The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-20 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Gazette of the 13th instant contains a
proclamation of the EMPEROR to the inhabitants of
Lower Austria, informing them that he will open the
Constituent Diet in person, if order and tranquillity
are restored in Vienna.

The EMPEROR has refused to accept the demand of
the deputation from Agram, praying for a separation
of Croatia from Hungary. Meanwhile the Hunga-
rian Government are taking every step to establish
their independent (existence. They have already dis-
patched diplomatic representatives to London and
Paris.

Refugees from Moldavia are constantly arriving,
amongst them is Prince MORUSSI.
In Transylvania an engagement has taken 'lace
between the troops and the Wallachian peasantry,
who had revolted, and were plundering the estates of
the nobility. Several lives were lost. The troops
were successful.

The Cologne Gazette publishes a letter of the EM-
PEROR to the Ban of Croatia, who had taken upon
himself to convoke a Diet on his own responsibility.
The Ban is told that this act of his is illegal, and called
upon at ouco to dissolve his Diet.

11 UN GARY.
PESTH, JUNE 10.—Last night the Archduke Sri'
PHEN held a Cabinet Council which lasted three
hours. The subject under discussion was the iatel•
ligence brought by a courier from Agram, that the
Ban of Croatia, Field-Marshal JALLAcnicu, 1141),( Pe
obeyed the positive commands of the KING.
not only did nut repair to his MAJESTY, but °3
the sth opened in person the congregation of t°
country which had been unlawfully convoked bybl`l4,
and had caused himself to be installed to the cOee
Baron with great pomp by the Carlowitz Servial
Archbishop. The Ministerial Council has decide
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upon taking: every measure in order to oppose tb,r
treacherous Baron with the most imposing Inilitarj
powers.
From Temesiar to Warisdin a military cordon will
be thrown against Croatia and the Servian boundari;
Our Government has, at this moment, 40,00011015 i
its command, not including the completely equipped
Szekler in Transylvania.
—e

DENMARK AND THE DUCHLE':'
The latest intelligence from the seat of war i 5
following, which we extract from the Borsenhalle°

June 17:— tbe
" APENRADE, JUNE 15.—The advanced poste -frod
Prussian troops are within half-an-hour's march re•
the town ; and every precaution has been taken t°P
vent a surprise from the Danes. ; b
" The streets have been unpaved, and powerfu.
cades have been thrown up, and several of the":
proaches to the town also blocked up.n i§
" FLENSBURG, JUNE 15.—The island of A1ee,",40
almost entirely abandoned by the Danes, who tiPPe-
have embarked for the main land to the north."

RUSSIA. lelier
The National says—" We have received
from St. Petersburgh, from which we make the

lowing extract :
f, We
" Everybody here is expecting a great even— ;„ the
may believe the reports which arc in circulatioli Tool
city, the Emperor last night summoned to his nt.sirr °A(
the President of the Senate, the principal digni'lesnu
the empire, the Metropolitan, and the Ministers' en'
communicated to them his project immediateV °IV
franchise all the peasants from personal servita".ditiori
peanant; would then be in precisely the same e'll)filisse
as the Poles and the people of the Baltic. Most cor
present are said to have received the project of tu",,,tclif
with great warmth; but the Grand Duke o%rst°4olute
who is thought by all to be of a weak and irr4.,-tiol,
character, backed by his uncle, the Grand Duke Insisted
and a number of the chief nobles, is said to have
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positively that things should remain in their r
state."

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Rmse, in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst.,
e will call attention to the subject of the by law cap. 8, sec. I."
JAMES C. MELYILL, Secretary.

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