The Sun.
London, England, 1839-08-17 00:00:00

HAMBUJtGH MAIL.

TREVES, JUI.V the declaration that the Go-
vernment would not sanction the election of the Rev. M.
Arcoldi to the dignity of Bishop, several petitions were
immediately sent to Berlin. The citizens received the
following answer :
" M. Saarberg, M.D., M. Leonardy, merchant, and
other citizens of the city of Treves, are hereby informed
by his Majesty's express command, in reply to their peti-
tion of the twelfth of last month, that his Majesty has not
thought fit to approve of the election of the Canon Ar.
noldi to the dignity of Bishop of Treves. For the rest
the petitioners are to refrain from all interference in our
affAirs, which does not concern their rights and duties."
" The Minister Von ALLENSTEIN.

" Berlin, June 6."
HANOVER, Ara, I.—Addresses continue to be received
from all parts of the kingdom, thanking the Magistrates of
the capital, and approving the steps taken by them to main-
tain the Constitution. Though there is still great excitement
as well in the capital as in the provinces, the most profound
tranquillity prevails here. The large bodies of troops that
I:!tve been collected here still remain, it is true, but it is
reported that they will soon return to their garrisons.
HANOVER, Aco. B.—We are more quiet than ever ; tlw
police has issued its notice, by order of the Minister of the
Interior, revoking the regulations published on the 30th of
July; private houses are to be closed at ten o'clock at
night, and taverns and public-houses by nine o'clock ; the
prohibition of brawling, etc., in the street, and also the
assembling and going about in large bodies, is still in force.
The Friburg Gazette says, " A proposal is said to
have been made by Hanover not to allow the Faculties
of Jurisprudence to deliver in future legal opinions
on political prosecutions. If these proposals should
be agreed to, it would hinder the German Faculties
of Jurisprudence from exercising a right which has
hitherto been allowed them, and deprive the people of the
benefits of an institution which, with all its defects, has
always been of considerable use.
VIENNA, JUNE 4.—A report which much needs confir-
mation states that the Emperor Nicholas is on the point
of setting out for the south of his empire, in order to be
near the theatre of war. Extraordinary movements of
troops in all Russia and Poland continue to be spoken of.
The same is the case with our provinces on the Danube;
all the troops in them are marching to the frontiers, and
are replaced in the interior
.by other garrisons, which, in
case of need, may furnish a reserve.
ST. PETERSBURG, AUG. I.—lt is said that Moscow will
be honoured by a week's visit from the members of the
Imperial family on their journey to Borodina. The Grand
Duchess Maria and her consort will accompany the Em-
peror in the journey, but it is not determined whether the
Empress will remain here or take a journey abroad for the
benefit of the waters.
On the 26th of last month the Baltic flzet cruising off
Cronstadt, which has been joined since the month of June,
with the squadron stationed at Redal, was reviewed by the
Emperor and his Imperial Highness the Archduke Albert
of Austria.
FRANKFORT, Auo. 7.—The departure of the troops of
the Confederation from our city will, it is said, take place
in October. Almost all the Austrian troops are quartered
in the Gennea House at Sachsenhausen belonging to the
Emperor of Austria.
STOCKHOLM, Ace. B.—Official accounts in our journals
seem not to confirm the reports that the Crown Prince
will extend his voyage to St. Petersburg. His Royal
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