The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-14 00:00:00

SERVIA.

The assembly of about 13,000 Servians, which was
held in Carlowitz, on May 15th, had passed the fol-
lo wing resolutions :—" The Servian nation declare
themselves free and independent under the house of
Austria and the Crown of Hungary. They request
the KING to ensure the development of the
Wallachian nationality in the spirit of liberty.
They demand that the Congress prescribed by
the Ministry should not take place, and that
deputation should be sent to the Sclavonic Assem-
bly of Prague." On the morrow the Assembly decided
to appoint a permanent Committee of 12 Members,
and a deputation of 450 Members, to wait upon the
EMPEROR. The Ban of Croatia, who has submitted
to the Hungarian Ministry, has been ordered to In-
spruck. It appears certain that Prince MILOSCH
was arrested at Agram. They say a million of
florins in gold were found about him when he was
apprehended, as also a quantity of papers which
prove the intention of the former despot was to urge
the Servians, inhabiting Hungary, to separate from
Austria.

PRUSSIA.
Berlin papers of the 10th have been received. The
tranquillity of the capital had not been interrupted.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The son of General LOWENSKIOLD, Governor of
Norway, died of his wounds, having had his legs
carried off by a cannon shot. General HEDEMANN
speaks in high terms of some of the Swedish officers
who had joined him, for the great energy and
courage displayed by them in the action of the sth,
and seems to be much pleased at the cool manner
some of them led on the Danish detached parties
against superior numbers. It is still supposed that
the loss of the German troops has been considerably
more than officially announced.

The German Confederation continue to order fresh
levies of troops on part of the contingent states, and
a couple of missionaries have been ut Hanover en-
deavouring to prevail upon that Government to send
theirs at once.

It has been rumoured that General VON WRANGEL
will be relieved in the command of the Confederative
army by the Prince of PRUSSIA : whoever comes must
of necessity bring fresh troops, fresh material, and
some extra funds, to be able to do any good.
The Norwegian steamer Nordcap, and the Swedish
steamer Nordstern, have ceased running for the
present between Travemunde, Gottenburg,
and Christiana, having been required to carry troops
and materials of war to Denmark. The communica-
tion between the south of Sweden and Copenhagen
will be kept up by the steamer Maline, which runs
now twice a week to and from Lubeck. She arrived
last with further numbers of German workmen of all
kinds from Copenhagen, who have been compelled to
leave for want of employment.

RUMOURED DISMISSAL

OF THE

SPANISH AMBASSADOR

FROM

ENGLAND.

It has been stated in the City this afternoon, that
M. ISTURITZ, the Spanish Ambassador, had received
notice from the British Government that his pass-
ports were made out, and that his departure would be
expected to take place in forty-eight hours. There
was a rumour of this yesterday ; but the statement
as above comes from one of the first commercial
houses in the City, and is generally believed.

RUMOURED
WAR WITH SPAIN.

There are reports in the City of an intended de-
claration of war against Spain. It is added that an
expedition will immediately be fitted out against
Cuba, and that the unliquidated debt from Spain to
British subjects will be put forward as a casus belli.
The intention of Government will probably be an-
nounced in Parliament to-morrow night.