Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.

When the two Emperors talked together at Villa |
Franco and planned an Italian Confedelacy, somewhat
after the German fashion, they must have know that the
German Conf deracy unmanageable and, 10 many
respects, useless flair The Germans themselves have
continually found it So and they constantly trying
10 modify their system and strengthen their union. AS
an illustration of this copy the following resolutions
lately passed at meeting held in Eisenach and consist
ing of representatives from twentyone of the States in
to which Germany is divided:
Il. We in the present political situation great
danger for the indepence OF German atherand which
have been increased rather than diminished by the peace
concluded between Austria and France.
90. These dangers arise from the imperfect federal
constitution Of Germany and they only be avoided
by speedy change in this constitution.
IS. To this end it is ssary that the German Diet
should be replaced by firm, strong and permanent Cen
trail Government, and that National Assembly should
he called.
a. In the present circumstances it is only by Prs
STA that eectua steps be taken to reach this end
To the initiative of Prussia must therefore be the
object Of our efforts.
IS. Should Germany be again threatened from with
out before the Central Government is defntvey con-
stued the conduct OF her military forces and diploma
tic relations abroad must be confded to Prussia.
6. 1t Is the duty OF every German to give his sup
port to the Prussan Government so long its aims
coincide with the aims and necessities of Germany, and
its actions directed to securing for Germany
strong, free and united constitution
a. We expected from all friends OF the German
falneand Wnetner they OelOng TO the Democratic or
Constitutional party that they will prefer the national
independence and union to the claims of party and will
work together with accord and with perseverance
arrive at strong German unity"
Central Government with National Assembly is
the plan proposed and it is evidently be of i'm
iation OF the government at Washington, modified of
course, by the metaphysical ideas of the Germans Some
OF the members of the Conederacy particularly Austria
will object TO the prominent position assigned to Prus-
! STA in the resolutions. Hapsburg and Brandenburg
have long been jealous Of another, and Hapsburg
has particularly dsiked the rapid growth of Brandon
burg towards position frsrate power in Europe
But Prussia has Russia and England to support her,
and better liked than Austria is by the minor Ger
States. But Austrian and Bavarian influence
will be sufficient to defeat the Eisenach plan, and
only refer to it Indication of the discomfort of the
| Germans with their confederate system.
WOMAN INSTANTLY Torn TO PIECEs-1his morn
ing, Mrs ochnabel, young French creole, whose hus-
band is engineer in Merrils Drug Mills on ST. Charles
street. had her dress caught n the cogs of wheel and
she was drawn in between it and the shaft. Her legs
arms and backbone Instantly crushed to atoms.-
The effect OF the shock great to break the
chnery IN several places. Her husband in vain tried
to rescue her, and when the awful fact flashed upon his
mind that she dead, his grief knew no bounds Mrs
Schnabel intelligent, industrious woman, and
much devoted to her husband and child.
81. Louis Evenmg Bulletin, lHh.
SUPPOSED POISONING AFFAIs AT v LIIAMsroN, S.
! CA number of the attendants upon the ball given at