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The Diet , knowing of the mobilization of the Landwehr and the dissolution of the Chamber , decreed that , if Frankfort were not to be compromised in its position as a free and imperial town in the various events which would necessarily follow a war between Prussia and Austria , the Prussian and Austrian garrisons must be withdrawn , and replaced by a Bavarian garrison . It was agreed that Bavaria should appoint the commander-in-chief , and Frankfort the governor of the town . The Bavarian Colonel Lessel , who had been for many years member of the federated military commission for Bavaria , was appointed commander-in-chief , and the lieutenant-colonel of the Frankfort battalion became governor of the town . The departure of the Prussian and Austrian troops was fixed for June 12th , and it was decided that the Prussians should leave by two special trains on the Main-Weser line , at six and eight in the morning , for Wetzlar , and the Austrians at three in the afternoon of the same day . This arrangement was known in Frankfort on the 9th , and as may be understood , filled the Chandroz house with despair . Emma would be separated from her husband and Helen from her lover . We have said that the Prussians were to leave first .