The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-19
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Cur Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIS, October So 1o4o
Tie C~ws~ Un;sn-Iae Pr,ssisn Constitufen-Forc-
s~g People Yots-Eree1tisDs IN Baden Intslhgsne
from Yienns, &c.
Another speech delivered by the royal COM
missioner Mr.. Won Radowity In the OF the GO
vsrnment last week. In the second Chamber, on the
policy Of Prussan cabinet respecting the formation
of q union The official information gather from It
is:Thst the Prussisn government still adheres the
plan of confederation aad will the elections for
the new German Reiehsfag, or Parliament which to
meet at Erfurt to take place the 18th Of January
next great federal union, having Is Mr. Won RADIO
WITT declares, become impossible Prussia will endesvor
to realize the project of confederation Of those States
which have agreed to with her into init
mate union The old Germanic Band would then CON-
sist of Austria Bavaria ssxony, Hanover and the
federation, which Is to be established under the head
ship Of Prussia The title Of empire for this
unon, told, would not be suitable one and that
other alterations Of the constitution Of May last would
likewise be considered necessary for the purpose Of
Ting the relations Of the confederation the old
Bund. Saxony and Hanover however, having deserted
the government, the realization Of tho present
project Is declared to be doubtful though Prussia will
continue her endeavors unto the last. We have
the Official confirmation of what long predicted viz
that while the old Germanic Confederation would be
restored the union would consist merely Of those
States which Prussia would be able to maintain
permanent supremacy.
On the dny which the Pru.sian government
officially announced its intention to para-
ment the Saxon and Hsnoveran Who
until then, had taken part in the deliberations of the
Council Of Confederation, left here abruptly thereby
breaking OF all negotiations with regard to the res
tons Of Ssxony and Hanover and the Confederation,
though the ambassadors Of the latter States accredited
at this Court still remain here The rupture between
Prussia and the last named powers which took place
some time ago. 10 now more complete and the decisive
steps just taken by the plenipoentiares Of the latter
show the determined opposition the union will
nave 20 eneounter Joint protest OF the representa-
parture and tho resolution OF converting Reehsiag
declared to be step seriously endangerng the peace
OF Germany, the consequences OF which would fall
heavy on those by whom 1t was advised declaration
has SINCE been resolved la the Council OF Genie
deraton TO the effect that the adopted by
saxon and HsnoveraH plenipotsntiariss jus.
tifabls upon the ground they had asserted since
Council was empowered by the federal constitution
which had been recog both BY Saxony Hano-
Yer, to pass such resolution In the meantime the
differences which have arisen between the cabinets OF
the latter powers and Prussia viii tend considerably
increase the confusion which already EXITS in German
affairs.
The resolutions Of the first and second Chamber on
the important article concerning the right refusal
taxes In the Prussan constitution have led to con.
iot with the government In hence Of which 1t
reported snce last week, the Chambers about
be dissolved The upper house haying voted against
the latter refuses to agreement with
the former declaring that the right ,eary belongs to
the Chambers and does not admit of restriction The
government, OF course Of the opinion Of the upper
house and the Minister Of the interior has declared
the second chamber that IL is 10 Yield
on this point adding that might rely the support
OF the whole country The latter assertion which Is
true lonly far the support OF the bayonet
cerned has given serious offence and has caused the
great majority OF the house which already In
OF adherng To the resolution TO to the oppssi
ton In ssvery constitutional country, the ministry
would be con PEELED 10 resign in case like the present
when the government cannot agree with the Chamber
question on such importance Matters in Germa.
ny, however are settled very differently at present.
The dissolution Of chamber has become a much more
common than the resignation OF a ministry
In the present. instance IL taken for granted that
stte, the Chamber will be dissolved.
ptrf,c death blow thr aeniDg tho radical party
BY the publication Of new ordinance expected TO APP
pear shortly which IL TO prohibit, under penalty
the abstaiping Of the pIiaitire electors WrwaaLr,
from voting at future elections unless prevented BY
sickness or otherrise The whole policy u the demo-
attic party, which by rsnOuLeiug volustzy the right
Of votsg bad entered such solsn protest against alb
solute aud unconstitutional government 10 g be
defeated By one single act Of the 3rand,nbuIs Man
teu1el ministry. After having coapsled the liberal
party by violating every cOnsttu ional rght 70 AVOID
the APPEARANCE OF ahing par In the eestio anl
TO make excursions into the countfy dous bus
month or two ago rather than be present wnis they
going IL will BE- the sning act OF bi
tnry goverLme0t TO enforce the exercise Of that right
which of all has been held the most sacred but wSch
Is now the most uampied upon. 1 can imagine mo |
asonifhment OF your erican icrS 20 hear OF
pulsion Ia the exercise OF that privilege which Ia the
foundation OF the glorious liberty Of the American |
Union BIT nothing ever 30 preposerons should sur
prise them la the present state Of Europe When liberty
constitutional government There H. Of course, not
shadow Of right Tor such ordnance the idea VI
Iesortng to compulsory mesus Tor toe purpose OF 4
so-cing people being in the extreme
a. II not such a serious matter but tbs govern
ments know We'll enough how 60 snre appeatauces on
such tccasous An old statute 10 l. stated has bsn all
OF sudden, discovered b. the Massr Of the lItsrsr,
Mir Ven Msntounci, which h 10 the eject that some
fifty years ago, when members for the town c0uucil
we're chosen citizens who wste q dsposei to ~ %
the meetings, would occdpy thti- time with some
thng better, could be i.rced 10 attend thee int@res
Ink elections. THIS statute IL declared 20 b. appcs
bic likewise 20 time, andtO suit for all kinds n
elections of the present day not for Us 70 I'M
quire how u happened that air on NsDteud-i Should
have just looked among these old statutes 81 ATTY years
ago. The world IL already indebted % him for other
researches and discoveries, equally Important. Bat
what ask is-wbat hope have the liberal party nos
even neutral positioni aud what will be the
sary consequence Of the present policy OF the govern
The trials by martial Of the insurgents in Bs
den, st going ON ana executions continue to tsSs
place Sentt ncwegsr, more frequently /
20 prisopment lie sui IL ss.ed that bat
few executions will occur Nevertheless we /
have but just heard Of tnree insurgents having been
eondemped &, death. aud executed As Sasfonis. The
Impression which such igts slSays produces Is
one Of general indignation aud pubus feeling eps.
eisy in the west 81 uern.any, In consequence has I
been excited 10 the utWost. rhe state OF things In
Germany n precatious enough sithout the constant
rexstion CT, s,ed by these executions.
lively corresG ondenes has bssn carried on for
time between the prussisu and Bsvasiso govern
nents about claim Il indemnity, demanded by the
former for the of the intervention Ia the Pa
lstpste, the Bssarisn province on the Rhine when
the tame vas in state 81 iosuTrection u ~ veil
tnoun that the Bavarisa cabinet had required the as
sissnce Of PrusssB troops for the purpose 81 suppress
Ing the voluton the Bsvarian army being thea IN
state of mutny. Bavaria nevertheless refuses 10 pay
this debt declaring that she has not agreed 70 do so
but that Prussia had under tai the intervention IN
Western Germsny, vithou vieg Of being iDdemnihed
BY the States. sv-ry PLAINLY siHted By toe Baysrisn
governmsIt that frussis might b. cOutepted with ths
conquest ~ Baden, and vi having fwaloved some
t~enty OF the minor states aud princ pslieies
According TO accounts frvm Nieuas We learn that the
snvey extraordinary tonstshtDe Mussuat cent by the
Sultan TO the Emperor 81 Austria h.d been received
With great bopors. and that tbs differences with the
Porte about being ssttled Ihase Of the Hunga-
fan fusitiy that have embraced the Mshomedan
faith are TO be removed Go andls while the Dvsa 10
to refue. the Others the right ~ entering public
vice In 1urksy. In oppOsiuOn u the Intelligence OF
a pacific arrau cement which receive from Vienna,
are the seconds have from Petersburg which sta'e
that preparations for var being made on the
part VI Russia.