The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

drinking houses here the hustrans Prussians and
varians taking side and the Wurtemberg and Darn
stadt men the other. On occasion, burgher, in
trying to raise a wounded man, run through the
body and killed on the spot Above dozen burghers
and soldiers wounded burgher in thirteen diff
ferent places II is becoming unsafe to walk through
the streets OF an evening so much bitterness OF feeling
and so much that approximates to INSTRUMENTATION Is
beginning to show itself among the military.
This is fully confirmed by letters Of the 18th.
| THE LATEST FROM FRANKFORT.
FRAEKFoRr, May 15-11 PM
! Our news from Baden confirms my intelligence Of
| yesterday. The Grand Duke is secretcd not many
military (say 1000 out Of 10000 have dispersed to
their own homes. Their behaviour has been in null
have gone by twentes and thrties into inns demand
ed food and wine gratis, and afterwards, have gone
muskets they rode until all the ball cartridges had
been expended
In the Palanate the 18th is to be the critical day
monster meeting being fixed for that date Thus Ra.
particularly wished the commissary If sent to
be there without moments delay. Great dissension
The partisans of the republic hope that Republic
Of the Upper Rhinen comprising Baden Hesse Darn
stadt, the Bavaran Palatinate. Wuremberg and Mas
sau, may be formed very shortly but there
very heterogeneous elements to be reconced before
the plan can be carried out Besides one now has
any idea of the what the when of things Perhaps
the has the best chance provided the As
eom%say expected from Prussia is to- bring r"a nro 1ne
sails favorable to amcable adjustment of differences
From the little that has TRANSFERRED it would that
the King OF Prussia has agreed to acknowledge the
constitution, provided graduated scale of elective
right be substituted for the right of direct and unver
sal sufrage and that he also insists the absolute
veto and the institution called the Council of the En-
Pre Thus the body polite is to be half empire and
1t is expected that at least 10000 people will have
met at Nuremburg to-day in favor Of the constitution,
that the meeting will propose an ultimatu to the
King squadron left Frankfort to fetch fresh artil
ery this morning The city is quiet, the Austrians
having been confined all day to their barracks and very
| few soldiers being visible in the streets.
MAY 1s-7AM
The night has passed quietly.
The latest adyices from Berlin to the 18TH in
clusively.
The Prussian State Gazette OF the 18TH publishes the
following royal ordonnance countersgned by the minis
tiers, and dated at Charlottenburg on the 18th
s%sy Of iEanaort elected FrS.sp asssrdns tho
aonnsnss Of the llh April last extinct, Ar pre-
onal Assembly frankfort and they shall be to
Abs lain from any part any future deliberations of
| The ordonnance is preceded by report from the
ministers to the king in which they endeavor to estab
ton to promulgate the constitution without the con-
sent OF inc governments no longer legally represent
is at end They add, that cannot be- hoped that
the Assembly can cooperate eiectually In regula
ton of the affairs Of Germany and they declare that
its resolutions Prussian Intervention in Saxony are
| most hostile to Prussia.
The accounts from the western portions of westpha
lia and from the Rhenish Provinces. especially within
the subregency Of Dusseldorf still unsatisfactory
Dusseldorf kept in order by strong garrison been
restored to comparative tranquility, acting under the
authority of martial law. But at Eberfcdt, Neuss,
Fuhrt, and Gladbach, most populous neghborhood,
the instruction is general and active and for the
ment deGes the military power insufficient in numbers
to act efcaciousy on so many points An attempt was
by military intervention but the factory workpeople
and proetares led and excited by the democratic
emssaries which abound at Dusseldorf and its vicinity
repealed the weak detachment after short skirmish
and simultaneously proceeded to erect barrcades and
to plumber the house of the senior burghermastsr NJ.
| de Carnap.
| This town. whose population now exceeds so 600
souls, and whose streets are narrow and well adapted
cratic organ Of Berlin az to be in,pregnable On.
barricade attracts general attention. 1t is entirely
posed Of the luxurious furniture Of the expelled de
Carnap. Between sofas and arm chairs placed the
silver candlesticks and table service"
| BAVARIA.
Neustadt and Spire are in open instruction; barri-
cades have been erected. The Prussian troops were
unable to enter Spre The Bavarian soldiers have
jected the officers, and have made with
| the people.
Tie Minister of Finance, Aschenbrenncr. and the
Minister of the Interior, Won Forster, have both ten
| dered their resignation,
The city and fortress of Landau have been declared
in state Of siege, and all foreigners have been
| obliged to quit the city.
THE REVOLT AT DRESDEN.
Official advices have been received of the complete
termination Of the struggle at Dresden. after
days conflict during which the rebels fought with
| degree OF perseverance and resolution worthy Of
better The total loss Of the Prussans has been
two officers wounded and four killed and fort -four
non commissioned officers and prvates killed-a num-
Der incredibly small considering the crcums stances.
The Saxon loss has been snd is stated at
seven officers, and ninety killed and wounded The
| The Prussian government
DRESDEN, May 0, 1910.
The whole Alstadt fell this morning into the hands
Of the troops, which, having driven the rebels from
street TO street. and house to house into the Post
Office Ia large building with square courts) the neigh
| boring Kreuzkirche Church of the Holy Cross) aud
into portion of the Altmarket. made preparations for
storming the first At dawn this measure was carried
into effect after entrance had been battered down
with pounders and the whole Of the rebel defenders
shot or bayoneted This being effected, the church
| anAa hafnr o,n Af.
bned troops In full possession of every other por
ton of the old town. where they received by the
unfortunate Inhabitants as friends and deliverers A
| small portion of the insurgents and, Of course,
among them the So called provisional government,
troeps bv which thew were surrounded auS to
escape from the city. They have taken the road
leading to Freiberg in the direction of the noun
tans Cavalry has been sent in pursuit. IL is sup
posed these desperate men will either attempt to induce
the Freibergers to revolt seek to the Bohemian
| frontier The union between the Saxon and Prussan
troops has been perfect. The Prussan General Hoe-
ben, arrived with LOO and eight field pieces from
Gorlitz ria Bautzen, during the forenoon The rebel
| burgher guard commander Heintze, has been taken
and will dc tried by courtmartal The troops put to
death almost every man taken with arms In his hands
but they have nevertheless captured many prisoners
and great quantities of arms and ammunition. The
picture gallery has tufered but less than might have
been anticipated. The cele brated Virgin by Murills
and fne Eeubens, are among the works of art most
injured The damage done to the city-for which
Frankfort should be held responsible in person and
pocket as it is cupable and responsible moraliy-is
immense But at this moment it is impossible to give
details.
Austria ana Hungary.
The latest advices from Vienna, 10 the 18th of
May. letter dated the eth, says
The Emperor Francis Joseph, appeared yesterday for
the first time since his accession within the walls OF his
ancient capital After attending field mass, and
viewing fifteen battaliens OF troops gIacis
his majesty rode through the town and into the burgh
Of his ancestors He then from his horse aud
drove to Schonbrunn The reclamation he met with
pretty general and would doubtless have been moro
hearty and vocerous but for the presence Of the Rus
sian General Berg who occupied prominent place in
his staff. This public avowal Of The cordiaie
checked the ardor Of the ricats The ensemble was
fine and the soldiers dehcd with precision to the
sound Of their own music. The youthful emperor
looked well bis counenance betraypg carnestness
Of character beyond his years lie was dressed In the
unfoi ~ OF an Austrian geneI al and mounted fine
horse, which he sat gracefully The day was warm and
sunshiny, which drew crowds In the afternoon the
palace gardens Of Schonbrunn the Versailles of Vienna
petit. The emperor qu'on dit, will set for
Hungary in dry or two to watch the coming struggle
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