The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26


TOO to engaged the Circssians have seized the o.
portunty afforded by the occupation OF 40 large rus,
.Nersbie army has assembled, and numerous for
trrsses erected by the Russians in the Caucasus A.
by them from the Circassans have been retsksa
Irr f.a ru. Prussia.
OPENING OF CHAMBERS.
The Prussisn Chambers we're opened on the TN n
the White Hal Of the Palace of Berlin, BY Count Bran
deDburg the prime minister, Who standing on the len
Of the throne read the following speech -
Gsa1smenInis Majesty has to the
which gives the 20 proclaim before repre-.
rs',. Of the .S he .s5. y
Ssvsd our duty to oppose with ana ysor
over Prussia and Germany. have sought rs-estsbi
But on the other hand with the ssns rssc
st through rsso,ni.on Of
way iodePrivs and
lies an Indispensable condition for radiance u the wide
which g:
Gern an Federal state w,h the due Tin ths Bxsss
future .s Dsss.s .ls
eaS ~. s"S as
men, o. o. n M.s. The King he. .yoded tn:
and in the 9'sh: and dsvoto.
bring about the political GsrH.sy fro:
i,ss .sI.s@:n The schsis.i ord.r tn:
t s , %n S q g., whion Is.
mission Prussia required saoIinces From YOU xentsmos
.s: ss%'ss 'ss
evanquih.d. known you in what manner fs1 n:
MP &. s open ,sssSn fISsss
msnts upon the ground of existing treaties asd upon
iLs ler has head u the troops led ::
d royal his blood IN their rsaIs The
a s,@ the
que, &c Of es turn which things took s the
dor the ish o. oithat Assembly and used these.
the work of the constitution Compatible witt
the hsnsa. Of The whole and with The rights single psre
q is lead which WI, M name wiz
occurred BY popular with legislative
re sssgfs M Ter Of ali German oountss
erihcss aie demanded from Prussia any Gsrmaa
bic The Of truly fdsrs1 ss.
For this formation Of such Federal State nssotions
governments The results concerning whioH
before the cis%Sss the Ss5s sSa ss:a 81 n:
RAJ 81 Upright and friend.
order the people our eassvoss VIII
half hi: year. hsa been mixed up With the au ssh 81
shs ss DELAY . way to a.s q"
the Chambers will in this be followed By good
s:s;sT; law that %sdiss.:sa
,hs Second PIu'si:n Ch.pbsr chosen
NAY 49, Of This The yielded an us-
sn ws s, <, has hss bee" 81 '
the pure influence Of party intrigue has bees
voters the sbrapt co1tradctioa has BEEN resonses in
hss the Of s.'.1;' ,s.Fs A.ss.
these new slss.or., regulations ds~snaed the .s-
ger psr, % b. s direct -a.': i.nb::
M q: 81 .:.
the ground, Of our conduct in special doounss
s ssis.: II; ss
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iss M ~ S sIs .sS p H:
sss sSsss :ss h ss 81 s' Win :
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OF 70 time nh: S.
the upon sroend Of Ar, o Of she Con-
p prop ,sa s:' 70 g. s
ton = :Ie.. measures. will T.ssas win ssss =.
hal lag % eGss the Ss'Es,5 e. II 1,sst
their frat conversation be repessed this
extraordinary circumstances may regard. with satsfso-
t,es ard r.nqul,y The stale = our finances. The seus.y
Ss rH uis 70 s.sG hs.
The order ssss sprsssriSa. ..s..
Tis public wors, hay. ned in,srraros
lated 20 employ nary industrious hsad. in profitable
occupation. In the foreign relations Of Prussia
judicial alteration has occurred BY the conclusion
der the mediation Of 6roAt Britain, OF armistioe.
and provisional conditions Of peace with Denmark, .
way has been entered uron Cor putting stop
which, apart from possible Complications with
powers laid upon the German sersh and Baltic
heaviest and in the lena Rtosrahie sacrifices while 10
required under the given circumstance
expenditure IT force The documents relating
laid before the Chambers All tho wishes. duohiss
bostein and schles~s ~ impossible 20 comply with
The internal condition OF Germany will obtain thrv
nE In proportion :? tho ~ s.e
people and states well 70 tho
IN bringing 20 pacific and stable dssrm alton their
internsl distaotons Among the manifold motives which
vii induce Chambers without delay about thsir
business settle possible. In the
most manner TO the country the
Of this mt cerman hschstss foremost place.
In order tina, lis ss,smb may bring 70 speedy eosou
sion the great Worh 81 the Constitution the Chabsr
conformity with royal ordinance shortly erp.ot@A
will have To appoint half IN. Pros-sn members The go
will the Of It's power further
the setyi,y Of The Chambers BY command Of his Majesty.
Inov declare the Chambers Of tho kinxd1m opsssA
and beg the Deputies u the trst Chamber
and thee 81 the ssec,d Chamber to proceed tie
Constitution of heir Assembly.
After the close ~ the speech, the Assembly gsvs
A. -. a. M