The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BEsLIr, September Is. ls49.
More Difeuities IN the wsy Of a Ceramic linton The
Prospect Of hinisteriai Cri'is-Msetns Of he iris
tocraey. &c. &c. &c.
Although the revolution In Germany, 40 far as re-
CARDS street fighting and tn. collisions between the
people and soldery has been brought to an end the
confusion in German Affairs 10 at the present moment
almost as great Is Public peace and tranquility
have been restored may walk out without the risk
Of being shot at day time and rest quietly Ut night
without being startled by the ssupdipgs Of the alarm
bell, the wild and terrible cry OF barbados is no
longer heard from enrsgsd thsussnds. But beneath
this calm surface sleeps the volcano Matters in Ger.
many are unsettled In vain have been the
efforts Of national psrlisnents to establish German
unity; In vain the sndeavors to erect building
the old state ruins Of Germany; in vain has
the sttempt to found new constitution suitable to
the wishes Of the German people and til. spirit Of
the age. On the plains Of Hungary, the struggle be-
tween liberty and desposm has been decided in favor
Of the latter Princes and diplomatists have
taken In hand the task Of constructing new state
sdifoe Their efforts will be equally unsuccessful and
new convulsions must sooner later take place
The establishment OF . union between the German
States, such ~ had bees contemplated but few
months age has, you may be aware, usdsr existing
circumstances, become impossible. But the for
nation Of confederation such proposed by Prussia
tween The iDtfigues and Vaccinations Of different
German cabinets against the project Of such union,
the Jealousy OF Austria aud the influence Of Russia
the realization Of the same IL constantly encounterng
obstacles. Nov. that the adhesion Of tins minor
powers ~ Germany TO the frussian league has been
gained ana the rusian government Is ON the point d
calling together n fothsfag parliament fresh dim
that in the beginning bad supported the PROJECT aud
plsssd themselves TO lrufsia % sssst in carrying
ths same ssxony and Hanover have both signihsd 10
the cabinet here that u would be rih great reluc
tspcc their part. that they could enter . union
60 which Bavaria and wirt.pbsrr bad refused their
adhesion In consequences OF thes. declarations the
whole position OF the union question IL changed
Although, With the cpcsptienof Austria Bavaria aud
Wirt,mberg every State Of Germany has Joined the
Hanover. would be impossible There 10 every
c belie1, that the tive latter States have at Ast been
Induced by the different cabinets opposed 20 Prussia
TO tshe these steps which considered but prsps-
rstofy 20 def mite refusal told that this !. the
spect 70 subject There are those Who regard
the whole policy Of the Prusssn cabinet, respecting
tween all the cabinets q Germany tor the purpose u
rating the whole plan Of union. This supPo-
sition, however is conuadcted By all who ere con
ect, with the government and TO whom II 10 known
that differences between Prussia and the other German
powers On this question ssist Prussia ~il do all In
her power 70 obtain the supremacy II u "a ony over
the minor States Of Germany Her own interests de.
nsnd that the plan Of union should be carried Into
effect.
The probability Of ministerial crisis 10 a. the pre-
sent moment much talked o. IL s stated, that N tn.
Efforts q the rfussisn osbinet TO establish confeders
ton, should not ltsd 90 sny fesult Count Won Bran
deDbufg would resign. and Mr. Won Mspteunel, The
Minister "A The interior he appointed In hts piscs. |
learn, nom very good that this report ~ not
without foundst6n A decision in the sssinet the
GernsuesicD, viii probably be come TO IN the course
Of sfev usys
The Prince Of rrussi. is expected arrive here
morrow, frcn FRANKFORT for The purpose of attending
oCunci that IL 70 b. bed by The Ming on that question
- The revision Of the constitution, 81 the present
peLt slmost exclusively occupies the attention Of the
chambers 4 he srticiee reistine o. The laws on tha
BsRler guard the and the right Of sssucistion
/
hss been altogether rep s.d the shots institution b.
ina looked upon Ne revOuioDsTy and utterly useless
The experience OF the past has certainly grou the
eovefDmest lesfoD thir bssd The civic guard hsv
almost on every occasion taken The art 81 the
people lite entire abolition which has been
uIOh he'd been earnestly recommended by THE govern
nent Like other concessions OF the revolution ~ will
Hence but live m the memory Of the people Although
the liberty Fl the and the right 81
have not teen entirely abolished many restrictions
and Limitations to be inserted In the laws that they
viii be reduced almost 10 nothing U Is 70 the object