The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-02 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The German mail brings us some more details
from Berlin, under date of the 29th ult., of the re-
cent arrests in that city. The Prussian Govern-
ment has published nothing on the subject, but
the New Prussian Gazette states that the police
had been for some time apprised of revolutionary
intrigues and conspiracies connected with foreign-,
refugees in London. This journal informs us tat
Dr. Frankenthal, who had been arrested, was at
the head of a democratic association. At the ma-
nufactory of M. Hauschild, the foreman of which,
a person named Geissler, has boe_i arrested as
chief of a democratic associatioa. There were found
concealed under the roof a quantity of ammunition,
twelve mustkets, and two Congreve rockets. At
the house of Dr. Frankenthal there were found a
quintal of gunpowder, a large quantity of ball car-
tridges, and 158 rockets, &c. ; moulds for casting
balls, swords, daggers, &c. One of the swords bore
the inscription, " For right and German liberty."
It is added that letters of a compromising character
and proclamations of Mazzini were also found. A
Berlin letter of the 29th states that no doubt was
entertained there of the conspiracy being on a very
extensive scale, and that many discoveries of papers,
arms, ammunition, &c. of which the Berlin journals
do not speak, have been made.
A Berlin letter, in the Independance of Brussels,
mentions a rumour that the plot which has been
discovered, was to have had its execution between
the 3d and 6th of this month. M. Behrends, ex-
deputy of the National Assembly of Prussia, and
M. Sheckfuss, the author of a history of the French
Revolution, who were arrested, have been set at
liberty, their innocence being perfoctly established.
The Assembly of the States of Nassau was opened
on the 30th ult. by the Prince de Wittgenstein, in
the name of the Grand Duke.
The Invalide of St. Petersburgh publishes the
followinc, rescript of the Emperor to Colonel Count
O'Donnell, Aide-de-camp of the Emperor of Aus-
tria :
" Appreciating fully the importance of the service
which you have lately rendered to your country and to
all Europe, in saving the precious life of our august ally,
the Emperor of Austria, to whom we are bound by the
ties of a reciprocal filendship, we have conferred on you
the insignia of Commander of our Imperial Order of St.
Stanislaus, and send you herewith the grand star of the
same.—Remaining your affectionate " NICHOI4 s.
" St. Petersburgh, 26th February,
-1853"

Dispatches received in Vienna from Poland men-
tion that there is great actiN Ity at present in the
Russian army. All soldiers on furlough have re-
ceived orders to join their respective regiments.
The Russian fleet in the Black sea, composed of 44
vessels, has been placed under the command of the
Grand Duke Constantine, together with the whole
of the Russian naN y.
4 courier arrived at Vienna on the 28th ult.,
the bearer of dispatches from Baron Brunow, the
Russian Ambassador at London, relative to the in-
tentions of England as regards the question pending
between Russia and the Porte. It was believed
that they stated that England does not intend to
interfere in the question of the Holy Places.