New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
GERMAN Y.

The military riots at Mayeuce have been followed
by others OF serious nature in the neighboung
City Of Frankfort, the seat Of the German Federal
II ct.
The London Stars Frank fort- on Maine coussponi-
ert writing on the Sth describes series of fights be
tween the Austrian PIussan Bayarian and Frankfort
soldiers forming the garrison. The provooaton onsl-
mated in the uthern Germans charging the Prussans
with ooHardce, in refusing to assist Austria IL Italy
The Northern Germans, however had become the
most notous. The writer states that on the Sth the
traffic on the bridge the Maine stopped owing
10 the fgLrg. An officer and Others are talked OF a.
killed, and many wounded.
HAMBURG, Thursday, Aug. ll.-To-dsy the ci'!zen'
Of Hamburg representing all the parishes voted Tor
the modification Of the Constitution proposed by the
Senate, which was adopted by a majority OF 9'S
against lJ3.
FEDERAL REFORM.
The Prussion Weekly Jopraa', Ministerial organ,
tina question of the Federal Reform OF Germany.
II admits tina. Prussia 10 particular would have great
interest in the Circumstance Of the forces OF Germany
being Ho,e united bet states that it would be neces
ssry to have unanimous accord on that subject De
tween all the Governments and tina. such al accord
could not be brought about unless all penetrated
with German sentiments, whether Prussian or not
vould act ererge,caly for that object. The article
conclude, a. follows:
Certainly thePrussisn Coy srnmert il acting solely
with view TO 81 epLemeral popularity wonll hoS
hesitate 10 present itss to the De. Win setIes VI
propositions OF reform. II WouId 90 SO onI! "
irose its good will bat iu TIE certain provision tnA
with the present competition OF the Diet AUG "th tns
feelings which pIeGomlna.e in the majority OF the uei
man Government, such pTopoiuuns Woud hV' AaF
the sg htet chance OF success II IL ohy Wnvn ,uI
nonulsr wishes can be freely expressed by then legs
| oreana-when the German prncss snsil nave Oi
counseors men who are ANXIOUS about tue honoi o'
Germapy-it ia only then that the reform WIZ oe
assured anc that the different StsIe oaa ue =. =
70 make the sacrifices necessary for tue formation ..
s,rono Centra Government. To act IN that spIli Is
our first task and We consider 1t al Iterha ie!VI Il
! j. not however everywhere purely lnlefhai ques
ton In several States the internal siuetoa mas oeeh
rendered worse By the Confederation ha'lbg gwen
false interpretation TO the Federal compact "f o. IN
usthabe inactivity on the part oil me Sei
The duty OF the Confederation Is 70 erect ~
the preeut state Of things, and from the cuy o. fe
establishing COL stituiional rights Prussia cannot ID any
withdraw IL that respect she can even a. pres
ent contribute largely 10 pIepsIe pIgpe, n' 40 -"
! oeyeloputut Of German naiionh tenuehOi7s'
A Fra1kfor- letter Of tie 9th says: Al Tue stns q
the Diet Yesterday the Committee presented rs rePo'
ON the complaint ef the Government oi Inc fortress u
,ie,.z sgsps Ii attitude assumed blythe press o, I'll q
,our Inc repo,t which was drawn up by the SAX
Trvcv remarked or the Conduct OF the Prusslan pIes
80 bsd dad 10 attack the Federal Constitution and
ia orvsns Tue conclusion come toby he SoInGI,tes
was tina. the Diet was ineompeten. 70 h'e,'e
nss.ion bch had been submitted to H. reso.u iol
consequently come to by the Diet recon nehaihs
lie comp an at 10 invoke the proecnon OF me sr %
/ Crar6 Duosl Hesse. While the Governor Of Tue G.
" r,.,ss i in dead Of conflicts betSeen tie toOp'
Of the dfIereut nations, dnd them coming TO DOS
under toe very eyes Of the Diet
Another letter from the ,sme p.sce says;
"Jbs Governor,of the Fedora! fortress Of Meu:z (
apprehersive Of quaues and riots bs'weeS '.e 60
,ancns We Lad sn example q sucn e)nHie
49, almost urieIthe eye Of the Germaul'
Diet The parties cortendiDg wer. the Prnsslsn 60.
;ers on ore side snd the Austrans and BAY aT'ap 90
the other. The number engaged ahoaNseu 70 -
IN h.. the wounds inflicted on either sde were ou
,,;a;nc' The people assembled encouraged ne con.
hstsn, by cries sud ever by pessaEtiss Oh a. Sini''