The Sun.
London, England, 1839-07-31 00:00:00

in the political history not only of Hanover, but of
most German States
:
HANOVER, JULY 22.—The city is perfectly tranquil.
The last disorder was on Saturday evening-. A report that
artillery would be brought out and loaded with grape-shot,
had attracted some persons to the vicinity of the guard of
the Palace, where the cannon, it was said, were already
planted (which was not the case). The gendarmes distri-
buted some blows among the noisy young vagabonds in the
streets, which they very well deserved, and arrested some
of the 'frost refractory. The King himself, with his suite,
was at half-past nine in the evening in a corner of a street
near the Palace, where he witnessed the conduct of the
police, and convinced himself that no citizens were con-
cerned in this disorder. Yesterday being Sunday, it was
apprehended there might be a greater crowd round the
guard-house, and M. Evers, the Syndic, went to the spot
in person. The people listened to his exhortation, and all
went home, so that by ten o'clock the streets were cleared.
The ultra party seems evidently unprepared for the turn
which matters have taken, and for the King's yielding.
They rather expected that the magistrates would resist
them, that the citizens would interfere, and so soon find
their way to the King. The magistrates themselves have
now allayed the fermentation among the citizens and re-
frained from all acts of disobedience. Numerous detach-
ments of cavalry and artillery will arrive on the 30th, in
the environs of the Capital. It is said that unpleasant ac-
counts have been received by the Cabinet from the Pro-
vinces. It is feared that arrests will follow. The magis-
trates have not yet received any answer to their petition
for the reinstatement of Ruhman. The events in Hanover
aro said in letters from the Provinces to have caused a
great sensation. An address of thanks to Ruhman, has
been agreed to at Osnabruck, and similar addresses from
other towns are spoken of.
HANOVER, 24T11 JULY—The King's long expected an-
swer to the two petitions for the reinstatement of Ruhman
has not yet been received. It is not impossible that an
answer of the King declining to comply with the petitions
may be received today, in which ease Ruhman's suspension
will continue.
STOCKHOLM, 16TH JULY—It is stated in some (not offi•
cial prints), that a commission consisting of Swedish and
Norwegian members is appointed to draw up proposals for
the regulation of certain papers relative to the union of
Sweden and Norway.
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, JULY 26.
Bills. Money.
Austrian 5 per Cents
Bank shares 1517 1513
An 10-Russian Loan 1117% 107%
Russim S per Cent. Ist series, Certificate
Inscription, Ist Series lo2li 10-.-iN
Russian 5 per Cent. Hop and Lo. 3d and 4th
Se. i s
Ditto in Certificates - 97% 97j-i
Dutch :,.ctual Debt, 2 pe Cent 54
Ditto 5 per Cent lOl
Polish Bond,
New ticket
Anglo- oanish Loan, 3 per Cent 71% 7114
Norwegian Loan, 1534, 4 per Cent....... 10l!i
EXCHANGES 0%; LONDON.
HAMBURG, JULY *26.-13. 51,—Two months, 13. 3%.
PCTF:RSBURGH' JULY f9._ 11 11-32.
CHRISTIANIA, JUNE 17.—Three months, 4. 116.
STOCKHOLM, JULY 19.—S,venty-five days, 11. Nil.
BERLIN, JULY 23. —Three months, 6. 2114.