The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-22 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, SEPT. 18.—Yesterday at noon M. vox
BECKERATH, accompanied by M. VON AUERSWALD
and General PFUEL, rode to Potsdam, for the purpose
of having an interview with his MAJESTY, and did
not return till late at night. The extreme difficulty
of the Administration has been greatly lightened by
a telegraphic dispatch received this morning of the
sanction of the armistice by the Frankfort Diet.

The following Ministerial list may be regardei
as authentic, but has not yet been made public :

BECKEBATH .. .. President and Finance.

VON BONIN

PFUEL . 'War.
COUNT DASTRGF .. Foreign Affairs.

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AlzvissoN Trade.

VON LADENDERG..• Public Instruction and Religion.
M. vox BECKERATH has carefully consulted all
parties, and especially M. GRADOW.
Of the ex-Ministry only M. KUHLEWELLER retains
his seat in the National Assembly, as he has been re-
turned by three places.

Placards are posted about the streets to-day, written
by HELD, in which, among other reforms, he again
proposes that the Prince of PRUSSIA statll be placed at
the head of affairs, instead of the KING. This propo-
sition has been backed by an address from Stettin,
signed, it is stated, by 60,000 individuals.—Borsen-
halle, Sept. 19.

The Berliner Nachrichten of the 19th says, that
yesterday afternoon, the report was prevalent in Ber-
lin that the new Ministry, which had scarcely been
formed, was again broken tip, and that M. VON
BECKERAIH was on the point of leaving Berlin.
By an army order issued at Potsdam, on the 17th,
General vox WRANGEL announces that he has been
appointed by a Cabinet order of the 15th, to the
command of all the Prussian troops stationed in the
March. The tasks confided to him he states to be
" the restoration of public peace in this country,
wherever it is violated, and where the power of the
burghers is insufficient for the purpose." At the
close of the army order, the battalions on active ser-
vice are to be reduced to 900 men, and subsequently
to 800.

BERLIN, SEPT. 17.—STEIN'S military question
continues to be actively mooted, both in placards and
assemblies.

The attempts of the democrats are always ener-
getically met on
.the other side. Some officers and
soldiers have protested against the democratic pla-
cards. The Burgher Wehr Club seems determined
to put an end to the matter, and has called together a
public meeting to-day for the purpose of effecting a
right unlerstanding between the burghers and the
military. The main points to be discussed are
the decisions of the 9th of August and 7th
of September ; the position of the military in re-
gard to the people and the Burgher Wehr, and their
relation to the new state of things. A social feast of
the military and the burghers will be strongly urged.
The cholera appears to be on the decline, 85 persons
only having been attacked within the last two days.
—Hamburgh Correspondent, Sept. 19.

The New Rhenish Gazette of the 19th instant
states that a popular meeting of several thousand in-
dividuals was held on the 17th instant in the neigh-
bourhood of Cologne. The entire assembly, with
one dissentient voice, voted for the establishment of a
Democratic and Social Republic, and it was re-
solved, on the motion of M. E. DRONKE, that an ad-
dress in that sense should be presented to the Na-
tional Assembly at Berlin. The assembly likewise
recognized the Committee of Public Safety es-
tablished at Cologne.