Italy. July 31, 1848

From 1 August of this year, the second daily passenger mail coach between Cologne and Crefeld, which departed from Crefeld at 1 o’clock midday and from Cologne at 10 o’clock in the evening, will be discontinued. Further regulation of the mails between Cologne and Neuss remains reserved.
Correspondence and items to and via Crefeld which have hitherto been forwarded by the discontinued mail will, from the above time, be routed by rail via Düsseldorf.
Cologne, 28 July 1848.
The Chief Postal Director, Rehfeld.
Judicial Sale.
On Tuesday, 1 August of this year, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, several pieces of Orleans and Merino, several wrap cloths, tablecloths, bedspreads etc. are to be publicly auctioned at the Apostelmarkt in Cologne against immediate cash payment.
Wambach, bailiff.
An excellent lager beer, Buttermarkt No. 20.
An apprentice watchmaker sought at J. Koch, Breitstraße 96.
The manager, Korff.
Printed by W. Clouth, St. Agatha No. 12.

In the minority remained the two other versions of this paragraph: 1. Education is common to all denominations. Church religious instruction is excluded from the school. 2. Education is, with the exclusion of church religious instruction, common to all denominations.

Originally there followed here two paragraphs which had already been adopted in principle by the overwhelming majority of the deliberative assembly, but which, to the final plenary session, seemed to belong not in the constitutional charter but in the education law, as specifically administrative provisions. They read alike: