The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-21 00:00:00

EniTION

GERMAN Y.

PRANx

cazti„,..:Fotr, JAN. 7.—The military ':reparations
the
it ci.,.d with unabated industry, notwithstanding
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ot'
Governmenttlienee d
hoafsase warlike
the
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00 Bauer the Quartermaster-General at Munich,
which are still continued at Carlsrhue.
' 114 the mean time a great victory has been achieved over
• I . beFoaular cause in Germany by the suppression of the
ai:eile National Zeitung, published by Vieweg of Bruns-
ihre, a measure not less significative of the state of things
It villatt the proclamatian of the Elector of Cassel, which
14 Iced to my last. The editors were obliged to discon-
trde Publishing from the beginning of the ycar, by an
tiale:frona the Ducal Government, acting of course under
..I%er ;
ii „„•ropulse. The crime which has been thus severely.
tti:," was the attempt to take a decided line in the dis-
ah,Tl4 °.fpolitical subjects, and in the dangerous examplet
whip, thig
Paper set of giving leading articles—a.prac thee
icur'l has hitherto only obtained in di! comparatively o -
*the', regions of Stuttgard and Freiburg. Nor is the
Cl ILl'eetuent ofa new Liberal paper in the Grand Duchy
eitra4'en, to be conducted by M. Giehne, who wrote a
dereill. "swer to the Pentarchic some time back, coun-
cii, Is an indemnification, as his wings are sure to be
ziPe,,,(l if he takes adventurous flight a.
;10?11',1ungiry tha question of mixed marriages has been
11/4 bOrought before the pi
üblic under a novel form. The
liitin i" bad passed a resolution, by a great majority, n-
ttuili 'Von the right of all Christian members of the codm-
tlirinY to the free exercise of their consciences, and e-
t! gitto be ecntrary to the law for any clergyman to
*kaki .
thiTdr a written engagement respecting the education of
en from parties desiring to be married.
izt Ther Comitat of Pesth, in i's last local legislative meet-
s( 60,e,clueed this principle to practice, by imposing a fine
10
aeo florins on any priest of any confession who should
against this resolution. The Primate of Idungar,,,
a.optioz .
*liici, h 3, has publicly protested, in a long letter,. in
t
ta dictatee °Peoly assumes that the Legislature has no right
f0r,„,0 to tale clergy what functions they have to per-
" ,r
tin what manner they are to perform them..
the diftine,,lli, lin there seems to be some anxiety respecting.
;Usti "LLY of keeping a strict control upon the international
Ile aections in the duties levied under the Customs league.
lisail w.ho have been taught that this league had abo.
*llll4'l check upon internal commerce in Germany,
ditionaeal sdurafis- ,
ta an to learn that wine and spirits pay an ad-
ern
Statesul "boo imported into Prussia from the south.
tio of the league, while beer and some other ar-
ii-tt"GPaY higher duty on entering Bavaria. Salt, which
v "erhi""t me' i tbe introduced from
nop,a.y, cannot
11141., one State into another. These discriminatiag duties
Cotliipaasports and all other restraints upon mental and
bored).extertiort, woiked well enuh as long as people
ri,;sl".lY, but now that railtoods arc getting the fas-
are
gr(tlllisseem to have their advantages, the official heads
for
th ing afraid that the nations will get on too fast
hens for I am, however,.happy to add, that the preparka-
fort 'or commencing the railroad between Berlin and Fran -
tia,,sauff'r no delay in consequence of these petty ohjec-
opri4R. The worka are expected to be commenced in the