New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
a6airs,n Germany.
German Correspondence q Ine Tribune.
FEANEFoEr. June 81 q


r.on q 500 men aid down their arms. and we're
taken i1to ibe caseuss>s Tie ies8er. Tedernsrn.
Corvin. wlaeb. and the rest have been sent away
Previously 10 the ,urreuaerns Of FORREST nesoas
tons passed between tn= Prusasn Commanding Gen
era 6rooen and Corvln with sss Of truce-the same
who made the tour d !nq4iry through the country
Re demanded 70 know the fate Of toe garrison. -
which Gen Grrben refused 70 consent The Prussisn
Major Hndersin who hsd ben .nyrlsooed a. Rsstast
and ~bo bad been vel treated during confinement,
va. unooosuonsly 81 Tree before the commencement
Of tne negotiations The Prassn. entered tae fortress
about s o clock 10 the afternoon Gen HoLeoen j. %
take TIE command Of it.
Baden q uoS a, peace 10 a. respects shall Row
soon 70 any German uniiy, even VITA smaller
Allowance Of liberty Tnis u much % % doubted
although need n0t despair Of - TIE question Of
cur German Constitution i row. As il were rsn'
formed - AZ Austrisn-Pr8s.isn question TIE ena'n
between these Two German powers VII grow "iaef
every day and Gals forth TIE gloomy apprehension
that th- way Il good undsr.iaSding which ns' been
a. lon. followed VII soon b abandoned. Our smaller
Coverpu.ut. who were fsiftf1l n the Consultation
viii net Know which way 70 turn. Bavaria a. tne neAi
LARGEST German s.te has undertaken 10 mediate %
tween the hostile brothers 5etevdenty incines 70 tie
Austrian .ide While Prussia refuses 20 sckno Wedge
ne Central Power Agsirs and Bavaria make every
es1rt 70 keep her hight
Tss policy Of Bavaria aims y hold a the question
Of tie German Constitution until Austris shall = able
a. tne close Of the Hungarian war God knows when ,
% negotiate In earnest with Prussia She on the con
tray endeavors % accomplish the union Of tle Ger
man states a. speedily possible according 70 her
own views. and greatly desire' only the moderate sue
oes. Of the Austrian Russian srrns against the brave
Magyar although a. matter Of principle Il must
prefer The pro.trston Of the after.
Austria on her side, makes concession ard must
now be inclined TO permit Re'presentsuve A.
emily but according 70 another election ls~ than
that Of Berlin. There have also been recent nesois
tons between Prussis, Austria and Bavaria IN regard
70 the ..tsbsbmeDt Of new provisional Central Pow
sr but they 70 nothing The ossensions between
these two powerful German States have already ez'
tended 70 the army Recently there have been repeat
ed collisions between Prasisns and Bavsrisns Al Mann
helm which had their origin 10 political Jealousy II 10
also worth notice the entrance % this city Oh
the 9TH OF the % Bsvsrsn battalion Of infantry, not
sPru..isn oeroer Of the sOth stationed here the
cornmsndsnt Of the town. the Prus.isn Msj1r Deer.
were present with The Austrian aud Frankfort officers
who went 70 meet the Bsvar,ns drawn up, A. is a..
way. usual with troops their arrival The Bsvsrsn
Government has refused the demand OF Prussia for
union In the truce for twoiold reason account Of
setting aside the Central Power which alone has gu
thoniy in the premises, and account Of It's 'urren
derns Of the ghts Of the Duohies .t, Bavaria viii
vithorsw is troops from Jltlsnd a, We are informed
irots Official sources In order avoid tue unples,sn
position Of taking sdes against The Duchies for the &C
eJmpli.hment Of the truce a. well - on the other
hand escspe the .ntsug' ments with The Prussian
and other German States which the Bavsrian Govern
ment Is unwilling to for either before is own
nation or in the Interests Of Germany
The Press both OF North and South Germany bitterly
attack Prosss for conducting The truce, and do not
think too much 70 cay that ,hi, power has iheresy
lost all sympathy in Southern Germany not to speak
OF schleswis Hoi.ten.
a declaration 10 soon expected Of the Vicar Of the
rmpirs who l. sui in GssIein, in vhich-reyins on
the 2th article Of the Constitution which prohibits
the individual member Of the Union in OF any
declared by the Confederation. on the one hsnc
from .ouaug with the enemy and on the other from
concluding truce or pesce-the treaty formed oy
Prussia will be pronounced 10 be null and void Those
Germans who have any Of justice and honor and
OF which the number among the people Is suA oon.id
cradle will gladly welcome this measure, but whether
tie imbecie Central Power s desire il a. very doubt
iuL The return Of the Imperial troops from Juilsnd
had already commenced Oh the 24th the Government
has demanded Of the Schss~ig Holsieners % give
friendly reception to the German and Prussian troops
on their return
Our troops are much essi down At their Withdrawal
from The Dachie. Alter the defeat Of Fredercis They
Justly regard it.s retreat For the rest the schles
~ Hostein question is FAR from being settled In re-
gard 10 TIL. matter the presen, moment Is most crt
4 .s-
the agreement made by Pru.ss without IL. assent i.
It possible that Prussia ould si,emYt to force the
Dachies thereto. according to article, the
existence OF which maintained by both Danish and
German pspsrs che is obliged 10 : Nowadays every
thing possib.s have no, revised edition Of the
di.grsoeiul peace Of Bssie 1885, History Will here
alter give he light the way IN which the way
vito the little STATE Of Denmark has been carried on
II would be sssd thing the ci,srsoe ihereo; should
welsh on the German people and not exclusively upon
the Governments Among Us there has long ceased 10
D, any Identity between governments and people.
Ine elections Tor members OF the Second Chamber
OF Prus.is which took plsoe 90 the TN have mostly
resulted 10 favor Of he minority The Democratic party
everyNh here RETAINED from voting wiu hi. not be
sisn to the Ministry OF BrsndenoGrs and honteutsl
On the 2s,h Of the present month the Of siege
Der was removed after = second Wrsnsel had been
bestowed on the city, the new lsw on the Press
and the right OF Association. 10 Bavsns the elections
for the popular House have turned for the Liberals
in spite OF the journey Of the king throughout the
country
The vSlusbls paper, which In the lsst dAys Of the
Revolution In Baden robbed from the treasury
the amount OF over two million, Of eorns have I'll
been returned 70 the restored Government except
67OO aorins
will now speak OF az event which may lead to se
rous difheulues with Switzerland On the 2st inst
body Of 10 Hessisn soldiers went TO the ssdsn
Of Rasnsen, which 10 inclosed sy The Swiss Csnion
Schsfbsusen IN order 70 accomplish the o.ssrmins o.
the inhabitants The s~i.s Fedsrsl Agent hss demand.
ei that in order rot 10 violate neuuL territory the
imperial troops shall. their from Basingen
Consisnce-whence they came in a siesmbos,-lsy
down th,ir arms The commanding Hesssn ot.cer re
fused u submit This and declared that be wait
for orders from his suPeriors. HereuPon there hss
been deal Of tslk On both sides 10 the course Of
which the German authorities have characterized the
whole affair ~ q Misunderstanding But the swiss
Commisssry not satisfied with this spoosy FOR he
reason that while the troops were marc hing through
the territory Of tie Coneaeraucn they sept their char