The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-01 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

The German Catholic movement is still agitatia
the metropolis.
The Papal Nuncio seems to be under great appre.
hension lest his house or person should be endatv
gered, and he has resolved upon the precautionart
measure of confiding all his archives to the French
Embassy.

His MAJESTY has issued the following rescript :•""
"In consequence of the propositions of my Diinlstry
of Justice and of my Cabinet Council, I have ta,kent tl3
•
following resolutions :
" 1. All cases of criminal investigation, or prone do r:
in the Tyrolese Courts of Justice on charges of biEe
treason, the disturbance of the internal peace of tr
State, sedition, or revolt, connected with the retroui
tionary excesses which took place in the South TYt.t)
since the month of March last, shall be forthwith (Its.
charged, and the parties set at liberty. All foreigner`
must, however, quit the dominions, and will not be pir
witted to return without my special permission.
" 2. No person may henceforth be called to ftecoUllt
for the actions specified under the above article, and
ahcatvsecaonmymfirtetsehdprior
investigationto the
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tohfissiir;
rial resolution."— Wiener Zeitung, August 26.

PR USSIA.
Accounts from Berlin are of the 28th instant.
The insurgent meetings of the preceding afternio°
were characterised by much violence of language.
In the current sitting of the Prussian National A
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sembly, the Habeas Corpus Act, or law for persol3
security, was voted by unanimity, and sent up for w"
KING'S approval.
The House then proceeded to the order of the cle
on the Burgher Guard law. Before entering uP°l,l
the discussion' the Minister of the Interior described
the object of the law, and its connexion with the,
Land wher, which admirable institution, the pride Pa
;Jury of the country, would not be affected by
it. M. Sitcom spoke against the project of the 10:
declaring it to be a provisional necessity only, and 11°:
worthy of passing into permanent law. The Hous'
then proceeded to discuss the articles of the Bill, and
after a short discussion, proceeded as far as the 'Pi
clause. Upon the last clause a debate arose as t°
whether the Burgher Guard should swear fidelity t°A
the " King" as well as the Constitution. Coup'
REINENBACH proposed to strike out the words "the
King," but the amendment was rejected, the whole
Left voting in the minority.
In consequence of certain explanations between
the KING and the Prince of Prussia, the latter bad
determined for a long time to leave the March (r
Brandenburgh.

ENIVIARK AND THE DUCHIES.
IMPORTANT ARMISTICE.
Intelligence has been received by the electric
elegraph, from Hull, yesterday, by the Rob 114
steamer, Captain KNOCKER, which left Cronstadt 00,_
the 22d, and Copenhagen on the 27th instant, Ong
an armistice was signed at Malmo, on Saturday, tl)6
26th instant, to continue until the Ist of March, 18471
and that it has been sent to Berlin for ratification.
The view entertained by England in regard to the
attack upon Schleswig is entirely coincident with
that of the Russian Government.
We doubt not that the aspirations so beautifully
expressed towards Denmark by a sonneteer in the
current number of Blackwood will be reciprocated by
many thousands.

DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
Letters from Bucharest of the 12th ultimo State
that a delegation of ten inhabitants of Jassy bad ar
rived at the former city to request the Wallachiatt,
to join the Moldavians with 10,000 men, to drive out
the Russians, and to form in future one comm°l3
principality. GALISEO had subsequently left Buda.
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rest for Giurgui to concert the preliminaries of A new
constitution with SULEYMAN PAcHA.

HOLLAND.
The KING, on the 30th ult., in a private audience,
received Baron DIRCKINK D'Hotmrm,n who placed in
the hands of his MAJESTY the letters from' his Sovii:
REIGN, accrediting him in his capacity of Charge
d'Affaires of Denmark to the Court of the Nether"
lands forthwith.
Count SCHIMMELPENNINCK, Envoy ExtraordinarY
and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Netherlands to
the Court of London, has arrived in this capital.
His MAJESTY, by a royal decree of the 25th ult.,
has empowered the governors of the different pro-
vinces to summon the States in their respective
dis-
tricts.

THE NORTHERN STATES•

AUSTRIA.
News from Vienna is up to the evening of the 201
and 26th inst.