The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-11 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

In!elligence has been received at Berlin of the fie-
ceslion of the Grand Duke of 13ADEN to the Berlin
German Constitution.

General \VRArGEL has published an order of the
day tbreatenit,g to try by court•martial all persons
in v.ho.;e posession should be found arms belonging
to the late Burgher Guard.

Fit ANKFO
The Archduke Jour./ intended leaving the city on
:he 7th.

B A D.E.:N.
The troops in garrison at Heidelberg have refuied
;0 tight zig.anst the imprria! troops.

AUSTRIA, RUIN UARI, and POLAND.
The Russian General Prince PAsKIEWITCH arrived
at Cracow on the 23d, to resume the command of the
Rus,ian army of invasion. He issued a proclama-
tion, in which he declared to the Hungarians that, in
consequence of the app,al of their lawful monarcb,
who had claimed the assistance of his imperial mast's,
he hal taken the supreme command over the Russian
tro,ps un►ted with the Austrians, in order to restore
order.

It alp:-ars that WELDEN was removed on account
of his refusal to serve under the command of a Rus-
sian general.

According to the latest accounts from Presburg,
an imi.,ortant battle was on the eve of being fought,
co doubt on the right hank of the Danube, with the
corps under GORGEY, amounting to some 50 or 60
thousand men at itaab. The Russian column at
Presburg amounted to 160,000 men, with 36 guns.
Those who follow the accounts of the Russian
tnovements will perceive that five or six thousand
men, with 12 guns, must have been left by this corps
at Tyrnau, or some other place; the whole corps
with the cavalry amounting to 22,000 men, With
48 guns. Ail the Austrians troops are to cross
over to the right side. Still later news from
Presburg represents great activity in moving the
troops, and a stir, as on the eve of battle. In fact,
it is clear that GORGERY will not long remain inac-
the at Raab. Jellachich was at Semlin. At
dish, 15,000 Russians were expected to replace the
troops marched to Tyrnau and Presburg.
Eleven Russian battalions have entered Neustadt,
An unfortunate apothecary, named AUGYAL, residing
at Presburg, was condemned to death for decorating
with flowers a portrait of liossuru. His sentence
was cominuted to eight 3 ears' hard labour ire. irons.
At, unfortunate editor of a newspaper named
NAMRICOTER has been hanged by the Austrians At
Presburg.
A heavy cannonading was heard at Jabiunka, on
the 25th, in the direction of Silicia, it was supposed,
to be caused by an action between DEMBIINSKI and
the Russians.

Authentic inte'ligence has been received a the re'
treat of the Austrian corps commanded by PluenNEnt
from the confines of the Banat back into Wallachia.
PUCHNER upon presenting himself before Orsowsl
found that place, where the common boundary 01
Wallachia and the Banat strikes the Danube, already
in possession of the troops of BEM. The Nags"
w ere in such force that PUCLINER thought it more
prudent to tan back than to risk an attack. He there'
tore embarked himself on the 14th with several
Austrian officers, military baggage, and a numbs!
of fugitive families from Orsowa, on board
a couple of steamers, which landed then'
at Tarim Severin, head town of the dis-
trict of Mehedintz, in Little Wallachia- Pycn-
NER'S corps amounts to twelve thousand men,
with fifty-tour pieces of cninon. Minute details are
given concerning this backward movement of ~.,the
Austrians in a series of reports from the civil urc";
vernor of the district of Mehedintz to the Ministry C"'
the interior at Bucharest. Severin and Czernetz were
crowded with refugees. OR the 15th 150 Austrian
infantry and 200 cavalry, the vanguard of the re-
treating corps, reached the former place. One of the
civil Governor's reports incloses a letter front General
MALACHOWSRY, explaining the necessity he was in of
falling back into Wallachia. The retreating troops
were followed on their march by a crowd of fugitives On
toot. Tne Austrian army had formed a camp between
Czernetz and Severin. Meanwhile the Hungarians
entered Orsowa on the 16th with only 200 hussars.
the Hungarians, after occupying Orsowa, sent out
500 men to occupy all the picquet posts as far t 5
ButtSuroVa and Kloschkami. Their officers pre-
sented themselves before the tete de pont of Bachne.
with a white flag, and desired that some one should
come over to speak with them ; whereupon lieu'
tenant BRETIANO advanced at the head of ten IN el.
lachian soldiers and with a picquet of Turkish cavalry
The Magyar officers then informed him that haYiog
come to an understanding with OSMAN BET, the
Turkish commander of the island fortress of Nev':
Orsowa, they came to take possession of the picquet
stations on the confine. The commandant of Orsown
had warned the Wallachians that Le had orders front
the Hungarian Government to pursue the Austrians
into whatever territory they might retreat.
The cholera has broken out in several parts of Si-
lesia and Poland, and is making great ravages among
the Russian troops.
Kossurn and Count BATAYANY have protested
against the Russian invasion.
The Minister, ZANIRE, has sent orders to all the
commissioners of the Ilungarian frontier to organize.
a crusade there ; th.y are to effect this by prochunte
tions, religious fetes, and popular meetings. Every
functionary, ecclesiastic, and patriot is to select some
part of the country where he is to excite the pearle
.
and organize the landsturm; the national guard is to
be exercised and to form the nucleus of the landsturm'
Signals of alarm are to be placed on the mounun'
heights, colums of fire by night, and crimson flags b
day, are to be the beacons of the insurrection.
the bridges are to be destroyed, every issue barricador
all the streams dried up, in order that the enearY 5
troops may not be able to procure either cattle or
provisions. The proclamation promises an indemeityt.
to all persons who may suffer loss in consequence of
these measures.