The New York herald., 1850-04-08

in fact Of all the parties in the Danh question with
the exception Of the Duehes has been all along little
else but play acting and must be looked upon such
by all who wish to understand II.
The secession Of Hanover and Saxony from the Prus-
Sian union has several Of the smaller powers to
attempt their separation from Prussia under various
pretexts The government Of Nee cklenburg werin
mas n9tin.a .hst w not eonS,der the treaty OF the
the members The city Of Bremen has refused to take
part in the elections for the Erur parliament because
The Austrian government has publihed a manifesto
announcing that intends to collect the names of ali
tho persons who have fallen in tho late insurrecton
by the hands Of Hungarian executoners for the pur-
pose Of contradicting Is stated tho
reports which now everywhere eirc uated BY Hum
those Of the Insurgents The list Of these victims
to be laid before tho public with the view Of
II the terrible massacrng of innocent pcopie
which has been committed by General Won Ma nan
the principal hangman and notorious executioner OF
the Austrian government II comparison made
between the executions which have taken place by
order Of the latter and those OF the Hunyorians
the result Of eourse, must show against the
Austrian government; but. apart from this the
grcat difference between these executions h that those
on tho part Of tho Hungarians occurred during the
war while tho vetims Of Haynau slaughtered
after the terminated and in defiance OF every
feeling Of justice and mercy The said manifesto has
been read from tho pulpits In Austria and all autho-
rifles have been directed to collect the inor
nation. Tho Austrian government seems to be most
anxious to soften down. In degree the barbarous
acts u has been guilty OF towards the lungarians aud
which have been so justly condemned by the whole
civilized world 1t does not however seem to be dis
posed therefore, to stop the reign Of terror which is
still going en- In Hungary The iron hand Of military
government still holds down that unfortunate conntry
so that Is not able to while scarcely breath Of
sympathy can bo uttered for IL throughout Austria
1t has been estimated that lesS than sevent six
journals have been suppressed in Austria since the
year ls49
The Erfurt Parliament, which Is to be opened ON
the 10Th inst Is ut the present the great topic
OF discussion The first act Of the ReAsfag which
Is to meet in the Prussian fortress will be the adop-
tion of the federal constitution, according to which il
E called together. II will then proceed to tho revision
Of the same which IL to take place In the most con
Srvatve spirit anA tho result Of which will be smI-
lar cue to that Of the revision Of the Prussan
tuition by the chambers. viz the abolition of ALI be
raj laws and tSs Te-ests bshment Of all the old priyl
eges of the arsoeraey and government in the States
Of the so called Union, Bund The appointment Of
tho ministry for the German. or rather Prussian
empire about to be established Is to take place shortly
after the opening Of the parliament The commits
sioner OF the Prussan government, Mt Erfurt will be
Mr. Won Radowitz. weu known diplomat, who has
served in the capacity with great eed, o prcv-
ous occasions and Ia favored with the special conf
denee Of the Prursan cabinet.
Misc Jenny Lind, the famous Swedish nightingale Is
at present in this capital and has sung con-
ccrts previous to her departure for tho United States
There but ono opinion among all German critics In
regard to this celebrated singer though sLe has
been often cxcelled by others In respect compass
and power Of voice sho has been surpassed in
the wonderful expression Of her singing She il to
appear this evening for the last time in the concert
room of the Royal Theatre.