The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-08 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

Intelligence has been received- from Lisbon vid
Madrid which announces that SALDANHA had ten-
dered his resignation to the QUEEN, which, howevert
her MAJESTY had refused to accept.

GERMAN Y

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.
FRANKFORT.

The Presidential Board of the German Parliament
left Frankfort for Stutgardt on the 3d. . _

Tha members of the Assembly who are remaining
in Frankfort have handed in an address to the Itu:
perial Ministry, in which they denounce the removal
to Stutgardt as illegal, and declare the only legia'
mate central legislative power to rest With themselves'
The late measure, they say, runs counter to the re:
solutions of the Diet of March 30, 1848, by whieu'
the individual Governments were called upon to issue
writs for the election of deputies to a National Assen 3,.,:
bly, which was to meet at the seat of the Diet, wig
a view to the elaboration of a Constitution between
the Governments and the people. They also refer
to the resolution of the ante-Parliament, under date
of April 1, which designated Frankfort as the place
at which the sittings of the Assembly should be
held ; and say, morvover, that there mandates were
only good fur Frankfort, adding that sec. 13 of the
Act of the 25th June supplies the place of art. 9°`
the Act of Confederation, according to which "the
Diet has its sent in Frankfort on-the-Maine." The,
finally declare that they will remain true to their man'
dates and their posts.
M. GRAEWELL has resigned his office of Presides!
of the Council of the Ministry of the Empire and a
Minister of the interior. Prince WITTGENSOIOI
tVar Minister, has been charged provisionally With
the functions of President, and M. DETMOLD,
ter of Justice, with those of the Interior. •

BADEN AND THE PALATINATE',

The Provisional Government of Carlsruie 1155
addressed a proclamation to the people of Wirt
berg, on the subject of the arrest of JOHN Tictanni
named a member of the Provisional Government.
The people are invited to revolt against their Govern'
ment, and drive them away by force of arms.
The Grand Duke of BADEN addressed from Frank"
fort, on the 2d, a proclamation to his subjects. After
having recounted recent events, and announced that
the imperial troops, in conjunction with those of
Baden who had remained loyal, were about to enter
the duchy, the GRAND DUNE finishes by stating that an
amnesty will be accorded to all those who shall before
the entry of the troops submit themselves to the cause
of constitutional government.
A letter from Kaiserslantern, of the 30th says'
"The spirit of democracy is obtaining partisans every
day, even among the Prussian. soldiery. A detach'
ment of the 39th Prussian Regiment, arrived here
the day before yesterday, has placed itself at the dis-
position of the Provisional Government. In order to
cover the city of Spire, menaced by the disaffected of
Gomersheim, the garrison has been reinforced by sti
battalion of Baden infantry, a detachment of Baden,
cavalry, and two pieces of cannon. 4,000 Baden
troops and three batteries of artillery left on the 29th
tor Worms, in order to take that city, and afterwards
to proceed towards Darmstadt.