The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

virtue OF ArtS 40 anu 10 VI COu-
itution Of the 9th Of December 1s4s at the sugges-
ton of our Ministry Of State as follows
Sec. l. The Second Chamber Is dissolved.
Sec. 2 The First Chamber is prorogued.
Bee Our Ministry Of State is charged with the
ec1tion Of the above ordonnances
Given 1i,,s under our sign manual and Royal SEAL
(sgned) FREDERICK WILLIAM.
The following notice was issued at Berlin, at sil
O'Clock In the evening on the 18th -
After the dissolution Of the Second Chamber assemblayo
s sss e.; Of The took place il the
They we're ecmpesd use their re
arms, whereby six persons killed six wounded.
sssn and the
The dissolution Of the Chambers was followed on the
18th, by the publication Of important state docu
ment The Prussian Gazette Of that date published the
dennitive refusal of the Imperial by the King
Prussia. This document which is Of great length, Il
addressed to NJ Camphauscn, the Prussian plenpoten
tiary to the Central power 1t bears date Of 2Stt
April, and the signature Of Count Brandenburg M
Camphausen is requested to present written copy O
1t to the Central and to make its contents known
to the National Assembly.
Advives have been received in London, from Berlin
to the evening Of the LIST of May Berlin was per
fsctly tranquil.
The Frankfort Parliament passed the following de
crees on the 26th, which rendered superauous a
Frederick William will not have the crown on any CON
ditions--
The Imperial Assembly decree in accordance with the
dignity conferred the Assembly King rus-
STA implies the acknowledgement Of the constitution on the
Tbs impsFsi Assembly resolve. that those governments
ment Of the Imperial to be called
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empire, and Of the electoral law.
its will at this critical be restricted denied
dsolvng the assemblies Of State saoh bong
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be time as the constitution shall have been
Tho Imperial Assembly calls upon the central power,
out the aforesaid resouons and expects the
I "a Mary w nay Of hs SsfEro ae
adoption.
the Assembly accordingly may require
HANOVER.
The Diet of Hanover has been dissolved by ROYAL
letter patent countersigned by all the ministers.
WURTEMBERG.
Wurtemberg has been bullied into recognising the
We learn from Stutgard that the King of Wurtem-
berg has cedcd to the wishes Of the Ministry, the
Chamber, and the people, by promising to recognise
the German constitution.
BAVARIA.
An agitation similar to that which has taken place
in Wurtemburg Ia a. foot in Bavaria The King refuses
to acknowledge the German constitution. The Munich
Journals state that at recent zee at the court the
never become Prussian project"
THE DANISH WAR.
A very severe battle has been fought near Holding
i
killed and wounded Mt more than 1000 The Danes
behaved with great gallantry.
The Norddeutsche Presse after stating that the Ger
man troops twice advanced against superior Danish
force, and were twice driven back gives the following
account of the battle -
Our troops having been driven back the fighting in
the streets commenced division of Danish Hussars
(Bluo) made dash into the centre Of the city, bat
were completely cut up. They, however, broke the
market place of Holding. OF 751 hussars that made
this charge only seven are reported to have returned
Two pieces Of artillery fred grape and shrapnels
enemy. The Danes were finally driven out of the
town, and were pursued far as Veile When the
courier left the town Of Holding fire in many
parts.- The victory side has cost dcar-the
9th battalion has lost $50 killed and wounded the 10th
TO- and the Jagers 49, The official report Of the Gene
both sides ABOVE 600 600 VIC '''A' "A' % ~' vi
Ola Lehman, the ex- Danish minister, was made a
prisoner ut Holding, and Is now ncarcerated in the
castle Of Gottorp According to letter in the I,de-
pendance Beige, much il-feelng exists at the head
quarters Of the German army Tho Duke of Coburg is
said to have sent hostile message to General Pritt
WITT.
letter from Altoona, dated the oath, in q Hamburg
We hear tkat the town of Holding has been the vic
tim Of its fanaticism Yesterday, troops, after
having attacked the Danes were obliged to yield to
numbers, and to withdraw into the town. Many
killed and wounded There the inhabitants cast tiles,
boiling water hot Goals and stones soldiers
Some of them werc horribly mutilated, and others
killed
The great event Of to-day is the fall Of Palermo Of
which the confirmation has been brought by the Nea-
politan steamers The Noureiste Of Marsees, OF the
9th, tays:-
"At last we have news direct from Sicily up to the
23d by the Scilian steamer independence which
INTO port yesterday As our last communications from
led to expect hostties have ceased and the
complete pscfcation Of the whole island is probably
accomplished by this time. The Sican insurrection,
hen. is at end Admiral Raudin again accepted the
diation, and went in concert with ambassador
the King of Naples at Gaeta After the first inter-
view, the King consented that the military operations
should be suspended condition. nevertheless, Of
implicit submission of the government of Palermo.
Colo NunZante, aide OF Ferdinand, set out
edistely for the head quarters Of the Neapolitan
,rmy The Scilian government. On Its part, already
isheartcncd by The captures Of Catana Syracuse and
Augusta sent delegates to General Fangier to treat
terms Of peace The conferences still going
y hen the Independence took her departure, but the
main question considered to be decided. Provi-
iona Junta assembled Mt Palermo to maintain
der until the royal authority should be completely
established Nearly every member OF the Siciian Mi
The English thip Bellcrophon for Malta Other person
ages compromised in the sicilian revolution, including
General Mraslaowki, embarked in the Independence,
which has brought them to Marscilles with than
two hundred refugees"
The same journal has also the following from Genoa,
The terms Of peace with Austria have this moment
reached U.S. They are-frst, war-tax Of 80 600 000f
second the occupation by 5000 men Of the citadel and
town Of Acssandria There change in the State
A private letter from Naples, Of the 21st says
Ihe NeapOntan banner nOdtS over no
advance of General Flangier after his recent sue
cesses caused such sensation that the Parliament
the peers unanimously and the deputies by large
immediate submission to the Gle
mency the King The leaders Of the late revolution
departed the day following for Malta General Filan.
gitr will take possession Of the capital and peace will
be restored not without grief however to some thou
ands of the soidsonf Patriots of Europe" assembled
there the scramble The steamer Alegan left Gaeta
ON Thursday with the Grand Duke Of Tuscany. His
imperial Hghness would probably land at San Ste
piano account Of Leghorn being still disturbed by
the feuds Of the lower orders, the refuse Of other
countries The Neapolitan force assembled Mt Reti,
to IL 000 men Of all arms, will march upon
ONE the 26th but the reaction now In progress
there may possibly, in Tuscany, render this inter-
v,ntion unnecessary.
THE AUSTRIA sAIDINIAN QUESTION.
The courier who arrived at Paris from Turin yestcr.
day brings the that General Dabromida and the
CLey aer Buoncompagni, the point Of return
ing to Milan with such instructions from the Pied
oltese Cabinet, left doubt Of satisfactory con-
clusou the negotiations IL appears that the young
Queen Of Sardinia has received letters from her father
the Aichduke Regncr, Vceroy Of the Lombardo Vene-
.ian kingdom giving her the most positive assurances
that the Court Of Vienna about to authorize Mar
n In