New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
Thfprs In Prussia.

The King and Lower House have disagreed on
..v.-zl important poiuts connected with :he new
Constitution. On that basis Of public liberty beng
lately presented 70 him, Frederick " Jliar, by the
advice OF bis Ministry referred i, bach 70 the Low
err Hoase, with certain notifications whica ne pro.
posed % have introduced be-o-e giving II rs rora
sanction. The House, IN Us tsrn, referred these
proposals % a Committee. which has cOnsloefe4
EnDst Of them, aud accepted some, bat strongly as
approved Of others The creation Of an CpPe'
House d Parliament partly hereditary aid osc.a-
ed.y s-istoc-a:ic and Of new Court ior the TIA
Of political oienses the coaservsiin o. iea1ai le-
n1res thetransfcre1ce o. A!nstera- rcspJ-sio.-i-
~ % the SOVEREIGN from the Legislat1re-sra
arooaz the chief ob'ec,s sought % be Cttained b.
the King and resisted by The second Chamber
The result o. their difference IS do1ost1, o1t ne
Bradenbarg cabinet g expected 70 retire rstne'
than consent 70 the wi:sera~A O: Tue royai %
mand,.
We have socoants from Berlin 70 TIE 1911. The
committee o. the Lower House bad been Z cox
sulte'ou, in the presence u the members q; n
cabinet. 1p0n Il. amendments which he Govern
ment proposed ia tue Royal Message. ana II vsa'
believed that "a honorable promise OetTee1
The yove,aro ent AID tue Parlsr ut wou1 BE- effect
e. The write, who seen: % y extremely X
iaforTaed protests that general hafotHna srticle'
which nave .a'sly d.sta-bed the public mind are
nethsr more nor icss than &c ground s"eH o.
certain iLl.scretiols' anl TIA. unless the hoyt
Message were nega,ived from the fret .e,ier = ne
Est an evcnt which ) BY 10 nssAs protaoicj u
Ministers vii BE- enso.ed . remain l1 on.cs. ne
sa-ce csrresp,.ent asserts that tie hiGg 81 =.
ed u take la osth y the constitution, even = .
proprosit.ons were ,otsly disregard that the E1-r
Psr.iaraent % political necessity Tor frussia e-0
That II IL equally Necessary that IL solution o. To-
Prussisn csis should pEecede TIE meeting o. mar
! PaT.isner..
/ Accounts from BERN slsts that noting b2i o.
c1,rcd b. show what would be the OpshJ: q the
Drocse9ir2s consequent "a me royal naesssge p'o
rosug alterations m the clns'ltauon voted W -'r
! chambers The committee appointed p me Se-
oua Chamber = Tcpri On the message, terminate
/ its iabor- o. the eveuing n the ian, by arpr'
| g. -:r1sou's reICrt All tire Hiai stels' WIN l'
ercc pt.on q Count BIsatsu,urc we're present "a.
tl,sissts;t,iny but they maintained street sleic
VI Campharseu conferred c9Hstaaty with the \ ~
aud the later no is sad - have manifested ''
The fist instance. great inclination - cc~ctdr
rad afterwani assumed Q more reso.1'c at-..yl-.
arpareni,y under the influence Of c.-er part
TIE Ministry a9pea-sd to have vIrtes- r rsi---e
already
The iates. accounts ron Berlin state ira. &c
Difficulties Which hs6 arisen between the KIM anu
the Chambers relative 20 lie notifications lr 't.
Constitution demanded hy us Ma est, had r'f
1ny not been settled bat isc become more con-.
yicated. Great anxiety prevailed at Berlin -
Rad0witz, ouc Of the members q the Cectrai Com
mission o. Frankfort, had been summoned % Der
lin by telegraph, to 8dv'sa ia the Crisis, and Gen
Peucker had been uaped D. replace HIN.