The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-27 00:00:00

chairs ; and MM. Da'dmaun, James Grimm, an.l Gerviniy,
are hi. en the choice of imprison:flea, or an immediate de-
parture from the Hanoverian terii:ory. They must Leave in
three days. The shor est runt. is prescr-b,d : they must go
to W.tienhatv.: n, in Hessu Cassel. Arid the sole reason
assigned for this treatment is, that, not content with protest-
:ng, they mentioned the eircun stance in conversation, and in
letter; to their friends I Never sh.l! I big tth • afternoon 0:,
which this intelligence arrived, and the se n:atien it pro lace
I met one of the oldest citizens of Gottiogen, e he, wish teu-s
in his eyes, said to me, " I have seen niauy das in
Hanover ; I have seen the Fiend' bivouaclieg Li the streets
of Gottingen ; but never, • even under the iron government of
Napoleon, was such an order sent to ra G ittingen Professor,
And that this should have come from our °e n Kirg !" To
enforce the Royal rescript a e oop of 50 d•egoons. and 200
infantry, commaided by Lieutenant- Ciao.. I Wien, eke.
arrived on Thursday night. Yesterday, a• tit-, ive o'clock, the
magi.strwes were sefinmontd by the S.adt-Director, M. Ebell,
to hear Colonel Wieneeke's powers and du les. aslaid do .v ii in
a Rev.. al rescript. He is invested with full command of all
troops in the principality of Gottingen, with full power to
employ them as he thinks proper: on the slightest symptom of
an attempt to excite, by we>: d or deed. feel Lies of discontent
against King Erne-t, he is empowered to seize the offender,
try him before a Court-martial, and intl ct military punish-
ment. The 61,1 powerS hitherto possessed by the Police
Director, M. Beaulieu, and ;he Pre-sector, ire transferred to
him. Scarcely had two hours elarsed bef. re the power given
to the soldiers was employed. At two the numerous
class of Professor Langenbeck, after leaving the.class room,
cheered under Professor Grimm's nitidows, and then passed
on to the Weender street. Except this cite. ring, rot ping,
absolutely nothing, had been done. But in the Weender-
street they were charged by a party of dragonns, Lieutenant
Hartmann calling nut, " Cut deep, cut deep." Several stu-
dents were wounded, and in this state carried aff to prison,
where one, who had received a severe wound en the head, now
_lies in delirium, and is not expected to recover. After this
occurrence the students went immediately to the Pro-rector,
and demanded that it should at L ast be publicly announced
that such powers had Leen given to Colonel Wi:necke. At
first M. Bergmann would not b lieve that the assault had
taken place; but on its being placed beyond doubt, burst
into tears; exclaiming, " I can do nothing—l dare do nothing
—Colonel Wienecke is the sic authority in Gottingen." To
aggravate these wrongs it is almost impossible, for the wronged
to make known their misery, the German Dirt having, be fore
the termination of its sittings, enjoined on the representatives
of the different states the strictest caution in treating of Hano-
verian matters ; and last vv. ek all pamphlets on the subject,
even those of a purely legal character, were forbidden under a
tine of 50 dollars. In plain words, Ilanovcr is subjected to all
the horrors of despotic governmenf.

The Paris papers of Monday have all been re-
ceived. With two excep,ions, they are unanimous in
prophesying the loss of the Canadas to Great Britain
—an event at which they do not affect to conceal their
satisfaction. The following extracts from them con-
tain the only interesting intelligence, foreign or do-
mestic, to be found in their columns:—
Tile Phare de Bayonne say General Ulibarri at hngth
arri.ed on the Frontiers on the I ith, r,ce've the convoy of
provisions of which 'we have often spoken. The ditilculty of
the passage by a road. t-) the left of Valcarlos and Arneguy
could not allow the whole convoy to pass the detik, which was
covered with snow... The zral and activity of Aquerre, Go-
vernor of Valcarlos, were of great service in conducting the
operations. _ . .

Some enemies of Zareatiguy having ob,Tived that mod of
the soldiers who had accompanied him in his expeditkn,
returnei to Bi;cay, loadel with money, t':e part of their
plunder at Segovia and Vallarlolid, and that it was to
be inferred that the General had received considerable
booty, of which he had rendered no account ; -this suspicion
induced him inanediately to solicit a Court-martial to which
he might give an account of his conduct 'lite Pretender
agreed to this request ~bout a month ago, Zariatiguy coated
his functions, went to Lruuiaja, and what i.s very singular,
the Court-martial has already completed its insestigation, the
result of which is, that a!I the charges imputed to Zariatiguy
are found to b. calumnies, so that at the rno.nent of our writ-
ing these lines, he has resumed his command, and may per-
haps be en'rusted with the direction of the approaching expe-
dition.—Le Constitut:onel.