New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
GERMANY.

BERLIN. Aug. lJ-Tte S'aGts iRSelgT published
lately proclamation Rom VI. kelLo", me new
President OF the Rhine Provinces specifying the
objects for which the provincial Diets are
called together and TIE PrcUssisrte Zeltuog
thereuuon remarks how senseless the alarm Of
the Constitutional party l. lest these Diets
should have retrOgrcSSlye designs, tor indeed the
objects enumerated by the Rhine President have
verv Lutte or no political bearing
To-day. however, that same paper publishes a roy
al ordinance, signed by HIS Majesty, especially EN-
poworug The provincial diets OF the Rhine dis'nctto
adout any measures and pass Professionally any Laws
that NAV seem 10 them suitable and necessary win
reference to all communal questions. Here, then,
the yer, institution, The communal ordnance, which
has been ca. ed INTO existence by The Legislature,
and sanctioned by The King, a. substitute Tor the
Dlets-whlch has thus become laws thro~n VIZ
iualy back MO the hands of these lie sAiy rene Nti
Diets. 10 DO what they Ike with Il.
Every cay the bare existence OF the frankfort
Diet seems 10 inspire nOw one state. now another.
with some pH'entous act OF courage. me Wssita
Jorrnai OF The l4th contains Ministerial rescript'
by which all the tree coLSfes atoms OF otxohf 1'e
declared be dissolved. Il i made criminal 10 be
a member Of these unions. or 10 attend any al their
assemblies The prelext tor tins religious persecu-
uon f'or that y the name the measure VIII tairy
provoke AID tearj i iha, these congregations are
hotbeds Of democratic doctrines and passions ihs
act Of he saxon Government Is regarded mercy a.
the herald OF universal dissolution OF az the zee
ccIgrecati ons' all over Germany, which j., THe IS
seHer Zcfane intmates. 10 be pronounced shortly
II cafdeGra from Frankfort.
In a sitting OF he Communal Council q DanZIg OF
the I2th INST OF forty members, only sixteen al
tended 10 vote FOR Deputies for the Diets. \ pro-
test signed by twenty. despite the Ministerial me
mace was drawn Jp. 4 tOlDerg. on me day before,
2 members appeared al the Council but when tue
Ministerial ordinance was read. inviting them 10 pro-
coed 10 the election The whole Council slmQlta-
necuslv rose and quilted the hal consequently no
election can take place IN this town In Welmtr,
Jena, and Ei.enach the Democratic party have,
however even The PreHsstS-tg Zegftng atnts,
gained some decisive victories not by protesting.
ddaie Of the popular party the ourgon aster Of me
town, has been returned and n We.mar and Else
mach popular elections are fully expected.
mentioned III my correspondence about ten Gays
ago, that there was project on foot among iDe no.
bliy Of the provinces OF Prussia and OF Pofnerania
10 the effect that al the landed property formerly
belsngl 10 the mobiles which had passed INTO othef
hands should not be allowed 20 be sold 10 any oAer
thar the noble purchasers. such PROJECT As ms
appears almost incredible II Is nevertheless true.
TIE National ZsifrHg, hreu- Zaturg, and other pa
per- mention and dwell on the fact Inc foinefa-
man NOBILITY propose BESIDE that the nonnoDle' OK
citizen pOssessors OF these properties shOuio De
comVelled 10 sell them demand 10 noble persons
al fixed valuation Yet . : not from tner own
purses but from the pubic 4sury. that these noble
persons design 10 make these purchases Ne state
IS 10 be payInas.er or al least 20 afsance tue neces-
ssry sums loans And all this. Tas hrsHZ- Zeltg
sOemuly assures j. 20 DC ofOugni ABOUT nom fJ.
yves Of "plety and patriotism.
FRANKFoRT-os-THE- MAINE, Aug. ID Il unde r>iand
that nothing daun,ed oy the repu-se winch the pro-
test OF the English and French Governments met
with AZ The hands Of the Diet. these powers intend
within the IexI Il DAYS ~ rene" i, pe4ting ae
,rrt'rents upon mh.cA 'hey found her fshl 70
-rteryene n TIE incorporation question. and ieayne