The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-25 00:00:00

GERMANY.
We learn from Berlin that Baron Linden, Ambas-
sador Extraordinary from the King of Wurtemburg,
has had a private audience of the King, to whom he
delivered a letter from the King of Wurtemburg
containing a satisfactory explancion of certain words
used during the live political excitement. After the
audience the ambassador was invited to dine with the
Kiog at the Castle of Charlottenburgh.
. It is stated that the question of the succession to
the throne of the Grand Duchy of Baden has been
settled, and that the Prince Frederic will be sum-
- maned to the Grand Ducal office.
In Bremen the Constitution is abolished. The
Senate nas published the resolution of the Germanic
Diet of the 6 h of March, by which that assembly
ad;ipted the inelifications proposed by the &nate
consequently repeals the Constitution, and an-
nounces the grant of a new fundamental law.
In Vienna the Ministerial President has formed a
committee to ctosttly investigate the milizary budget,
and to ninke any proposals for retrenchment in the
expenditure that may seem at all feasible. It is
generally expected that the committee, which is corn-
p 'MA of experienced and clear-sighted men, will
peo,)ose certain reductions which will tell upon the
finances.
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A telegraphic dispatch says 1,700 men from Sera-
jeno have marched into Limon All the G:eeks and
the 13.:irnan Catholics are being disarmed. All the
Roman Catholic and Greek clergy, and the beads and
two principal magistrates of every town and village,
have been arrested. Concealment of arms is punished
with instant death. Tne Turks alone are excepted.
Troops are expected at Grahowr, Giltmock, and
Davao for the purpose of suppressing the alleged
PatPdavistic movement. Travellers, even those pro-
vided with Austrian passports, are exposed to the
greatest inconveniences. • lq.ny Christians, quite op-
-pressed with the expenses of quartering the troops,
have quitted their homes,-And it:Wytfandering about.
Tile military cornmalider of/Vague, Field-Marshal
Count Clam Gallas, has issued a progiamation, under
date of the 14,h, which suspends the right of associ-
ation', and recaPs to mind the prohibition of either
possessing or distributing exciting or revolutionary
pamphlets or papers. Every transgressor of either
of these laws is amenable to the cognizance of the
eourt,martial.

In Upper Au!itria the tide of emigration is greatly
on the increase, and this is by no means con-
fined to the mechanics or the lower classes of the
podhlation, hut large farm-.:s and persons
po.s-ssed of considerible landed property leave
th-ir native sod for the purpo.e of try ng their
forune in America. Dr. Anthony Warren, of New
!nuke', formerly D =try to the Austri in Diet, hss
united with hims,lf above 100 highly-respectable
per.,,,ns, who will leave for their distant transmarine
home io the course of a few days.
- In Bohemia, in a di-trict of Blowitz, An emigra-
tion soui-try oas hen form-d, the otject of which is
to establish a B iht-mian and Dliravian colony in
North America.
The illness of his Royal flighnet,s the Grand Duke
of Baden his assurn-d such r seriou, characttr bat
be is not expected to survive many days.