter this revolution in which the National
blv he Al Il. g..
The suppression Of the instruction In Baden which
is taking place Is about to complete the triumph
of the enemies Of liberty, for the present
The military operations against the Grand Duohy
have commenced with decisive victory the part of
the Prussisn troops the insurgents On the ga
instant battle took place near Waghausel in Baden
in which the insurrectionsry forces under Mieras-
lawsky, defeated and driven back the Prussians
advancing as far as Mannheim and Heidelberg aud
taking possession of these cities Several divisions OF
the Prussan army have already pas.et the Neck
err Little resistance has been offered by Mannheim
and Heidelberg though the latter by It's fortified po
sition might have easily held out time In Man
helm the civic guard and regiment of Baden troops
took part for the Prussaa and caused the surrender
Of the city. The PrusiAn forces advancing
Karlsruhe II is beloved that tho capital will offer
but weak resistance, as part OF the citizen, Ia,
declared themselves against the provisional govern
and the revolutionary party s completely discouraged
II reported yesterday that the provision govern
ment had fled, but. up TO the present moment this
has not been confirmed The occupation of Karlsruhe
by the Prusian troops however Is looked forward C.
an event which must now take place In day or tS).
With It, tn. campaign will se ended the insurgents
will probably dispense altogether aud the Russians
clamation, which has been issued by the Prince Of
Prussia declares the whole Of Baden In state
and threatens all Who take part against the Prusssn
troops with martial law great number OF arrests of
insurgents have already been made Ia Manheim aud
Heidelberg They will all b. tried by courts martial
At the battle Waghsu-. the number of pris
made BY the frusssns stated to be very considerable
though the whole loss Of the insurgents IA Ut yet
knowp, On the sidp " the frusssu trops on, fsrty
have been Killed 1he forces Under Aiiers Esty c1n
sisted Of nine battaons Of Baden troops whilst those
Of the sremy only the half Of that number Mie-
rosawsky has fed with part Of the troops into the
mountains Of the Oden valid
According to the latest gence the head quarters
Of the Prince Of Prussia has been removed 60 Roth
Prince Frederick Charles who has been slightly wound
ed, at fight which took place Germ srzneim
the ralz 3 about 20 join the FRINGE a frusia rhe
whole rfaiz Is ia possession of the troops About six
thousand Of the insurgents have retired into Dslen
and learn by the latest sdyices reached karls-
rhue Besides this, telegrsphic despatch vas re-
ceiv,d by the to-day from the seat Of war
announcing that another division OF frussiaa troops
under General Hirschfed had met with body Of foar
thousan1 insurgents near Upstadt. In Baien. aud
gained complete victory GENERAL ifrschfeid had
taken possession of the city Of Bruchsal TIE way
Karlsruhe The latter capital IL to b. attacked ~ the
same time by different divisions Of troops, which
advancing tOvsrdsit.
Whilst the OF Baden, by the Fru4sta1
will shortly be completed aud revolution IA Testern
Germany terminated by the armed intervention of
Russia the question. at the present moment, most pro-
ninent. is .-Ni the States recognize this position
Prussia has assumed in Gernany, and will they give
their adhesion t. the Prussan leagucl with thr
ception of Austria. Bavaria, wirtenberr ant several
the smaller States the others have ali since BY their
dcrc agents at this court officially ucte1 thsir Ia
teLtOn to join the league. Their Declarations, hJs-
ever have all been given on one condition fnis CO..
dtion clause Is that the legislatures of the dnercat
States To rstfy the adhesion OF the governments.
Lven Saxouy aud Hanover have mad this prOviso.
Nevertheless this ratification will under existing cir-
cumstspces not be given by any German Legislature.
The feeling against rus-isn supremacy at tn present.
moment ~ stronger than ever has been throughout
Germany The acceptance Of the constitution issusd
by Prussia the part Of the States for the present,
Tut n conditional one. After the suppression ~
luton shalt p,werfl opposition rise against
Prussia and probably second league healed by Aus
tra aud Bavaria The two latter States have refu ed
TO enter upon all the propositions which have lately
been made by frusss The Bavarian minister, Won
Pfordeu who had been sent TO Neuua To receive the
declaration 81 the Austrian government aud to
mupicae Il with that " Bavaria 20 the Prussan 90
vernment, has arrived here Austria declines to
cept any terms by which IL, approach 60 the
Prussisn league we're rendered possible Bavaria
though willing TO send deputies TO the house Of
r.preseptativcs In the MON, refuses to recognise
Prussia ~ the head Of the confederation. VI. Yon
Ifordten has now left for GOtha, where the nee Ma
tious Assembly consisting principally OF smbsrs OF
the former Frankfort Assembly. Is TO meet to-day
Among these mesabers will be present the two great
celebrities Of German ststesmaushp. Nr. Won Gassrn
aud Mr. Dahlman Though this Assembly ~,ll repre-
cent great part of the first authorities In Gernsn
learning and ~ looked upon by many 80 the esiy post
bic mediator in the present confused sste Of German
Affairs II not likely IL will play an important part or
assume any character but that OF deliberstng upon
the political II that assembly once ou fe to-
The trial by court martial Of the political prisoners
who arrested here last month tcok place tgo days
| ago The sentences ptonouaced against them
for having taken part In . meeting which had been
held for IRRESPONSIBLE purposes One wa condemns TO
one year. and the others to three mouths imPrison-
mcnt.