Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-22
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German parliament ut Erlurt, and that in
the despatch containing the protest the
Austrian government alluded To the proba-
bility of armed Interference by Austria in
tha affairs of Germany. The same tele-
graphic account stated that the Prussian
Government had answered the Austrian
despatch by declaration that Prussia
would maintain her position. These ac-
counts have been substantially confirmed.
4 letter from Berlin, to the Morning
Chronicle, says: . At the end Of October,
Prince Schwarzenburg, in despatch to
the Prussian government, pointed out the
dangers that were likely to arise from the
convocation Of this Parliament, insisting
on the revolutionary tendencies to which
it would give birth, and Oh the reaction that
would be felt, not only in the Austrian
States, but in Prussia likewise
On the 30th October, Prussia replied
that she had duly weighed all those con-
siderations, butthat more elevated and pres
sing motives urged her to persevere in the
plan. As regards real dangers, she would
know how to meet them. Austria has now
gone a step farther, and has formally pro-
tested against the convocation of the Par
lament. If | am well informed, and |
have reason to believe that / am, the last
despatch addressed by Prince Schwartzen-
burg to the PrBssian government, lnsInu-
ates that even should the case require 1t,
Austria will not hesitate 10 have recourse
IN an armed intervention Behold us once
more ON the eve of a serious conflict.
Cabinet Council was held the day be-
fore YESTERDAY. The council first adopted
the Election Law of the Parliament
Each State will introduce such 1nodifica-
lions as It's organization may require. The
Cabinet Council was then occupied with
the reply TO the Austrian note. The min
is,rv adopted most important resolution.
4 despatch, in reply to that of Prince
Schwartzenburg, has already been sent 10
Count Bonsdorff, the Prussian Envoy at
Vienna Prussia, in this document, main
tains. with energy, her right to carry out
the limited tederation-a right formerly
Guaranteed. To the Austrian's despatch
of armed interference, Prussia replies that
she awaits 1t.
Accounts from Berlin Of the oath ult.,
state that after debate of several days, the
uDDer chamber had declined to return to
the old constitution. They divided no less
than sixteen times, eight OF which were by
name.
The CoIogue Gazette announces, IN
ielegraphic message from Berlin, that the
hing has signed the law for the election OF
REPRESENTATIVES to the German parliament,
TO be assembled at Erfurt.
FRANCE.-PariiamGafary Dtspute8.-
The personal quarrels OF the members OF
the legislative assembly terminated III more
than halfa dozen duels, and have occupied
the chief attention Of the Parisians during
The week. NJ Pierre Bonaparte has fig
ured in as many as three or four Of these
encounters. None Of the contests have
ended fatally, but they have increased to
such a degree that the government threat
ems to stop them by very stringent laws.
ATTEMPT TO ABRoGATE UNIVERSAL
ST-FFRAGE.-The mOdlts Operu1ldl OF mod
living the constitution Is still the ncreas-
mo- subject of discussion. 1t Is now sng-
rested to change the legislative assembly
into constituent body, by the addition Of
I5O members. and this new body be M
vested mifh the pOlcer Of etectn'g ne
Preside7a of extending the term of his
Office to such a period as may nt'0td the
g,ecessity Of frequent appeal TO o''rfrsoI
suffrage.
THE AUSTRIAN AND PRUssIAN DIFFIcrL-
TY.-ConsiderabIe alarm has prevailed du-
ring the week, in consequence OF the IN
crossing unsatisfactory state Of the relations
between Austria and Prussia.
TrRKEY.-From Constandnople the
news only confirms the previous pacific
course Of events. 1t issconfdeniIy stated
that the British feet has received orders
10 withdraw from the Dardanclles, and
that it Is indeed by this time at Malta
Nothing further has transpred respect
ing the whereabouts of the Polish ana
Hungarian fugitives.
The Russian Ambassador, VI. Iltot,
has once more been admitted to an inter
view with the Grand Vizier, and dlR!lo-
matte relations may be presumed to be
renewed between Russia and the Porte.
The Russian minister was excessively
annoyed by the presence OF the BntIsh
feet in the Dardanel#s, which he declared
= violation Of the treaty, and has, II IS SAID,
refused to enter into negotiation until the
English shall have quilted the SuaIts,~
The Vienna correspondent OF the D0tty
Netcs, writing on the 2lst ult., says, Let
tcrs Of the l0th from Constantinoplc men
ton fresh subjects Of dispute between Rus
sIa and Turkey, IN consequence Of the en-
crgy with which the united diplomacy OF
England and France has followed up It's
victory on the refugee question. It's said
that the Porte is also determined. at the
expiration Of the stipulated term. to with
draw those concessions i'll favor Of Russian
commerce. over other nations, which at
present exist
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