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The intelligence from Germany is thai the lssur- | gent Badoa army, cenceniFaie4 sn the banks o( the NeckaF, was assacksd oH te 29d lnss, alon f It's whole line sBd entirely Foated hy the armies under the ofdsfs ef the Prince ef Pra4ia aud tseu PeacuheY Mannheins and Heid-lbetp are taken Nisrosla@ki and the Felnnani uf his army are ia flight towards The line of meouiains on the borders of the Grand Dachy of Baden. The free cor,s have dispersed IA the county This intelligence has since been cSBfirmeG by the 6erman journals. but tke CarIzrHhe Gazette the organ of the lusur. reetoBafy government. Pretenis thst they retired in good orier. aud would be able io Fesalne hsns. ties. A revolution has just broken ont tn Wrtem- burg. All the coantry between ffiedFichshefeu and SchFambsrg has fsseH Ia arfBs; the seldi.ry who formed cordOn on The fronisrs of Baden have joined tiie movement. tt is said that the pepple have alse rcgoited at hechingen
 An cxra edition Of the Dsrmstadser ZeFiung pub
 fishes soine details of the surrender of ths city of Mannheim. the late starting point of the Baden revolutionisis. It appears that oR the evening os the 22d inst. Mefoslawski advanced with ainlost the whole of his army 10 offer combat to Inc Pras sians urder Gen. Hirschfeld. one of Msroslawskis s regiments namely. the 2d drsgoons, wss ordered to proceed to Sehwelzinger They refused to obey Their refractory spirit encouraged the citizens of Mannheim. who. rising against MieFosIawski effect cd counter revoluton. Mannhsln, thus liber- ated, smo~t without an engagement, opened its 
 by tho Neckar bridge amidst the loud cheers of the citizens.
 Hanover is reported to have come forward with project whch Is likely to add to rather than Sile- viate the present difficulties of the German qass- ton. 1t proposes, asmely, that Austria and Prus- sia shall divide the supreme power between them. not alternately, but cOajointy. This chisfdom io be supported by Counci of State, consisting of representatives from all the other States of Ger many. This chiefdom and Council of State s in tended to replace the Caatorship of Prussia and the College of Princes, proposed by the Triple Confederation.
 On the l2th inst the Prince of Prussia had his headquarters at Langenbrackeu, on the road be tween Mannheim and Carlsruii.. The troops had number of actions to sustain against the iasar- gents at Sinshein, Laugenbruckeii aud Brachsal Al Waghaeuse. where Mleroslawski had coneen- tFated all his forces, the advantage remained witl, the Prussans. but they lost i9 dead and i2I sol- diers were missing. Beust, Merosuwski's sid-de- camp, was made prisoner, and another was killed, q Nr- Schloeffel.
 IL appears that the insurgents were concentrating round and ut Rastsdt The troops of the Rerh and the columns Of General ScIiaek had united al Snsheim. Thus the plan of turning the enetny $
 flank has perfectly succeeded. and the cities of La- deuburg. Mannheim. Heidelberg, etc. are in the hands of the combined troops
 Telsgraphc dispatches announce that Carlsruhe was occupied the 2ith hy the PruSsiaus, 10 whom two Baieu regiments had come over.