The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-04 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

The state of siege will be raised at Berlin imme-
diately after the promulgation of the laws suppre-sing
clubs, and regulating putlic no.eetings, and the press.
There are, it is said, difficulties attending the con-
clusion of the Danish negotiation.

The Russian Envoy, M. DE MYERSDOEFF, has left
Berlin for Warsaw, to report to the EMPEROR upon
the state of affairs in Germany.

.HANOVLR.

The following document has been published respect-
ing the rngotiations between Hanover and the Zull-
verein

" Although the directing Board of Commerce in
Hanover has alreiviy received trots the Ministerial De-
partment whom it concerns the most tranquillising as-
surances respecting the dreaded adhesion (to the Prus•
sian Zullverein), nevertheless it has been again inspired
with apprehensions, both by what has appeared in the
Official Prussian Gazette and Memoir (explanatory
of the triple Alliance Constitution, similar to these
set forth in the declaration of the Free-trade Union of
Ilamburgh, on the 18th of June). Consequently the
undersigned direce,rs did not scruple to communicate
their apprehensions (lea Hanover should adhere to the
Z diverein) to the Ministerial department whom it con-
cerns, from which tranquillising assurances have been
received to the eft*, ct that, under all circumstances, there
could be no question whatever (durchaus keine cede) of
the adhesion of Hanover to the present Prussian Zollve-
rein; for, although the 23d section of the project of a
State constitution, deciding upon a common customs and
commercial territory, has been agreed to, the grounds
upon which a customs system is to be founded must first
be mutually agreed upon (vereinbart); and, above all, this
Government does not consider itself in any way bound
to adhere to this agreement."

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
GEORGEY has concentrated his forces at Raab,
where he has published the following proclatna-
-1 tion
" As it is now manifest from the extensive military
preparations that the enemy and his adherents are bent
upon carrying the war into the heart of the country, to
the immit.ent peril of the Hungarian Republic, and as
bis baneful conspiracy must be put an end to coals qui
'ate, I hereby ordain that the town of Raab, with its
e n ir irons, be provisioned for the term of one year. A
act 'utiny will be act on foot after the lapse of eight days,
and : whoever is found unprovided with the requisite
stet 'es will be exiled. As it has further appeared ne•
cesa ,ary, in the lace of so much danger, to reconstruct
the tietlepees, in which not an hour is to be lost, I order
the app, ointment of a commission of competent persons
to act w ith the magistracy, whose duty it will be to levy
a terrific ation tax, the proceeds of which will be appro-
priated! to the support of the day labourers.
(Signed) ‘‘ GEORGEY."
.g I fetal-quarters, Raeeb, June 23."
TI ac corps of PASBISWITCLI has arrived at Caschau.
T be Warsaw
papers report the Advance of General

LUDERI on Cronstadt. He set out on the 18th with
a part of his corps, while a separate detachment
under Lieutenant-General GROTTENJELM, marched
from the Bukowina to Bi,trizt. This is quite in
keeping with our last accounts from Bucharest.
General CRABBE stood in Arva on the 19i1, with
20,000 men. General SASS had arrived there the
day previously with 12,000 men.