The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-24 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

POLISH FRONTIERS, JUNE 9.—The Citadel of War-
saw is to be considerably enlarged, as appears from the
purchase of several parcels of land in the vicinity on
account of Government ; the number of political pri-
soners increases, which probably renders an enlarge-
ment necessary. The editor of the Warsaw Library,
a scientific journal. which is rather popular, is said
to be accused of some political offence, which may be
an obstacle to the publication of the journal.
VIENNA, .JUNE 4.—lt is said that the inspection of
the Prussian contingent to the army of the German
Confederation will be given by his Majesty the Emperor
to an Austrian Arch Duke, and that the Prince of
Prussia will inspect the Austrian contingent. It is
said that 30,000 men will take part in the autumnal
reviews near Vienna. After the review the levy
of recruits in the German province will begin. It
is saidy4atthelevy will amount to 50,000 men.

His Imperial Highness the Archduke Stephen arrived
here yesterday evening, from Prague.
BERLIN, JUNE 14.—The King and the country have
sustained a great loss. One of the most distinguished
of our statesmen, who has rendered the most important
service to the monarchy, Baron Von Nagler, Minister
of State and Postmaster-General, died yesterday at
halt-past three o'clock, of an apopletic fit, in the 76th
year of his age.
Since yesterday the report has revived that the city
of Cracow, and probably the whole of the country of
the R:publie, will be given up, on certain conditions, to
Austria.

The day before yesterday, seven young Boyars, ac-
companied by a captain of the ilespedar of Moldavia,
arrived here from Buchareth, who are to enter as
boarders into the Academy of Cadets, to receive a
scientific military education.
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A new ordirtane, for the exercise of the Prussien
army has b.-en drawn, and is already used by the
cavalry of the Guards. Some new evolutions are intro-
duced, ant all foreign words in giving the command are
to be discarded; which, at first, the officers will find it
difficult to observe. Many command. hitherto given in
one short French word, which by long use has become
naturalised in the German language, must now be ex-
prcsst,d by a paraphrase.
BRESLAU, JUNE 13.---In the second meeting of the
Christian Catholic Provincial Synod, it was resolved to
return to the baptismal form—" In the name of God the
Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost." It was recog-
nised that the only s,,urce of Christianity is the Bible.
DUSSELDORFF, JUNE 10.—With respect to the exhibi-
tion of relies in the Cathedral of Aix-la-Chapelle, which
is to take place on the 10th of July, sick persons who
desire to be touched with them are required to produce
a medical certificate of the state of their health, and an-
other from their priest, respecting their moral condint.
The hopes of the approaching harvest are everywhere
favourable. The weather has been extremely fine, an.l
we have had some rain, which has had a very beneficial
effect.

GALACZ, MAY 25.—A continued drought prevails in
Wallachia, so that it-ars are entertained for the standing
crops, which in time Spring promised to prove s.
tt-ainitant.

The Moldavian clergy went yesterday in solemn pro.
cession from Gal.icz to the corn-fi,lds. The sacred
banner was carriEd before them, and a vast crowd of
people to put up prayers for rain. The Govern' r fol-
lowed in his carriage. As no rain hirs yet come, the
fanatic Grp rk clergy asc•ri, e the failure or their prayers
to the circumstanct, hat 0:e t,;overnor was accompanied
by a Lutheran (Prussian) officer. his friend, and on this
account t,rere is to feet another solemn proces,ion.—
Hamburgh papers, June 19.