The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-29 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A letter from Hesse Homburg, in the Cologne
Gazette, states that, in pursuance of a rescript of the
7th, judicial proceedings have been ordered against
the deputies who remain faithful to the Constitution,
and they have been formally prohibited from enter-
ing into any discussions on the Constitution of the
Lang ravate.

The Cologne Gazette, under date of Carlsruhe,
22d, says:—" Most of the officers of the Grand
Duchy of Baden, who went to Paris to be present at
the review of the 10th, have returned. They were
perfectly satisfied with the reception given them by
the PRINCE PRESIDENT, who long resided in this
country, and who must always remember that period
with pleasure. One of the officers, Lieut.-Colonel
CLANBETZ, has been named by the PRINCE PRESI-
DENT officer of the Legion of Honour. An old
Baden General, Baron DE DEGENFELD, Who under
the EMPEROR was to have been decorated immediately
after the battle of Baulzen, a distinction, however,
which he did not obtain in consequence of the rapid
change in the state of affairs, has received by his son,
DEGENFELD, who went to Paris, the
Captain DE
Cross of the Legion of Honour."
The policehave discovered a plot in Bremen, per-
fectly organized, the object being, in case of certain
events occurring, to get rid in one night of several
persons previously pointed out. A number of ar-
rests had been made ; the laws of this club (called
the Association of Death), as well as poniards,
pistols, and ball-proof cuirasses had been seized.
The chief of the club was an officer of arquebusiers.
The result of this affair is regarded with anxiety.

MA RYLEBON E THEATRE.
The performances last evening were for the benefit
of Mr. George Bolton. They commenced with Hamlet,
which was asithetically played. Thu death of King
Claudius evoked roars, and a new emendation of the text
by the second gravedigger, who, when asked, " What is
he who builds stronger than either the mason, the ship-
wright, or the carpenter?" replied " the bellows-maker,"
was deservedly and enthusiastically appreciated. The
celebrated Flexmore had been caught hold of to give
" A Grotesque Extravaganza," and ao astonished the
natives that he had to comply with three encores. The
well-sustained whistling, with which the orchestra
was
occasionally accompanied by the gods, and the magnifi-
cent storm of VOiCeS appropriately introduced in one of
the galops, and delivered with a power and precision
that made the walls of the theatre quiver, demonstrated
the favour in which music is held in high places. At
midnight the performances were rather more than half
over, there then remaining but two farces to be got
through, so that the entire was most probably brought
to a conclusion before sunrise.

CREMORNE GARDENS.
Through the kindness of the spirited proprietor of this
beautiful and favorite place of public resort, we had an
opportunity, on Thursday, of witnessing the extensive
preparations made for the forthcoming season. Every
embellishment that art can invent appears to have been
employed to set off the lavish beauties of Nature, and
nothing now can well be desired either of natural or
artistic attraction. A very neat entrance of some arohi•
tectural pretension has been erected in the King's-road,
and great improvements have been made in the external
appearance of the hotel. Fountains of various kinds and
of great beauty have been made to lend their charming
and refreshing aid in various parts of the grounds,
great elegance and beauty, occupy appropriatelpositions.
whilst vases of
In the way of
of entertainments from three o'clock
amusement, Mr. Simpson has pro-
vided most amply, so as to furnish a continued round_
gigantic proportions, and statuary of
opening) until near midnight, A new grand ballet by M.
Milano, will forma great attraction, and the beautiful
al
scenery by Dibdin, of which we were favoured n
wi
view, will
enhance the reputation of that clever artist.
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The great Cremorne band will be conducted by B
ample
and the lovers of music and dancing will
"ndovelties,
means of gratifying their taste. Amongst
the
eafirs from
not the least interesting are a group of 1 -
specimens
South Africa, the men being about the
finestß
of
of humanity we over beheld,(the time q
and a valuable collection
of their
curiosities serve to display the productions
by
Madlle.
Rooh
country. Performances on the tight rope
Violante, the clover gymnastics ofance of the
the corniest tricks of his dogs, the clairvoyance
double-sighted youth, the sleight
of
hand of Madame
nts, will furnish
Jullien, and a hundred other entertainments,
with the
continuous amusement, the whole terminating the brilliant
daring and terrific ascent by Violante, amid
fireworks by Mottram. The Gardens
openez and his sons,
next,
aeronaut,
Signor Lunardini.
when, in addition to the usual
attractions, there
will be a balloon ascent by thatsuccessful

) MONEY OR following
DER OFFICES.--The notice
has Been issued by the authorities of the General Post-office :
p On the Ist June, the receiving-office at Walham-green,
Fulham, county Middlesex, served from London, will be
opened as a major money order office; and on the Bth June,
the sub-post-office at Wolverton, county Buckinghamshire,
served from Stoney Stratford, will be opened as a major
money order office. Minor money order offices will be
opened at the undermentioned places on the respective dates
aamed—Beeston, Nottinghamshire, June 1 ; Darlaston,
Staffordshire, June 6; Sandgate, Kent, June 1; Upper Mill,
Lancashire, June 1 ; Waiudeet, Lincolnshire, June 1. N.B,
Postmasters are informed that Allendale, flessle, and Reep-
s thatalis
bCur
rayn. bourn
The
ham, mentioned in the instructions No. 17, 1852, are re-
spectively served front Carlisle,
Hull, and Norwich, and they
must supply the omission in their lists. Postmasters are
also informed in the new list of money 6rder offices recently
forwarded to them it was erroneously stated that Oldbury
corrections
madetead ofn from
Salisbury
1 Isis.
was served from Dudley, instead of from Birmingham, and
wnasecessesravreyd from
recDtioorpcsh must be

MAIL STEAM-PACKETS Artik.wa. ENTs.—An Ad-
a principal gunnery
miralty shipwright surveyor, officer
from her Majesty's ship Excellent, at Portsmouth, and an
official from the gun carriage department at Woolwich, are
now at L' Packets at that outhampton, surveying the ,
part, to ascertain what armaments tney are Capable, or
could be rendered capable, of carrying.