The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-13 00:00:00

PRUSSIA

The intelligence of the dissolution of the Kremsier
Diet reached Berlin on the Gth, but produced no
effect on the funds.

FRANKFORT.

The Archduke STEPHEN has been here for some
time, on a visit to his uncle, the Regent of the
Empire.

The Archduke, since his resignation of the palati-
nate of Hungary, has lived in strict retirement on his
estates of Schaumburg, in the Duchy of Nassau.
GRATZ, MARCH s.—To-day the election takes
place in Gratz and Styria of the new military con-
tingent. There is no appearance whatever of all the
evil omens which were prognosticated.
The consignment of the National Guards was a
premeditated act. _

To-day forty Houvel prisoners of war
were brought in here under an escort of cava'ry,
commanded by Lieutenant HESSE.— Wiener Zeitung,
March 7.

MUNICH, MARCH s.—The new Ministry, which is
to be announced to the Chambers, is as follows :
Councillor of State VOLTEZ, Home Department;
KLEINSCHORD, Justice ; RINGLEMANN, Religion and
Public Instruction. The other Ministers retain their
posts.—Allgerneine Zeitung.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The King of DENmAnic has refused to receive Count
REYENTLOW as an envoy from Schleswig-Holstein,
but his MAJESTY has no objection to receive him as a
Danish subject seeking an interview with his SON'S
REIGN.

A private letter from Schleswig-Holstein says that
some of the Deputies of the East Sea provinces have
been informed by the Ministry that the negotiations
for peace are progressing in London, and that in case
of the renewal of the war an indemnification will be
granted for the losses which may be sustained by the
East Sea harbour trade, and that the coasts of the
East Sea are to be put in a state of defence by strong
batteries.

The bureau of our National Assembly, after a
lengthened discussion this day, decided upon con-
voking the Assembly for the 16th of this month.
The war department has just issued a proclamation,
to the effect that in the event of the reLewal of the
war with Denmark, and the consequent entry of the
Imperial troops, an adequate supply of forage and
provisions will be indispensable, and calls upun the
landed proprietors to keep a reserve stock.
Evident preparations are being made for the re
commencement of the war, and the denunciation of
the armistice by the King of DENMARK appears to be
welcome to the Schleswig-Holsteiners.
The Central Power at Frankfort intends to act
decisively and effectively. It means to send 40,000
men into the Duchies, among whom are to be 16,000
Prussians and 12,000 Bavarians. There is to be a
reserve corps of another 40,000 men, among whom
are 24,000 Austrians. In regard to the fleet, all pos-
sible preparations have already been quietly made.
The: large steamers which have been brought up
are at this moment on the German coast. A com•
pletely equipped fleet is expected from America,
which will be commanded by forty naval officers.
There will be 10 ships of the line among them, 16
frigates, and 86 gun-boats ; by which, at any rate,
the Danish blockade at the mouth of the river will be
prevented. It may &so be confidently expected that
the Danish courage at sea will be rather damped by
the superiority of the armed steamers.— Hamburgh
Correspondent, March 9.
The steamer which is being built in England for
the King of DENMARK. is to be called the Eider. It
is of 455 tons, and 200 •horse power.