The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-14 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The National Gazette of Berlin, under date of
Vienna Bth, says:—" A law on the crime of rebellion
is in preparation. It is said that governors of pro-
vinces
to invest the civil authorities with military
power, and thus in fact proclaim a state of siege.
The editors of the weekly journal of Teschen, which
demandwil it, l have the right, should circumstances
is printed in the Polish language, have received notice
to continue to preach up national separation and to
propagate Panslavism."
The Emperor of AUSTRIA is expected at Prague on
the 18th or 19th, for the fete of his uncle, the ex-
Emperor FERDINAND. The Court of Saxony will be
present at the fetes which will take place on the occa-
sion. It is stated that the Emperor FRANCIS JOSEPH
will visit Pesth in May. He has addressed to the
Senate of Hamburgh a letter of thanks for the kind
receptionthat, as a 'proof of his satisfaction, he has granted a
pardon of hisaE stroops
Hamburgh, who
the citizen of in that city, and announcing
to R A
was in prison in Austria awaiting his trial for high
treason.
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The First Chamber of Saxony has declared itself
in favour of the re-establishment of the right of sport-
ing as it existed before 1848. The Second Chamber
has not agreed to this resolution ; it has only decided
that those who possess the right shall be indemnified,
and that that indemnity shall be paid from the receipts
for game certificates. This proposition must be re-
ferred to the First Chamber. The First Chamber has
also adopted the Bill for re-establishing military sub-
stitutes which was abolished in 1848.

AMERICAN NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

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31st, and telegraphic accounts from New York via
Halifax to the Ist inst. She has 13,000 dolls. in specie
on freight.
The Royal mail steam-ship Europa, Lott comman-
der, with the mails from Liverpool of the 13th, ar-
rived at New York on the 25th.
Halifax papers of the 26th ult. state that Messrs.
Howe and Fullerton, Liberal members, had been re-
turned to the Canadian Parliament.
The news from all parts of the United States is en-
tirely devoid of interest.
Havannah advices to the 18th are unimportant.
The transactions in the New York Stock-market
were, to a moderate extent, without change. The
Money-market was easy, and the supply abundant.
The foreign exchanges in good supply. Bills on
London, 109 to 109 - ; Paris, 5 18! to 5 20; Amster-
dam, 40 and Ito 40 ; Harnburgh, 35i to 351 ;
Bremen, 78i to 784.
Cotton was in good demand previous to the receipt
of the Europa's advices, after which prices declined
per cent. per IL
Saks since last advices, 20,000 bales.
The Flour.market was steady, with moderate sales.
Grain in small supply, without change in prices.
Iron in good demand. 170 tons Coltens,and 75
tons Gartsherrie, sold at $l9 75c. to $2O, cash.
Freihts to London, flour, ls • 93. to 2s.—to Li-
verpool cotton, id. per lb.; flour, ls. Glas-
gow, flour, is. 103.
The Royal mail steam-ship Canada, with the mails
of the 20th ult. from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax on
the 30th.