New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
GERMANY.
The Iu.urrectfou In Baden.


ia addition 20 the accounts which published Ia the
letter of our frankfort correspondent have received
the Of the occupation Of Karlsruhe Tho capitol Of the
Grand Duchy, BY PnIssan troops lac nsurgent forces
evacuated ha Tho 18th INST aud wlihdfe" ~ kss-
.sd, after having empued ihe arsenal and forwarded te
arms and BY railroad shortly alter the lasi
corps the gents had quilted Karlsruhe, the thunder
Of distant csnnonsce heard, aud Il Vas Justly sur.
the Prussns had fallen Ia Win the ear quad
VI me Insurgents A. o'clock IN the afternoon The Prus
sian advanced guard consisting Of horse foot and aIul
ery entered Kzrsruhs amid enihu sac cheers u lie
Inhabitants. who SIX weeks ago cheerrd me Provisional
Government Of insurgents The Pussi.n forces
led by The Prince Of Prussia IN person who Immediately
after hs arrival reviewed NE CIVIC guards Of he badlsh
IRON Tine. oou-.posa-r,
FsASEFoRr, June D.
The quick and combined movements u no Prus.lsn
army have decided the fate Of The badish insurecuon
Your readers will recOoct that there three separate
armies moving a. pfesent-one from the khne, under
General Hir.chfeld another from Ladeuburg and the
Lower SeckaT under General GrOben; and third from
me PIPER NeckN under General Peucker. The w. for
mer consisting ennfey Of Prgsslsn regiments are com
handed by the Prince u Prussia tho comm tncer u he
hird which contains Hesslan, Nassau and Mecke1Durg
troops 10 Prussan General aud 10 10 sald that the Prince
TINS Arrangement has produced the admirable NOV rrhi
which al this moment has may really say crushed those
dangerous u Polish, French, Itabsn, Swiss and
German vsgaDOnds which we're prryln2 90 tho nApplrs
country Of Germany Few persons have reason for
regrettns TINS speedy termination, except Two pnncey
no had srnved expressly from England 70 JON
Inc campaign and wno are now 10 Frankfort IN lheif
~sy home, greatly fsappoinied Prince george o. an
brdge and Prince ~ yard Of SAKE " einaf accompanied
Genera OfODen on ile ii, on ns march 10 LalcnDufs
"a the Necssr where t Wa nnny expected an engage
ment would place, and where after harmless can
nonai- the enemy decampee, 10 order ~ JOIN Nero
.as.ky This atveuurer la- collected cOnsioefsb u
force near RHINE. hoping for Daris
oy attacking the Prl-saD forces here separately tie
that the Prince Of Prussa had sent poruOu Of b..
army Ra.adt and that the rect were 70 march IN Al
extended line With bruchsal the right aud q image
ca Wsgbaase. tue .e Tlis later pOsilDn AefOs
ssky resolved upon sttackng knowing bis forces 70 be
greatly superior fhpse mnsdisiey opposed 10 him fO
Hsn1ekeu the Pr1sslan General had only 500 ana
four guns 70 bis 1900 and 10 gun. Hs froop,
atacked with great fury Al y the DOrnlng ouf
&c we'd very uy The Genera Who feOcsd Ia hsyln.
70 zht bau- sntrey ~ himself and therefore refused
% send " headc for r-infOrcements However
he could 10 ~ stand IA grOlnd egsDs The enemy
ari cry No retrogrzdr movement made. but le
~ h. succ-ed fDrri1x he Opposed hafa ions bach
There appeared Suddenly, distance, corps ~ 50ai
" LOO Prls-lars f-atc1ed from toe Duk VI tee Pnlc,
" Prus-as army ~nel the nc~ssant ininfer Of canroi
III. doubt a. 1eacc Ntrrs 80 10 regular engs2eneG
ravrg commenced ID that direction No sooner, however
had h- 0eLeG he approaching troops Than ih,
away. rsylng, a. The Oncer vno brought The new
here sad, the hole trd slreWn Viih firearms u even
description. ssbres pixies, he Nothing bu, tho arterj
| rens1ed with Aierosawsky
Tue following lie iac.s " he case The Iona
Inc q Censral HsscLisds army, 2feserving the dfec
too Of south-souh-eas northn0rfh west, In which
lad COMMENCED s operations, has marched On and 1zss
possession u Brlchsal and un.te WsesOch win ~
| Vanguard Of Genera Peuckefs corps The asst bead
quarters Of the Pnnce were LsrgeD0rlcren Oenera
Gooeu hss oceu pied Hede AID Mannheim aud pro
ce-cs gradually In sOQih-ry direction without enco1n
,sDg. being likely " encounter any serious rr-staaee
General Peucxer had the af1O1s ASA " pr0ceenk AOn
the rugged hills form The eastern boundary ~ baben
II rschhOrn. N-ckarFem1ld. Neckarsieinsch Ebefbsck
we're occupied BY him z1d then By forced nsrcn-s be
ceecec IN lOuing Wesloch, brigade Of Hirscnfetf
between Wiss.ch and NeckArgemand iast the een,e
~ army. be yesterday AAcked, SnsLeim b
A.roslawsky who Commanded, one would think tbs YER
ssaas thai i've sAys 80 aAA eaiss Ne kss<H nae NJ