New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10

ferlre al d.-erfI.f- uHt"ffN It"' -f
M. and The single ates or their repre'enta'''.
Pu..ia seems lsttsrly inclined 10 sct entirely i"'F
,enseut,y sad 70 ignore altogether ue provision" cen
p 49, o, rather 10 take ilst par, t'e.l Iais "ss
- ty the srf.i.t.e. concluded Hi.h Denmark %"
a.loh - also by the msurer Of - interference 10
g.ds The n.tcason Of the armisiice siin d. enilaiA
.si,a ba. Il spDesred 10 ile prusslaa >0asaf-ts'
- 81, the frst lev .ues ite vi'"s oi ff4'''a
...,.,,ing the central power. A'sumios tnai VIII
=. 1,..olu,ioo Of the Sstlonal Assein'.y tae cen
-, ,o,s.r had Iost - legal spbere 81 aeN'n
,,e P,o.san Goycrarnen;, having suffered more
,,.n soy n the ot0crs by the Danish Ma co-4l ~,
II, con..oaeace 0t the ,,nfntary want ci az o's''
.., ,ae German UniDn. hesitate 70 i.-e 'Ae N.'"
a. De.e. into IL own band. and mu-, "o" cApe-' r'l
...,o,e taat the remaining German GoFerf menH VINO
have iaken an active part ia t.s MAR VII s.'o e.e
ta.ir ss.ent 70 the arrangement t,ls made
,,oy, the nature of th. treaty and tee bass Of tne
n.,o,.s,ions for peace sha.l ,c s.eat A. yo1 ~a.
,f,s4v 10 acquainted Nth fhen when you see TIE.
Rat must ,-l you s,ou, ihe Impressions odlcea oy
,bi.aet Tne.e independently ,i me msarY 'o Ger
nan arms near Ffedefico were slrescy bad and c"'-
,oly we're not improved oy tte report % the AIMS
,ics con- ~ slrno.' snu.ia4e ous.y V.,l t-e oinT
news. E.peciay grsat the .adl sns,on and bitter
r.. II isc..agia the -nesuis q ,en camp hen -
brave ,rooys fouod that they would loee no chance "
sveoains tno scars received a. Frederca
Batnow itise great cue ion whether Sch-f7"'s
Hols,en val not con lnuo the war against Drhi"''~
"a Iis own account TIE Government u no D1,'''''
in most dighed document adcfess"d TO ih' ifu'
prrsfert e Ministry, has cxpesed rs I5 5'e'' 'Do'
n. Pfuss.an Representafive should have "i'"ea '1
SCI 10 "a led 70 the closing u contract shee'"s ''
,ynt. Of the Duobies thus fresUppo' ng ifem U "e
bound - . former bAss Of peace tnat Of eD 8 "h'eA
tai long snce been recalled - The Centfal power tno
s'.o oore.uopo.ing their G.. 1sent 70 hi, basic
tn, Government will act 10 perfectly good un.er.
,sndipg with tho people If how, before it devote'
ali &, mower. % ths protection OF the rgh;s Of .hr
,ouutrv Supported oy this document, the Assembly
- scblevlg declares the contract closed by Prussia
a. no, binding upon the Duches and promises 70 sup
o, the rights Of the country By all the force and al
,,e means io ~ power. lt believes the consent Of
c,,.i, 70 these contracts impossibty. as long ss
.,o.. Of rizht and honor exists among the German
peoDe And ia reality, tho Brunswick and Wuftem
bp,, As.enbies have already expressed their com
d4nc, 10 their respective Governments that the later
will not Only with Tie Provisional Central Power -ut
also with those staies participating in the wal against
Denmark, work toward the prcsergsion Of the unsal.
lied homer Of Germany in this affair. May Heaven
grantiti
tus now proceed from the North 10 the South TO-
ward Baden, where the arms stained with ctzens
blood are also At rest Baden. with the exception o.
tue fortress Of Rssiadt s entirely conquered sta
no, as the dates old give you descriptions Of the
i,cidsnts and Of the In that region. Upon
tbe whole this revolution. which wss commenced with
90 much enih usasm has met with an unfortunate end
ing which may be- sscribed to internal divisious sno
the various snd opposite directions ana aims Of the
movements. These could no longer be called pure
the Writings Of the leader Brcf ano show us sad spe
cmen Of those elements which were orer,hrown IN
the struggle tor the Constitution Yet we cannot deny
tue bravery aud endurance Of the insurgents, which
they displayed previous 10 the operations against 'h'
Murg line bat from that day forward we ind nothing
but desertons Of leaders well ss whole bodies O
men Pursued by the troops at their heels they s"ugh
place Of ssf,fy in switzerland nearly 1000 h.'
thther
According 10 a resolution Of the Diet under date o
the 1871 the following are to be Immediately ordere
70 leave tLe preciuis Of Switzerland J All he po
hucal and military chiefs who participated in tho lAi
in-urrsctions IN the Palai ate sud IN Bsd'h' such
Brentsns Zfz, suuvc. Gogs Werner. Minovl'w'sy
sigel, Blenker Which, Metieroich, &c. All VIII
participated in the Baden affair OF September last
namely Heinlen. Nef. &c sc 1hese severe measure
OF sNltfefian0 dft 10 DC teIftloiil h''iAD'" 80 '
serious and urgent Representations Of Prussia
Baden will probably be occupied for some time b,
Pruss.an troops its own army corps have been die
solved by order Of the Grand Duke, who stil renein
IN Msyepce The only corps sim in existence are The
fourth squadron Of the second Dragons, iormi h'
garrison Of Landau snd the 1t bsttshon o. the IA
Infantry. which remains IN schlcswig and iolsieh
All sooiers and officers who Joined the revolutouar,
~, hmm tiaf.
Martial
The fortress of Ras,sdt has not been surrendered
and no severe siege or bombsrdmeni has as yet take
placs; but an early surrender Il expected, cthe
through hunger or conviction. Say conviction IL
cause few days ago two delegates lofI the fortress
who desired to convince themselvcs by actual observe
ton Of the state Of thngs Their wishes we're granl
Cd and in ther Journey through the upper country
they must have become convinced that al Baden es
cent their own fortress in the hands Of the enemy
and that further considering the scarcity
provisions--must be sheer madness This depuisuo
has already returned to the fortress the commanoe
is the Grseian officer Tedeman, son Of the professor
the same name at Heidelberg
The arrival Of Hecker IN Europe created great sui
prise he su remains At Strass5ure' and could not se
foot upon German ground. He came for the pfesen
pod facAr1 and will soon return to America win hi
family.
To exhibit to you the Intervention OF ? us'is In u
den and its position TO the central power (Which r.
ludcd TO above) shall give you the following extract
Toe Pre.dent Of the Ministry Of the Central Power
W.ugenstein on the I'd addressed Prince v Pna1'
the question whether the latter for the purpose {
strrns thenins General Peucker, desired 10 hsve corr
OF Austrian troops. which was concentrated near 81
gen, The acceptance Of this offer might have Pr
vented much pundering by the insurgents The Pr'
thcreupon wrote TO the Hessan Lieutenant Genera
Prince Wittgtpstein. (not the Presidcnp that only
consequence Of direct requisiuou BY the BAcen Co
eminent be considered It his duty 10 paciiy Baden, ST.
that be had sufficient for the purpose that u
Baden covernm nt should Al the time have apple
~ other powers MAS perfectly unknown 10 him shoH
the Prusnan Government need the aid OF Aus'rl'
troop. elsewhere II would De perfectly natural that Il
Klns Of Prussia IN consideration OF toe ntnsie iren
shin betwesn both Courts. should difeeuy apply
Vienna even as Austris in similar sisuauon would q
ply at Berlin.
To ths the Presd, Mt replies by sending copy Of q
reoui.iuon Of the BADEN Government, Of the 9'ia
Nav and that the troops cOncent sted In oonscquen'