New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
GERMANY.
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From Frankfort, OF date the 2Oth NOV. we learn
that another corps of Prussan reserves was
nounccd ut Casse on the 10Th. The corps Of Gen
eIal Groebcn had received endorsements it had
advanced to Burghhauu on the Fuda road. The
Federal army of 20 900 men is still in and around
Fulda Having consumed the substance OF the
districts they occupy, hunger will soon compel
them either to advance or to retreat The re-
rnainder of the corps in Voraloerg are now march
ing upon Bamberg. General Gumbenberg had
left Augsburg for the army in Hesse. He Is APP
pointed to the command Of division. The arch
duke Leopold has passed Augsburg on bis way to
Donauworth The Prince Charles Of Bavaria has
been appointed to the chief command Of the Ba-
Varan army.
Letters of the 23d state that no movements had
taken place among the Prussian and Federal
troops in Hesse
Further advices from Frankfort and Cassel Of
the gath Nov. state that an impression prevailed
among the Frankfort diplomatists that Prussia
Bould decide on Il national war. 4 summons he's
consequently been sent to Munich and Stuttgart
requiring the greatest dispatch m the dslocAtlon
pf troops. Unauthorized encounters have taken
place at Frankfort between the Prugsian and
Federal troops. 1t was stated that the agents for
Luxembourg and Limburg had been withdrawn
from the Federal Diet. On their leaving Cars-
ruhe the authorities Of that city officially thanked
the Prusslan troops for their protection. This was
done by means of an address to Gen Schrecken-
stein The Federal Commissioner Count Rech-
berg, has decreed and executed the torcible DISCO
luton Of the Upper Courts OF Fulda and Hanau.
Count lrbun, the Austrian agent, has proceeded
secretly by night and in great haste TO Wilhems-
bad and Darmstadt. No movements Of troops
have taken place III Hesse.
We learn by advices from Frankfort Of the
83d November that another Austrian division had
advanced from the Vorarlberg into Bavaria and
proceeded to Burgau and Gunzburg. Prussian
troops had occupied Wiesbaden and other parts
of the Duchy of Nassau. fall Of from Q to per
cent. was observable in the value OF Austrian pa
per on the Frankfort Exchange. The armies in
Hesse remained in their former positions.
Our correspondents letters are OF the Goth No
vembcr. The Federal Army in Hcsse is suffering
from the want Of provisions Their Commander,
Prince Taxis, has informed the Prussan Com.
nander that the L ederal troops will be compelled
20 advance. The reply OF Gen, Groben has been
that the troops under his command would not fall
back under any circumstances In consequence
OF this reply no change has taken place IN the
relative position of the two armies On the re-
quest OF the L federal Commissioner, the Cabinets
Of Stuttgart and Munich have promised to &C
celerate tie movements OF their troops. Prus
sian field Post Office has been established at
w iesbadeu.
Prussia has promised to support the Brunswick
protest against the passage Of the Federal troops.
The ministerial journals appeal to the Parliament,
entreatng them not to prejudice the policy OF the
Cabinet Nevertheless, the overthrow of the
Manteutiel Cabinet is considered as certain
Hanover has deCreed the mobilization OF its Fede
raj contingent. The Hanoverian Cabinet has de-
cared its assent to the passage of Federal army
through Hanover to HOsteln.
According to letters from Berlin, to the 23d ult.
the Polish deputies of Posen. who had hitherto
refused to take the oath to the Constitution have
now declared their readiness to sake that oath.
But to the present they have protested against
1he electoral law imposed without the con
currence Of the nation. They declare now that
their constituents bad sanctioned that law by
making their returns according to its provisions
The Holstein question: ms far az the march OF
Federal troops is concerned, remains still unde
cided
A Geographic dispatch has been received from
the British Government. in anticipation OF the ar
rival of Lord Westmoreand. In this dispatch
England iusiats on Prussia keeping the peace
with Austria Great Britain allows the Eteppe
roads, but she insists on the pacthoatlon OF nor
stein being left to the four great Powers.
Russian corps of observation is concentrated
in Poland close to the Prnssan frontier The
troops thus concentrated consist chiefly oil cavalry
and artillery.
dispatches had arrived from St. Petersburgh, and
n Cabinet Council had been held in consequence
Russia supports the Austrian claims. Strengthen
ed bv this support the Cabinet OF Vienna presses
for nm immediate decision on its demands respect
ing Holstein and Ilesse. Amidst the general Ter
ment the Deutsche Retornae protests that the hus-
sian DISPATCHES are different from what some
Journals have represented them. Severe meas
ures are being taken against the oppostlonpapers'
EOnSf1fitfI0nAPLte
cd and it's editor banished from B ern. The up
ner House has resolved to present an address IN
reply to the Kings speech. The Austrian and
Russian dispatches have been officially communl'
Gated to the Address Commission OF the Lower
House They made powerful impression on the
members The Berlin funds are still depressed
{v the conflicting rumors OF the day
Our Berlin letters are OF the 10th OF NoVemoet,
Sinister rumors were aAoat. Inc Caoinets y,
Berlin and Vienna were stated 10 nave arflNe: az
rl 10
omen hostility 1t was said that the Austrian
Ambassador had demanded his passports Inc
latter statement is contrsdicted by our CORE
gpondcnt aud the Berlin press, The C0hSttlb'
5tonncAe /eituNg has been again conhscated'
Measures were being taken on the Prusslan ralr
roads for q more extensive conveyance OF troops
and stores The depression OF the lundS con
tnued. 49,.
inform us that the state OF affairs was uneals CO.
The greatest secrecy was observed respecting the
final intention ofthe Austrian Cabinet. Inc move
ment of troops continues
In adyices of the 22dit was rumored that Prince
Schwartzenberg had proceeded ihc0gn!t0to ores
den A decree Of the llth inst. whch has JUST
been published commands all the Generals and
staff officers on leave to return TO their posts IN
fhe army The King Of Pxussias speech had been
anxiously expected at Vienna, 1t was communl
Cated from Berlin by electric telegraph, and pro
duced no effect whatever
change on the 22d Gold rose TO 80, and silver to
% per cent premium. The panic was caused by
rho non arrival of certain messages from Berlin
and also BY paragraph in the Lloyd newspaper
Of that day The Bohemian army mustered from
100000 to 100000 men.
The Catholic Jouraa! 81 N1apla gives some
account OF sect which has lately sprung up in
Vienna under the name Of "Ioung Catholics
It's object appears to be LIST, the acknowledg
ment Of the Pope's supremacy; 2d, the speedy