The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09

tons will select the departments in preferences to the
capital SO that there will be almost Immediately ten
vacancies in the representation of Paris, and
quently reproduction of all the excitement attending
election in the pital. t.ss~,i,a
M Ledru Rolln who in the opinion Of many, a short
time since, would not have been returned to the next
Assembly at all, is returned for i've departments.
Gen Changanier OF the extreme opposite color is
turned for three Napoleon Bonaparte. of Jerome
who lately opposed his cousin the President in vo-
lent manner and who represents another faction, is
also returned for three departments. Felix Pyat the
red republican and socialist is also returned for three
dopar tment. NJ o. Barrot differing in his policy from
all these is returned for two departments. NJ Leon
faucher, agant whom the late vote of the Chamber
was Illuminated, and who was hurled from power in
consequence, has been very nearly returned for two
depai being actually returned for the Marine,
and having had 100000 votes for Paris.
Ii was confidently expected that the Prince de Join
vile would have been returned, but the Prince having
authorized declaration to be published that he would
accept the honor until the decree of exile against
his family was revoked has lost his election.
Our Herlin Correspondence.
The Progress Of affairs in Germany.
BERLIN, May 90, 1349
The movements on the Rhine, in Prussia Bavaria and
Baden have already tho character of an orra
nzed revolution They not merely the
outbreaks of popular dissatisfaction in all the principal
cities Of western Germany, in consequence of the nom
recognition of the constitution by the different govern
ments and the disapprova Of the acts of
Assembly. but, man, the whole population of
that part of the country has risen, is preparing
Germany all classes and parties the peasants and CT
items those in the service Of and those
out of it, and even the military, throughout Rhe
nish Prussia and Bavaria, the Grand Duchy Of Ba-
den, and many sof the smaller states have declared
themselves in favor Of the instruction, and
prepared to take an active part in it. To be
not all have the same object in view; there
publicans and red republicans radicals nd conserya-
tives and again. such who only wish to establish the
unity of Germany with the least possible change of the
existing order Of things but all united in point
viz: that they determined to support the National
Assembly at all hazards 1t is impossible to say as yet
how far this revolution will go whore it will end and
which party will take the lead whether the republic
will be the banner under which the present movement
stop at the foot Of the thrones which like the pyra-
mids Of old Egypt, still are to stand in Europe the
upon the resistance which the governments viii Of.
fer to the progress Of revolution this resistance
will! be forcibe one, and there is every to
the governments will succeed with the assistance of
the foreign armies who have already invaded Ger
many, in suppressing the movements. In the first
case shall doubtless have republic in the latter
the rule of despotism over this country will have be-
fat accompk. According to all, however have
been able to ascertain, ron the most authentic
sources of the movements on the Rhine and in Baden
up to the latest moment, attempts to proclaim the
republic have as yet met with any among the
majority Of the people; and unless the governments
will hurry on complete breach between the Princes
ments with armed force, it is not likely that tho
Germans for the present, will 60 farther than
by the Naon. The strong AVERSION
which exists in this country against socialism
and the modern doctrine of French philosophy is
the principal cause that the republic, which, unfor-
tunately, is generally regarded as identical with the
red republic has not yet gained more adherents
the conservative classes But in the present state OF
things, can tell what may occur shortly. The
crisis has just attained its height The National As
sembly in reply the summons of the Prussian gov
eminent to its deputies has declared that
illegal 1t has further passed vote Of want Of coma
dence to the ministry which, after the resignation Of
Yvweser; and lastly 1t has dcposed the central power
itself because had acted in concert with the govera
graphic despatch received here by the government
yesterday evening, the Assembly has resolved to elect
the empire with The title Of imperial stadthoder The
Stakeholder is to take the oath upon the constitution
and is to require ALI In the service OF government to
do the same He Is to remain in Office until the Empe
ror of Germany will BIO defutvey elected. Until the
meeting Of the first German Reichstdg the Assembly
assumes all the rights appcrtanng to the Reichsias
according the constitution In consequence these
resolutions, the Prussian government as have just
john the effect that he should maintain his position
at the head Of the central government until the de-
rent governments Of Germany had come to some
luton An army Of 60 600 men, am told at the same
time, consisting Of Hanoyeans and Prussans who are
being concentrated near Frankfort, will be placed at
lions to the Archduke John had already been
given by the government here to the effect that he
ipsurrection at Frankfort and according to the latest
accounts from that city the state of excitement
such that whilst write this it Is not unlikely these
instructions have already been acted upon For
the purpose Of putting down the revolution all the c
ties on the Rhine and in Baden including Frankfort
will 1t is believed long, be declared in state OF
siege. In this capital within the last few days, mar
al law has been proclaimed and the state Of siege Is
exercised in the rigorous manner Several Of the
members Of the opposition In the second chamber have
been eblsedto n.y. Mr. Wadeck, the leader Of the OPP
position party has been arrested 1t Is stated for
| treason n
The National Zung the only radical paper here has
been suspended The for the adoption OF these
against every possibility Of an outbreak in this city
aud to cut of intercourse between the radical
party In the capital and in the provinces.
We have intelligence, to- day, that the Emperors Of
Russia and Austria are to meet at Warsaw, for the
purpose of holding conference 1t is believed tAat
the OF this conference 10 agree upon the plan
Of operation to put down revolution in Hungary and
Austria No such plan yet to have been fxed
upon though the vast armies of Russia are daily
pouring into Austria A decisive blow, by the united
Russian and Austrian forces against the Hnngariaus
is mcditated. The latter according to the latest ad-
vices, are advancing with an army Of 10000 men,
under General Dembinski, against the Russians, into
Gallice.
] have Just been informed that the left of the
Frankfort Assembly hns sent deputation to Munich,
TO offer TO the King OF Bavaria the dignity Of imperial
Stakeholder Of Germany 1t is stated that in the event
OF his refusal the King If Wurtcmberg would be will
link to accept the dignity.
The conferences which are being held here between
the Piepipoten,ares OF the different States Of Gerna
ny have yet, failed to bring about agreement on
the constitution ocbogee which is to be issued We
learn from good authority, that the principal difficult
ties are made by Bavaria and Wurtemburg, the latter
having already recognised the German constitution.
Differences also stated to exist Prussia and
saxony Accounts Just received by the Soclock r. NJ.
MAIL rom frankfort state that the 2lst inst, "
members resigned their s.ats In the National Assem-
by and That the Saxon deputies had been recalled by
their government.
The Ministerial Crisis In France.
ltrom Journal Du Havrel
To he the Jota nf