New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
-E, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1857

a.. I'LL ,~-,,,,Jad cJ,;,,, NAV ,,e-isl, in
o." 49, THIS fear the justification OF
;;,s,nit ~ sn3 in we'll known acts
Wui'n - - ~. , ~ ,beir King and
% a.. ~ 3as;,s n dssnd Germany
ia'letiaHu a1.u :" I,.,,;on,Ty danger.
iFoni TUG sliiste' 20. - - Cts, ,,l,
0u n, ~ - -; ot;,,o al ortbnsissn, for
Ie iialAe - - L;it - n Prussia and
es.. = q -, a.. ,,, sac.,nt tinle be
Ge' aai' M - - ,; IN, meet
1'sIo.e@ ~ . 'tas i,, ,jot b;s N,i.stv
- p ~ u, ~ - - pssia mil
81 - 80" 70 ~ -. t, reioei
Tue '"sSlan anu oel1ish eotlS SuA' NV
~, go Ines - y 80 -.
W. -. - stie tHo ' az % ~ Ia
~ H'ii ,en! i''As 70 '''V sNo'u u
tluSS4 % Se' ooah"S &c me progress oil aespo'1sA
~ lue iatu.
The latest adyiceS from Berlin are OF the 9Th.
The correspondent of the T mes saws
The Kline. viii open the session oF the Chamber,
On tbe DIST in person.
The Ministr, held n council to day. NJ wbjcl, Tin,
d~et,pt m +b. amended Ia -, f,r rho re,nla tif, ~
tEe press vas agreed IN If il stated thar II vii
lessen the arbitrary, f,oysr of the ,oli,e over par
od;ceI publications To some extent. but Increase
he s;b;t,, of ,rbiisl,srs o,j aiitrq b,. va
oniring increased securities
There ia mo pereeDfibte change fnr tha better it,
the situation of affairs Tire same hopes and
feors ogitate the public minds tho same NICER.
taintv prevails as to the decision of the Ministry.
AS the questions are still pending between the
two Cabinets, it is probable the Ministry Will en-.
deayor to defer any debate on the general state
of German affairs for some time after the open
tIa formal rrocee6ings will occupy two or
,I,Tos 3o,s qrd If thn leaders OF the opposition
80, j',caj - yost,on, teir attack bv the
ser,( oro1In1ent tbat STOPS honorable gentlemen
,ao, from, siner for the, production
- rorars IN the present stare of the negotia.
t;ors ; namely. that the discussions would be
damaging the interests of the country, the Gov
orr1,,t 1on,, he able to place affairs on footing
firm enough to defy attack But at tins moment
il would not come we'll out of debate by its
,yarljke demonstrations it has excited the army
and the Opposition will take advantage OF the
feeling; it may possibly, give them stEe0s.n
enough 70 ,sr ,onIi increase
tIo inlnence otbe Constitutional party IN Prussia.
The Cologne Gazette contains the following an
tograpb ard perhaps apocryPha'' letter OF {1t
King OF Prussia to Gen. hado"ltz. IL states tu"'
has the document from ar 'rus'sso'l
o,.o nv, i1Iet ft me nv true and dear
60; ol 40 49,; NV, nor, Tn send after YOU
word Of erief of confidence, and Of hope have
sioned ,.our dismissal from the Ministry OF Foreign
ATiei-e Cod knows il with heavy heart but as
fatlf, f.end have, been forced to do still more
I nroieed Won before my assembled Council be
oonso ou desired 10 be dismissed. This tells the
Ill toIo o,,l Describes NV positiOn more clear
Ill
y 'uat' -. f toTIr conduct as Minister
10y ~" ~ Genial CARRYING ont of my
~ was d laS'e'is IN; ~ La,b my t6onohts and
thou5nIS anu ny -, oTd aicvotad nv. vonr
my " ~ 'oiT az I'll e. NJ ,bn,,Lt o,,d ,viIled
thoughts anu our " NJ, ~ i ,,.oo fne
alhe "a slile u az 'o af ifa and shall he
'iihe, q ~ ~ - J IL ,t,I,or, t,,a both he
thahRiui iot II ~ '"o 40 LIZ 49, So Io os !
ltNt uHu ~ " oyl ia NH, ,.on and in
breathe. MA! Jul NV'u 49, a..
II1E orr r
May His peace guard you, ehctcie !o,'' anu III
spirit you TILL we meet AGAIN 90 h,4Tn on Ph''
ing from your true friend, REpERlc w lI.i.,As''
To my Minister OF Sie'e' zen, EoS hADoN N
a telegraph dispatch OF FRIDAY evening, NOV
% from london TO LIVERPOOL says that Austria
..a-,,oa 20 aolo,, tho measures against Holstein
,,oo,,ta,,o;on .boIlbova been sct.
"i'u ilo's0 ui'' c,..l. a.. ;.
tied by the free conferences 'one u's1 oueis W
dissolve the DteI anu 10 coiseII " toao %
German states. NO chah5e ID liesse'O"S'e'
THINGS IN SCHLESWIG- HOLSTEiN.
Tbo Loot ed,,icos from Hamburg are of the 10Th
So, G,aroI yUilisen had made another move.
4 - Iio ot,oste which however. only ended
iiio"1 - ."s Th;c[ re,v vare killed md
III . shli Int n'l ~ aiTa
"oGhuCu Oh 80 g. ~ E, j.; tleir Je4ar.
Inc 0tatI'i''te' 'OiI"'' " ~ - " g H. p1
mlnat'oh 10 oPPose ei
ana not sIuSie FlussiIH, a. n ] ~
aiIrins' nuu !9e s.io f ~ ; ~ prnsso
~ OF 1f prosssns serving in the insurgent
me number o. al strS5 II 6 i nnd n6
army VI" VS. sn wns still yng under gaard Of
Prussians in the port of Lubec. 1t was believed
that desire existed of sending her round to Bre-
metnayen 70 oLt CiG G1eL VI 'e .a' nous
German meet opt taIo0''S ''"o arisen aS % ma
ing ere" 70 ni.,il tei ~, tro,..oi. o,,4n
private iettIt ll'ln t4e ilol1teni ou'Pos'S az
NoFderstaPel ;, stalfs a4t te lanes 4 nave cur
eo4s p ,'MT 3"U - ,ha II lii a .i' 'ba
etS IS r as t p,e raoc '' i m,Gae
country as ial as .e can reac', IS uaef
s.eI BIN w., SahIs noors tot a NV GU