The Sun.
London, England, 1840-08-01 00:00:00

HANOVER.

Another German newspaper has by royal ordinance
been added to the prohibited list—the Dorf Zeituny,
which indulged in some remarks upon his Majesty's
proceedings. A few days back a number of the citizens
of Hanover agreed to offer a public testimonial of their
esteem to their burgomaster Rumann, for his courageous
resistance to the arbitrary proceedings of King Ernest.
The worthy Magistrate thought advisable to make an
excursion on that day into the country, in order to avoid
giving any came of dispute. A few of the younger
citizens then resolved to serenade him the evening before,
and on assembling near his dwelling were astonished to
find the street occupied by a company of grenadiers and a
squadron of mounted cuirassiers. The commander of the de.
tachment called on them to disperse on their appearance in
the street, and ordered his men to advance, upon which
gallant proceeding the poor musicians naturally made a
precipitate retreat to their houses, not a little astonished
at finding themselves considered of such importance.
The citizens of Osnabruck have presented a renewed
protest against the legality of the proceedings of the in-
complete Chamber of Deputies now discussing the im_
portant measure of the charter of the kingdom. Their
first protest was returned on the ground of its being im-
properly superscribed. The second protest is superscribed
as the Chamber directed, and is accompanied with the re-
mark that vvliAe the citizens are too serious in their oppo-
sition to the measures of the Chamber to quarrel aboutl
The clergy of the diocese of Osnabruck (Catholic),
verbal forms, they are perfectly regardless whether their
moreover, formally refused
protest be accepted or not.
by which they sur.
with their Bishop at their head, have presented a formal
protest, dated the 10th of July, agaitLit the proceedings
of the Second Chamber at Hanover, in imitation of the
prprotest entered some time back by the Bishop and Clergy
' the diocese of Hildesheim.
Deputies,
to accede to ptopetrheC
rendered their legislative powers.b Conferences have been
held between the two Houses,
rt_i,t, without producing a
change in their determination. 1.,_l conferences arc to
be continued at the desire of the King, who has declared
his intention of sending, vhoareiboe
frthheas,
Royal Commissaries to them.

:—Duke and Duchess of Leinster,
LANE.
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----i;------- DRURY L
ntess Paulet, Lady Fitzroy THEATRE ROYALS
al Highnesst the D—uAe CERTS D'ETE.—
ing honoured these coneer s with his presence. We
Lord Bur I
Somer-
set,
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, g iersh, &e.
THE LATE EARL OF DURHANI.The remains
of Lord Durham were remnvedfromiCowes at nine o'clock on
laDal ssutoc I evening
noticedev ses d
Wednesday night on _board ins yac tt, in which they will be
ecathnenTilzfaosrllrioolt::ic.ngou
taken to Sunderland, and thence toll' Lambton Castle, where
they will be interred The Hon.
.• Grey was on board the
yacht. Lady Durham and family arrived in town on 'Thursday,,
by Earl Grey.
an ill shortly take their departure for llowick, accompanied
POLITICAT, 01,'.4EN-pER.S.---The Wiltshire In-
depentint, after justifying the liberation of Mr. Roberts, ex-
.
prl hope, in which we heartily Participate, that Carrier
-St
1 and Potts will also be released. " Independently of the injus-
tice of keeping them in prison—and Carrier, be it remembered,
at work on the treadwhel—after the charge of Roberts we
are confident that Government could not do a wiser or -more
creditable act than to give them, and all ether political °lenders,
"
a free 1',.:431'..

. :
Williams, a
grocer,lVE l'tB 1111IertihIy°r,NGElanT Y.—Mrs. Anne
organshire, died five cc six years ago,
owing about 5001. debts more than there were assets to pay.
Her daughters opened a public-house at Rumney iron-worls,
and have saved I,OON. ; they now invite the creditors•of their
tlereand parent to corny in and be raid,