The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-08
Cur Berlin Correspondence.

Our Eeriin Correspondence.
BERLIN, June 10, 1s4o.
The Commencement Of The Crusade against RepuLhcanism
an Prussia-Ma'ch Of Troops 10 Baden, &c, ga.
The military operations against Baden and the Paa-
innate have commenced. The Prussian troops have
already entered the latter, and taken possession of
Kaserautern the seat of the provisional government
whilst they are about to advance into the Grand
Duchy by the way of weinheim and Heidelberg. The
temporizng ofrrussia regards the of
the military operations hitherto, was bat n rus. de
guere for the purpose of gaining time to concentrate
u more formidable army in Western Germany aud Sc
the adhesion Of the smaller States to the union
established under Prussian supremacy. The moment
for scon has arrived The vast army Of Prussian
troops which has been concentrated the Rhine aud
placed under the command Of two princes of the royal
house, the Prince of Prussia, and Prince Charles is
moving in various directions against the centre Of
revolution in Baden Besides the divisions which arc
about to enter by the way of wenhcim and Heidelberg
another is advancing by the way Of Germersheirn and
another is taking the direction towards the south Tho
greater part of the Palanatc is already occupied by
the troops Hardly any resistance has been offered to
their entrance aud the provisional government at
Kaiserssutcrn has fed Thirty thousand Prussians
to press the instruction In the whole Pfaz
All the ferces Of the insurgents, which now being
aed in Baden amount to q 600 regular troops
and about so goo volunteers great part Of these
holding fortified positions and though they will not be
able 20 encounter the Russians in the open field,
they will, nevertheless, offer obstinate resistance
In maintaining these positions. Whilst write
this, It Is probable the Prussan troops have al
ready advanced against Karlsruhe and Rastadt,
and fighting has taken place. According to the
latest accounts, the Polish General Micro.awsky
well known in revolutionary history had arrived q.
the insurrectonary forces. Meanwhile, however, the
chances for the Of the revolutionary party
have Of late been daily lessening The attempts which
are now made to establish the unity of Germany by
fOice Of and the means Of revolution, are
am sorry TO say likely to be as unfortunate a. the
endeavors have been TO attain that object in the peac
able way, by means OF national assemblies and consti
tutions There has never, perhaps. in the history Of
any country been more complete failure In estab-
lie hing political union between people belonging to
one aud the same nation aud speaking one aud the
sumo language than the attempts that have bean made
10 create united Germany. Instead Of union, we
have had division. and have been plunged into civil
var, which will probably terminate with the establish
mtnt Of ccspotin this country. Germany, after
having undergone two revolutions is about to return
60 ia. enci,n 'csim which L. to be restored under the
new proectorship Of the Emperor of Russia its oldest
.n,my From the present state Of things, at least,
such must appear thu only probable result Prussia
closely l,aguod with Russia L. about to nut down
revolution In baden IL has done In Saxony, and Is
Geti mined to do wherever u may be; and u cannot
be doubted that IL will again succeed i this instances
According to all reports have lately received from
Western Germany the struggle on the part OF the in
fuIgents Is regarded ms hopeless The prusian troops
line Disorder and disotedicnce against the com
nnnds Of th,ir officers stated to be daily increas
Ing among the latter The provisional government at
Karlsruhe IL without resources to carry sevo-
raj districts of Baden have already rfdsd to take any
pant in the insurrection reaction has taken place
In favor OF supporting the government, and arresting
the progress 81 civil among the people throughout
the wur,.nrberg chambers have declared thsmseivcs
against the National Assembly and the g. tabl, hmen of
sr,gcney by the same he Wurtemberg government as
have just been informed has ordered the regency
quit the capital This summons the latter have reus
ed 10 hey and IL IL now believed that the National
AsstnbIy will be dipcrsed by military force, and to-
rstber with the regency, escorted out Of the city
Such WILL in all probability be the tragical end of that
Assembly The smaller States have In the mean tim.
n,sly al sgpiacd their intention to Prussia to enter
into the union II has concluded with Saxony and Ha
bovtr or commenccd negotiations to that eject = |
ithin the Las days the official notifications of the
adhesion Of several stated to have been received by
the Prussisn government. The supremacy Of Prussia
socoHyi. Austria. Bavaria, and WurtrnSberg alone |
will refuse to join the rrussiau league with the lat
ter states negotiations carried for the pur-
poe Of conitg TO some agreement. Mr. Won Piordien
he Ea,araD Minister for Foreign Affairs has just been
sent his government on special mission relating
TO this question TO Vienna aud is expected to arrive
here in the Of few days lie WILL IL Is believed
bring the ubinafum Of bavaria and AUSTRIA the pro-
positions Of Prussia This, as 1t Is stated by w,lin-
formed persens will be that the two powers recognise
the union formed by Prussia saxony aud Hanover aud
oil the states that willing to Join H. but that they
decline to tnitr the same and continue In the
relation towards Russia aud the union In which they
have ~ members "a the old Grrnanic Bind or
confederation With regard to Wurtemberg, nothing /
yet r. positively known
Tho notification of tn, appointment Of the regency
at Stafgrfd hes been Transmitted to the government
here and to the centre1 at Frankfort. The lat
ter hss bee formally required by the National Assem-
biz 20 discontinue its aud business raj
government Of Germany. Neither the government
iefs nor the centr, power however, have shown any
dslctiion to ohy this any other summons OF the
ieg,noy he mesh Of the fra sian trouys not like
" to le stopred merely Wy orders of thu regency at
Stutesrd via the central resign government
Msr,ly 20 oilse tie National Assembly.
The hcgotisttns whick are going co here between
The agent II tia Danish government, Mr Won Recdtt,
sud the trussiap government sscut to lead to
settlement II she Danish question IL Il nov positive
~ stad thns the terms Il peace have bceo agseed
in the course ~ fes days The terminate On "a the
with Denmark which has almost completely pa
ger The trade % Northern Germany. Is osed for
ward TO shh the sysatest Impotence.
d. 3gcrstc Convention hss been held a. Frankfort
On be ODER within the last lev days 20 which d,putes
ncm ssyt,vn rrussan cities had been sent The prin
Gil ~ Ouiors which Iassed at the convention
wtre ~ declare the eli ctoial law for Prussia as
nvi nfd ytid, and to refuse TO sko any part IN the
tsv tlt ctitbs fer the second chamber.
he rrfCntfs who were arrested IN May last on the
vhsife 81 high tresgou, aud among lom h the we'll
known lead,r Of the d,m0crst!c party here. Mr. Wal
dcck sti held IN custt dy. though Evidence "a
YET has been bfuuph forward against them. The SCI
ytIiy Of he government aEsnst all who are knosn 20
belong 20 the oppoitiUn party is s increasing; and
the ttae OF siege ct the prestnt mtnent 10 enforced
more Vigorously than II has ever been
We have just received intelr that the central
power at Frankfort has requrea the Wurtemberg 90
Vernmt ut TO dpcrte the National Assembly ct SUIT.
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