The New York herald., 1849-05-28
ONE WEEK IN EUROPE.
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The Details Of the News brought bv
the Caledonia.
HIGHLY IN6PoRTATrT.
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opening Of the European Campaign for lS49.
Approach Of the Great Struggle
BETWEEN
MONARCHY AND REPUBLICANISM,
De-, &C., &c,

MONARCHY AND REPUBLICANISM,
&C., &C.. SC.
The steamship Caledonia, arrived at Boston
early yesterday forenoon, and her mails, in
including parcels and correspondence reached
ths city yesterday Our intelligence from Europe, it
will be seen, is TO the moment of the departure of
the Caledonia from Liverpool.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday Night, May IL, 1s49
IruMph of Free Trsde-Defcat of the Pro-
. uctionists-Defent OF the French mt Rome
-InsurI ectiOh at Dresden, <Gc.-Vlolent
Debate In the French hAssembly-Critical
State of Europe, sc. So.
THE NAVIGATION LAWS.
After two nights Of heightened debate in which all
he leading members Of the House of Lords part,
he second reading Of the Navigation b in favor
f free trade passed by majority of 10 The de-
pate is one Of such interest that abstain giving
you condensed summary; but send two papers with
the debate in full for to make your selections
On Change commercial had so nicely calc
the result, that the second reading produced little sem
,ation Had the second reading been rejected, Lord
Johns ministry would have gone out and we should
have had u Stanley government.
THREATENING ASPECT ON THE CONTINENT
The huctuation In the funds during the week ha =
been very great the unsettled state Of Germany and
the continent generally contributing to heavy fall in
public securities. have strained my mental vision to
ahom if possible the depths of the present
polite al atmosphere; but in vain can end to
The that has commenced in Europe is not
rising which can be put down by strong hand for
il Of opinions it is Of the people against
those who have hitherto been their masters it is
fearful struggle. All Germany is on the of civil
gwar and France will Il hope may be "
her revolution. There is spirit abroad in Europe,
(which armed force quell. Thousands will be
sin but like the dragons blood in the table, every drop
that iais breeds hundreds Of fighting But to the
"details
liz IMPORTANT FROM PRJISsIA
mentioned in my last that the King Of Prussia had
iehnitively refused to accept the Imperial Crown of
kiermany. He has gone further-he has thrown his
go,e in the face Of the Central Power at Frankfort ap
pesled his -sovereigns offered to form a league
He has addressed the following circular to the re-
pective gov ernments Of the German States: -
naS.s n
Lime 10 make dehnvs declaration on the German
This having the mist wishing
fell % du' to on ,hs s and 2sd in
% n nas'y to The %
deayea
some som Of the mot having declared
hs enclosed beng copy # the
Gated TO tie National Assembly.
1n S & to The % the .s
ion OF his Majesty need further explanation.
his %
the German feaera States and to his dsneresed mo-
At m time ws
ntertans th hope governmcn equally
unity and concentrated must be satisfied af
& G as am mpraS as
Ever, reasonable and the Pruss,an
reaIs the In declaration sent Frankfort,
onai assmby TO rstrac from the path into which Il had
d to T Vii % snt If the ehn m
would have been desirable for the tranquility Of
+ as1 Of Il .he chances there Of ri:
eif te for tie contrary as also that if the Ns
Hsssnfy remains ,Yist,"siey dI@ e t.
aiiina duty ,he government Germany
xh'n
The Piuesian is prepared to do so to
Conhang fully in this approval Of the healthy and honest
erf1y 70 Oppose all rsvcnsionay and destructive attempts,
the danrr @ me- 70 M aS Ps s I
whenever and in such the occasion require
that T. /: time ssop rsySH'iSn in But
onn H the h poor
IT.. Of the public This end cannot be attained BY passive
In despatch of the Sd the govern
pointed how it proposed attaining the end
S9S @ s Of This .s nss Tssp% hss
i. Germany refused to participate the deliberations
laying aside they s SSs'
Fransfor . accept constitution decided upon.
70 ds that Sse srms that I'M
taken in the o The % w enter
tithcr ny epe-
a envoy by giving instruct their ambassadors
an % wn S
yewt and to propose measures te carry them out
Ka y oP 81 S1 the w iGp Sy % sas assS 10 Of his M M e.
operation may be relied upon towards obtaining Che de-
me riussan government always firmly convinced
that for the constitution Germany ain all the
eo-opsra,on the governments and rcprssenta
and will re ss & Should all
operation ths Assembly PRESENT
much tho the calling the German
German naon PSiS
he po viii ase to mi
uaany Of rs legal Operation; The project q such
Assembly putting aside only those destructive elements
tbe%.elSs It viii BE- ased on eria and united eSe
an in the
.sr,iss @ SsAt shsss @ principle may
nnite striving the great SGc. view and from
.sed o., will be brought forth which the two cham
Diet Ssr to re
;anet'on. -.
mens tend plenipotentiaes give instructions to
without delay to take another step in advance In
tsisnsdl GSn.: j., BEANpENPyyRG9I SroE n y,a9sI.,
Berlin, April 2s, 1910 u ''' '''A' "
Scarcely this issued, when an opportunity offered
itself for him 20 keep his word.
TIE TERRIBLE FIGHTING AT DRESDEN, BREsLAu, AND
LEIPsIc.
The Saxony government refused to acknowledge tho
constitution promulgated by Frankfort and dissolved
its Chambers The people at Drcsden barricades
were erected, and terrible fight commenced between
the people and the military. The King fed; n provi-
sional government was established, and for moment
the city in the hands Of the people The King Of
Prussia Immediately sent 600 men to put down the in
surrecton. The insurrection commenced on the Sd,
VIII. the arsenal stormed.
The Cologne papers publish the following details Of
the events of the 4th and 9th instant -
DRESDEN, NEusrApr, May a. IL A. M.
The King embarked this morning, at half past A.
NJ, board steamer for Konigstein. Until ten A. Nj.
bridge free and took advantage of this to
n visit to the inuer town. In front Of the Catholic
Church the square resemblcd camp six pec es OF ar
tilery were drawn up and strong detachment OF