COLLISION AND MASSACRE AT BERLIN.

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 228, 5 August 1848, Page 3

COLLISION AND MASSACRE AT BERLIN.

Tin Cologne Gazette contains the following pariim" kit of tin' (listui banccs ut Uciliu :— March 17. — In spite of the influence of the committees of safety, Rome misfortunes happened last eveningIt is itated that the student* of Halle, lireslau, ami Leipsic have arrived here. March 18. Seven p.m.— Tranrjuility has been somewhat re-established during the l.uit half-hour. — Nine p.m. — The diborilersare not yet over. A violent fuc has just broken out in the Ciuartier Louise. Tho city ia so encumbered with soldiero that the ciuriers cannot leave. We received no journals. I have just learnt that the garrison of Berlin aie ab»ut to i>« withdrawn. The Landwher ia called out l> do h» duty, a tcinfic co lision took place, under rnc\ nv.tinci> : which seem to be accidental, on the following Hcrouiits The liberty of the pi cbp, granted l>y 1 lie Kiiifs, uud the Convocation of the Diet l>»r the 2nd of April, have caused genera] joy. It Whs'.ished to illuminate thi 8 evening. The people crowd' ' i:i thr I'alaie »quire to testify their gratitude to the Jl.i.a ( \i< lore two o'clock the King appealed on the balcony, and Wub received with great enthusiasm. Thepn«>ns who were not aware of the ordinance which ibrnidn tho inieivention of the mihtaiy cried out, •• W.thdiaw the inilitiiiy." ut half- past oni 1 , the drugoon«- sjippured ou the I luce dv Cuatcuu, and their colonel, Al. do i.\ieslh\yit',s, [For contiuuntion i»ec Sunplcaid I J