The Sun.
London, England, 1846-05-09 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

HANovErt, APRIL 29.—The injury caused by the
steam navigation on the river Elbe and the Weser, was
spoke❑ of a few days ago in the First Chamber. Com-
plaints were made of the damage done to the banks, and
the persons who suffered were rocommended to the pro-
tection of the Government. In the district of Noya, in
particular, the damage caused by the steamboats is said
to be very great. The repair of a portion of the bank
cost from fifty to a hundred dollars, and on every in-
spection of this dyke bitter complaints are made, but
hitherto without effect. The Government has turned
its attention to this important subject, but it is not to be
expected that everything will be proposed during the
present session.
STUTTGARD, APRIL 29.—The King and Queen will
go to Salzburg to meet the Empress of Russia, who will
travel direct from Florence to St. Petersburgh. The
Emperor will go to Warsaw, to meet the Empress. Her
Imperial Majesty will, therefore, not visit Berlin and
Erdmansdorf. _ _

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on the
ST. PETERSBURGH, APRIL 25. —lt is positively
affirmed that the grand reviews and evolutions of the
garrison of t. Petersburgh, which usually take place
in May, will be next week, immediately after which
the Emperor will set out on his journey.
ofst week. On of
hriev arrival
it to be believed that the Emperor
equipages caused
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other hand, it is affirmed that his Majesty will not visit
our city on this occasion, but will go direct, by way of
Pulawy, to meet his august consort.
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trian troops is on the increase. On an average, there are
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CRACOW, APRIL 26.—The mortality
sixteen burials in a day. It is soacridrcaretaohewaotll,tl.
broken out. Probably to avoid notice, the victims of the
disorder are buried by night in the garden of M. Ulrick,
in the suburb of Wesola.
(800 men)
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cesseswill reportedltissheoerm committed
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peasants.
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occupied by the Prussians.
COPENHAGEN, MAY I.—We learn, from a private
source, some particulars, besides those in the journals
respecting the expedition of the Gaiathea , ,
were lost in the Nicobar Islands but • No lives
;
perished in a storm in the Indian Ocean. Captainwo seamen
Aseh-
land, the second in command, rein ine; • 1.
a in the islands as
Governor pro tenzpore, and also Dr. -li,' inek one of the
naturelists. Another of them, (Dr. Kam I'
gone to Polo Pinery, on account, it is said,p korner), had
of some dif-
ference with the others.
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CHRISTIANA, APRIL 28.—We have received official
information that the town of Levanger, in North Dron-
theitn, was almost entirely destroyed by fire on the 18th
instant. 110 houses (insured for 57,990 specie dollars)
were consumed. The church and some houses were
saved by great exertions. All the warehouses by the
water side were burnt down.—ltamburgh Papers,
April 5.

impaired, the blood in a very bad state, often
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