The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17
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.ssssoIOur nsriIn Correspondence. 'lsll4
~ ri.l@ ~ Bsnirs, November 20, Isio.
The Trial Of Wsseek. The Great Leader IF the Democratic
Party The Protests IF Sarony and Hanover, &C., &c.
The approaching trial nf waldsck, which 10 to take
place on the 2sth instant and the alarming reports
which circulate with regard to another coup edtated
by the government, and expected to be carried out
shortly, almost exclusively occupy public attention
The many rumors which have been spread lately, Of
the intention of the government TO place the ospita
for second time in ssate OF siege suppress ell politi
cal societies and democratic Journals and deliver WAL
deck to court martial have increased the sppre
tensions with which, hitherto the day of trial of the
latter had been looked forward to- The last scene with
which the revolution closes is the trial of waldsok
the great leader Of the democratc party aud thu ex
element which this event may produce would seem
natural enough If consider the huuhilation and In
essurss On the part Of the government for the SUP
preston Of the clubs and democratic journals the
., the %sy ana court mar
public irritation TO very considerable degree, and
carried sut, would, doubtless justify the approximations
outbreak Preparations, 1t Is stated, being
made for q great denomination, BY the democratic
party the day Of the trial. and Populations from
the provinces are to be sent here, to be present
on that day The government, apprehending y great
on the part Of the rsalc:s WIN y report
latter but carry out what Il had long contemplated,
viz the suspension Of the political societies
radical papers Rumors, which have been anoat since
last We Elk ray that the proclamation Of the ministry,
snd that the Ia for the suppression OF the clubs was
ready 10 be laid before the Chambers which, it could
not be doubted would sanction that and every other
measure Of the government. All these reports which
have Of late created much excitement In the capt.
tai originally occasioned In c6nsequence Of indi
cations given Of the intention Of the government
dissolve the democratic societies and the
cal press for which the trial of wsldeek be
At opportunity; and learn very good authority,
that az late cabinet council the question whether
these measures should be adopted and the state Of
siege declared bad not yet been decided Duchs Re-
form kind Of semi Official paper Of the government,
yesterday evening declares that it tho inten-
ton Of the cabinet either to place the capital state
sent excitement; but that the government was re-
scved to adopt all easurss necessary for the prsssrvs
ton crder without resortipg to other than 1t
had at it's command Tho articles generally publish
cd in the Dsehe Reform under color OF the authority
bee disayowsd by the that but little i'm.
portsDce is attached to them no though IL ID known
that they emsnste from an ofhcial source. The
by which people formerly misled has been found
out new, and the world has become cautious Ia
believing what the ministerial organ says. Neverths-
less have to think that the government will
not the first take the steps have alluded to- but
conts mt itself with such precautionary 1t
ms BY and Sn s
excts mt of the trial will be the military has
received orders to keep ready in their 1t is
rot unlikely that, during the trial we may have some
thirty troops and the usual amount Of canone
psradipe the streets Instead OF great popular dc.
nonstrs'ion we may possibly have military one on
The inoictment against waIdeck, which embodies
iorwsrd ssanst him has been published and t Is the
general opinion Of all jursts that the tains
proof whatever Of his participation In the crime Of
against him is that having known Of reasonable plot
ngainst the State as inferred however, merely from
the other democratic leaders he had omitted to
information Of the same to the authorities. ana
s s T. sSy q the
law, 10 punished with several years. impreonmenr.
The emily evidence against bim 10 letter address-
another, in which he Is alluded to as being able to
commuricate some intelligence, which Is asserted TO
papers Of Waldeck, which were seized, nothing has
been found TO justify in any way. the prosecution
sgsinst him il expected that the jury will return
The protests Of ssx,ny and Hanover against the
council II here and the couyebiog OF
Rsiohstng, parliament for those States which sln
adhere 20 the union, have called forth reply the
part Il the tru sap government communicated TO the
council by the Irussian entAry, at the latest
session The substance same Is that the treaty
OF the 26th Of hay lat BY which Saxony aud Hanover
psogsd nne%,eVss 70 upnSa .9s new con
rs bind by the latter although the former powers
have new Withdrawn from The union. Prussia. IL is
stated, will continue her endeayors in behalf Of the
and the responsibility Of the failure Of
the scheme of German unity must fall on saroDy aud
Hanover Only. The R,hsias is to DO called together
20 take place, have already be- made. The Ges
Of the new parliament has not yst been decided upon,
but IL TO be fhe Rhine probably In Cobientz,
In the fret chamber last week the revision a. the
game Law took place, and all The old regulations
to which the exclusive right Of shooting the
game given the nobility and the pri yileged classes
while the others are prohibited. under severe pc
naty, ftm Milling the deer that within their
own farms re.rstsbllshed The privilege OF tine
nobility TO hunt on the grounds OF their tsnanta aud
lay ys,s their h nsl "a 81 ga sss ana Do,npg 6u5
law The late Sssnsi AfssmSIy had declared that il
ss it pieslsd' and the Old ias was conseassut.
ly abolished, and ne~ one pussed The lat
Ter hss been Ia force TIL nov, aud the sport Of
hunt enjoy cd by farmers and peasants well
barops. The former generally went in parties on
excursions through the country but not being yet
sufficiently exercifcd In the art Of shooting IL FREE
quently happened that among the deer wounded ~ere
likewise several pessan and that the number Of people
burt often far exceeded that of the gams killed m
fortuIstely, all further pfaotos will be eud
The regime is now again restored with
gard TO the deer in the fields aud the fowls the air
game Which tss again become the exclusive property
Of the mobility IL punished with i'm Ia
Of farmers BY the same they are first to apply
TO the authorities for leave 60 shoot It, aud provision
made tbs, It directly to be delivered up to its right
full the baron lord OF the estate probably to
be roasted for bis table when IL 10 killed Besides the
soeitude the Law shows In prDvidiss for certain
clsss Of people only the object Of the " 20 take
cut q the hands Of the other people all guns and
weapons generally us. the chase but which. IN
Revolutionary times nay be used lkevise In very dit
ferept wsy. Permission uust T. obtained for the
m,n,ifs upon The law. the National zs',Sns, the
organ oftthe democratic party In It's stst numbrr de-
clares, that TIE time IL approaching when will
be allowed 20 carry walking stick without per-
mission of the police
The Prince Of Prussis arrived here yesterday from
Frankfort fer the purpose Of being present At coun.
ell, which the King was TO hold to-day.
THE LsrE Hos. WILLIAM sBoRr--The Philadelphs
Inquirer, 81 the Sth inst, speakiDg Of the veteran