The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-19 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

HANOVER, JUNE 9.—Professor Fuchs, of Gottingen,
who has been sent for to give his advice respecting the
illness of the Queen, has now arrived. We are happy
to hear that her Majesty's health is improving.
There are now only five members wanting to make the
Second Chamber quite complete.
HANOVER, JUNE 10.—It is said that the two Cham-
bers have decided on an address ; -but the Second Cham-
ber seems not to entertain any idea of agreeing with the
First Chamber respecting its contents, and, therefore, to
have appointed a Committee of its own members • it is,
however, already believed that the address may lead to
the prorogation of the Assembly.
IlAnnunon, JUNE 11.—The intended addition to the
military establishment, requires, it is said, the sum of
583,000 rix-dollfirs; the expense of the present establish-
ment is 1,600,000 rix-dollars, so that the whole will be
about 2,200,000 rix-dollars.

WARSAW, JUNE 4.—The marriage of Princess Anne.
of Warsaw, daughter of Prince Paskewitsch, to Prince
Michael Volkonski, captain in the Pawkowki regiment
of Life Guards, took place on the 2d of this month.
BERLIN, JUNE 4.—Men highly worthy of credit, who
are the best informed respecting the affairs of the Ro-
man Catholic Church, again assure us that Count Bruhl
has brought from Rome the most unequivocal proof that
the Pope most sincerely desires to be on the most
friendly terms with the king and with our Government.
This has induced the two Governments to draw up most
conciliatory proposals' with which Count Bruhl would
have already returned to Rome, were he not detained
'here by indisposition. The choice of the Canon Munoz'
to the post of Vicar of the diocese of Cologne, which is
not agreeable to the Pope, will probably be arranged on
the return of Count Bruhl to Italy, to the satisfaction of
the Prussian and Roman Governments.
MUNI,CH, JUNE 7.—The King, with his attendaol,
arrived here this evening on his return from Venice.
The prohibition of the sermons of Dr. Eberhard,
preached to the Court on the subject of mixed marriage_
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is confirmed by the Minister of the Interior.
BERLIN, JUNE 7.—lt is said that the Magistre' .f
Breslau have presented a justification to the 1111" . cof
the Interior, which is reported to have beer d
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ore,
see ours
ceived in higher quarters. We Tufty,
be
august Monarch again favourably dipAed to the faithfu
Silestans. ,
STOCKHOLM, JUNE B.—The Ste,'4 Gazette says— •" On
the 10th of this month, at one ',clock, there will be a
joint sitting of the ChamberA ..o receive the communica-
tion of his Majestis
,s rc.se
.I!tton on legal' matters that
have already been 'ei by the Chambers.
addressed on the subject by the
The written pailia:
jesty are 47 in number, several' of
Chambers to h;rnany- different- b. o objects. Some of them,
'which relate :e been recently sent in, even in the cow# are said to-'. ,
of this i.aOllT, JUNkB.—Here, too,e• •A,
reports h r0.,..14
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sp,.an Victoria, does not feel himself • l'..
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