The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23


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them Of that constitution on the plea that he granted
IL under com pulsion He refuses to dismiss M de
HssssppfuR, the unpopular and Unconstitutional
minister. His army resign. and the Eleotor a. com
passive insurrection Tn yrtus Of ,Ss trsstv ~ W.
emma he appeals TO the Diet to restore order in his
States This sives rise to the split between Austria
and Prussia the Hessan question Prussia aecares
that the Diet longer sxiss since IL sbdIeated ts
functions In 1s4s and declares that IL the self STYLED
Diet marches troops into Herse Prussia viii resist
them by arms Austria who upholds the sx-
istence Of the Diet and claims the of it. is
supported by Bavaria Wurtem,.rg saxony Badsn
and two or three smaller states snovsr i:aonStSni
Prussia Is supported nv all the small Norths,p states
Alta conference held at ~genz on the 18th October
last, between the Emperor OF Austria and the Kinoa
OF eaxony, wurtem berg and Bavaria II was to
comply with the request of the Elector Of Hssse eoute
que coufe and advance federal troons the Eissta
rate.
Preparations for war on an immense sc.Is vsrs
made Immediately. and q powerful armv of federal
troops advanced tow essap frontier prnss,a
on the other hand. made eql al preparations ana nos
sesspg by the very treaties Of the right of
through portion of the Ue.s,sn tsr,;terw % ~
vantage OF It, and sent Gen Won Greben there With or
ders fire upon the federal troops should they attempt
an invasion Those orders we're given by General
Radowitz. the Prussisn minister of foreen aTa,rs
War ssemed inevitable, when the Emperor of Russia
led to the conferences at WARSAW
At these conferences, Prussia, aware that Russi,
would support Austria lowered her Tone she agreed
to allow the nterven of the Dist In tbosa Satss
which recognized IT. in deso Bite OF the orssrs 81 @ %
General Groeben The Gar declared that hs shnri%
give his moral support to Austria
The very next day the Austrians aud Bavarians en-
tered the electorate at Hspau accom- M lied NV Pa
dera Commissary, Count of Rechberx to thu TINA of
IL COO men. commanded by Prince Tourand.T xis n
Bavarian General The electorate was declared under
martial law, the citizens called unon 70 aal;var M
their arms and harsh proclamaton issued nv Count
Rechberg, in the name o. the Diet accom pa MED nv
another the Elsctor to his "faithfuI and Laval
tubjeets,n csllipg upsn them to submit
When this -eached Berlin great was the CON.
sternstion. cabinet cou ell was can
voked at which General Radowitz ener9etisailv d.
msnded that war should be declared; the King and
the Prince of Prussia for some time but were
finally overrued by the jority of the The
King after all his vaif glorious boosting submitted
Radowitz imme diately ress ned with two OF his CO.,
leagues. Ladenberg and Wonder Hevdt His re,i1n,
ing, Prussia has no foreign minister Count Bsrns.
dorf will, in all probability, fill that post
The indignation OF the Prussiau army tho
feeling at Berlin such that war Is not unlikely now
the more 20 Prusuian army has sIso entered tbs
Electorate and taken possef sion of Caxse the oapita
arriving there only quarter of an hour before ths
Bavarian troops who retired The ontposts of thu
almost within sight Of each other nv tslser,nh wa
learn that Austria has air sda,as.a ns,atn ~
Prussian oyernmept dem ndr. ~ Ter $500 go
Pru.sian troo,s 10 mi. prnssi. h,-sasr ha,h,a,
cannot permit IL reouirss con,rmat,or Conr;..,
are fyinR about in ALI dirsc,ors md the ousst;on "a
as far from settled az ever
The Elector OF Ues,e ha. witbdr, xr bs rsr-a,sr+,
tive from H.rI;n ana n-o,.s,ad sns;r,. ~ o.p.;
OF his territorv hy prp,.;.n t,oopS 'N' '00"P"oA
so much Tor He,se
The second or seblsswir or Dspisb oues.,on 4, nv
no means of minor inn nor,anc. Tbs Ki,g ~ DsnS
mark T. a member of the GERMAN Dit as KIN, Duta
Of Hol.tein In virtue of Art nv Of the Treaty AZ