New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
GERMANY.
TIL OUTBREAKS AT FRANKFORT AND
MAltNtE

MAYENtE.
A letter of Aug O. fioip Fra Kfort, says:
Toe Governor OF the EtOeI d fortress OF Msyence
= appreht rsve Of diets breaking cut among tho
FeOcIal troops We hav. u-t bad one here under tho
very eyes oi the German Diet. Yesterday evening",
We were entertained by he spectacle Of serious fight
IN the public thoIouehare bctNeen Prussi6n soldiers
one SIDE ana Austrian aid Btvarian soldiers on tae
Otter
The combstarts were shout 800 in number. The
wounds are not serious The public witnessed the
gene aud app,audei With cheers ADD ioking remarks
This affair vii coufrn S nate 10 determination
demsnd that the sodl-rs, wuec OF duty, shall not
be SLOWED 10 wesr their SIDE
\ letter fom the same pace on the following day
The battle fought by on, soldiers Yesterday recon-
menced to-day ON a YET l-'s.r scale. Abog. 2. m.
the streets filed with the soldiers of The several
corps; the Prussians the SIDE the other the
Auslrisns Bavariars, aod FraukUrters, pei NEIL and
in superior numbers To their aiversaiIes. At o'clock
regular encounter took place before the Friedberg
gate they fought with LAP e. aud many were wounded
on both sides. While the cb-f fghtog was going on
near the city gates, email pat coubats broke out in
the streets under the eyes OF the uneons spectators.
There great nioveuen; aId hustle every where
AID these dlsordery lasted three hours. The
drums then beet The cenc 0ie at the main guardhose
and AZ SachSenbauSet, where the Bsvaan garrison IL
saiioned but the soldiers did not xpect any one
would come and separat,thrm, the drums ceased Toe
OILY taken 10 send out mi xed patrols
who arrived eyeyw .Ie too late. IL is 81 be hoped
that the military authorizes VII in future display the
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cesses were 1t only Ia cinsdaiai ~ of the Federal
Diet and the peaceable inhabitants of Frankfort.
A letter in the Berlin NGtiOadt ZeaHag, under date
OF August 8, says that on tie previous evening
the military and cvi authorities took every
OF precaution 10 guard against renewal of the ex-
cesses which had 80 much alarmed the town for some
days previously, and thai sroDg patrols psraled the
streets Il men on guard we're increased posts of
gepGames were placed, The gatss were secured, the
SOLDIERS were forbidden "a - beyond certain bounds
Ac but the only meals which, according 10 the gen.
eIa opinion, would nave been eiiectaal we've not
adopted, namely: the cUniioiug the men 20 the bar
rae Ks and deprlvDg them OF their weapons; and
corIin2y in afternoon both 10 the town and in the
suburbs, sarguDaiy rays took place. The spots
where the most desperate euc uuer occurred were at
The Bockenheimer aud AleIheligen gates, a. the OPP
pose exfIemies of the city Tue aforementioned
gate several times storDrd by the PrussaGs, and
strong mixed patrol with liked bayonets, opposed
them, they acted ON The Offensive, whereby the com
MAJ der Of the patrol, Lative OF Frankfort, was
fatally wounded. l. Is sta ed toat many civilians We're
the eide of the attackers and it certain ths.
many Were captured. Ga the m)rnng of the next
day several B-varians snJ Austrisns came 20 blows.
The writer gathers bis cunt from the reports of nd
yiduals as 1t was dangerous TO visit the streets, the
soldiers running through 'hein with naked weapons;
but it is stated that of the cDnba ants killed,
aud in the hospitals are between twenty AMI thirty
wounded. Greet excitement prevails.
letter, dated Frankfort on the. Main, August :,
from the correspondent Of me Londoa Star, says:
We m the midst ot tnis republlc IN city
devoted to aud the other arts OF peace. 1t
s no fault OF ouIs; cur German iede raj Allies by gN
risoIiIg city with their troops, Austrians, PTus-
SLAMS and Baverians have bought This scouge upon
US. The German soldory, uuk1 Ouis is permitted to
carry side AIMS when not ia y. How dangerous
this practice is must nov nave become evident 10 tho
most obuse military appi.hensl Il. The strife has
emerged al last from the cOni eDtLt of the tap room
ard made lts app, tie open street. /. is NO
lonee the fist bur the sword, that is employed, and
tor days past COLDER OH duty is TO be met with in
the streets Of this city who does not with his sword
ftou 70 h.a hu a..fha
soldiers In general the attack rs by Prussisns on
side and AnstIans, Bsvarans ant orr troops-.hat il
to say the Southern Gernaos on the other; but blows
have been Likewise exchanged bet geen the last named
three. Fighting is golog On almost in every street.
and yesterday the nj Of the soldery became
great that moet OF Us peaceful inhabitants
afraid to leave our houses. At the Allerhellgen
Gate and the Is ckeubeim Fate il came 70 real
batiles The former was stormed by the riotOus
P,ussian soldery, who, after having overpowered
ana driven away the guard actually mouoted guard
themselves thus dtied tho decree which shut the
gate against the military large patrol composed Of
frankfort and Austrian sO ,ies, dspa ched against
them. How any cJmn8nde Ia bis could commit
such toOsh act Is ncoDpreneh-ole It's very evident
that the soldiers Of each aon should be coerced into
obedience by their own brothers n arms, add no: by
those hom cbey have ustoned themselves to look
upOn enemies. The result was as 1t might have
been anticipated. The II us p us-ans ia possession
of the guard refused 10 el0 To the patrol and
choice left but to charge tnem with the 63y0net-
But the charge was altogether unsuccessful, which
rather tends to conobOrae An opinion held by many
military men in Germany, that toe sword when used
with courage and sk aIo under the influence Of great
excitement, is superior arm TO the bsyonet. The
officer leading the attack killed and the pa.rol
driven back ard dispersed, leaving many wounded in
the street of whom the inhabitants n the neighborng
houses had to take care. To-day there is fighting be-
tween the AustraDs aud Bavarians the bridge
the Man, where the traffic altogether stopped 10 con-
sequence People talk VI two killed and many wounded
but in the excltene it Is difficult TO ascertain what's
true and is too dangerous TO go 10 the spot. as At
tacks on quiet passers by are by no means Of rare
occurrence.