... other towns in the Palatinate. Accounts from Karlsruhe of the 14th instant, state that the Grand Duke of Baden had taken flight from the capi- tal, tinder the protection :of a troop of horse and artillery. Karlsruhe was on the eve of insurrection, a portion ...

... discomfiture of the insurgents in a series of small bat. tIes, which were fouubt on the 21st, 22d, and 23d instant. Letters from Karlsruhe inform us of the preparations which the revolutionary Government have made for their flight, by removing part of their troops ...

... 7th instant. GERczAxY.-It is reported, in a letter from Karlsruhe, of the 14th instant, that the Grand Duke of Baden bad fled from his capital under escort of a troop of horse and artillery. Karlsruhe itself was in estate bordering upon anarchy. Freyburg ...

... Roman expedition, before the intelligence of the offer to capi- tulate reached Paris. The Kolner Zeitung has letters frons Karlsruhe of the 29th ult., stating that a sharp conflict took place between the Prussians and the insurgents on the approach of the ...

... the rebels has occurred between Brentano and Struve. The latter, with several hundred un- ruly Swiss, has been ousted from Karlsruhe, and been conveyed under a strong guard to lleidelberg, whence, like the braggadocio Nletternich (of Mayenlce), he will probably ...

... a fact vhich,, if true, reflects infinite credit upon the French officers anid soldiers of Strasburg. The passage, dated Karlsruhe, ruims thus :- 1 Here evcry care is taken, of the oflicers vho have re- maiiieil faithful-thatt is, they are all locked up ...

... yesterday, which have been accepted. The consternation was general. The As- sembly had been prorogaed indefinitely. BADEN. The Karlsruhe Zeitung of the 7th announces the condein- narion by court martial and the execution of some of cite leaders of the Baden ...

... brigade of three regiments se of cavalry, all dragoons, and a brigade of artillery. Perma- a, nent garrisons are stationed at Karlsruhe, Mannheim, st Freiburg, Bruchsal, and Gottasane. The oorps of invalids so has its quarters at Kisslau. The army has a to ...

... and the tirailleurs on the walls. Gen. ?? had given the authorities 48 hours to surrender at discretion; Accounts from Karlsruhe of the 14th inst. state that the Grand Duke of Baden had taken flight from the capital, under the protection of a-troop of ...

... march nu' Ito Troctstenau. It was feared that there would be a tes If general rising in the kingdom of Wurtemberg. JLud The Karlsruher Zeitunq gives an account of some in of the depredations of JVI. Strove and his army of no Republicans. They robbed the public ...

... Ins- 5 ?? with nsilitat'y honour's, have been tinder arias and waiting his ar-rival. I Thle Prince of Prussia leaves for Karlsruhe to- 3 oro torring The otsilobetof liiir 'rosin thanst quarter-, arnd tire dismissal of other I. corps to threir Iromies. ...

... one blouse, one pair of shoes, one pair of a breeches, and acknowledges thb same herewith.-v (Signed) ELIZABETH HAucs.-Karlsruhe, June 23. The lady's example was followed on the ensuing ;Iday by that of some equally martial sister Amazons Iwhose receipts ...