The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-16 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

Advices from Vienna state that it is in contempla.
,ion to transfer the sittings of the German Parliamen
'rom Frankfort to Vienna.

FRANKFORT.

The meeting of the working classes at Offenbach
on the 11th inst. passed of quietly.
PRUSSIA.

The latest advices from Berlin are of the 11th
Public tranquillity remained undisturbed.

HANOVER.

On the 11 th the second Chamber terminated the
third and last deliberation on the changes the consti-
tution is to undergo. When the Secretary-General
read a communication stating that the higher Chamber
had repulsed all the resolutions taken and adopted by
the Chamber of Deputies respecting the future repre-
sentation of the country, the reading produced
peculiar sensation. They will now proceed to con-
ferences. Notwithstanding the opposition of STUTE
the Minister, the Chamber adopted, all but unani-
mously,a proposition stating that if on the coming to
the throne
hrone of a new Sovereign, the Chambers were
not sitting, they shall be convoked within a fortnight,
and if not convoked, meet of their own accord; they
can in no case whatever be dissolved before one
month, unless at their own request.

SWEDEN, DENMARK, AND THE
DUCHIES.

STOCKHOLM, JUNE 6.—His Majesty the KING,
accompanied by the CnowN PRINCE and the Duke of
UPLAND, left for Malino yesterday by the steamer
Gylfe. His MAJESTT had previously established a
standing Regency, composed of Count SPARRE, as
President, and the Counsellors of State, FARSAEREB,
WALLENSTEIN, and EIIBENSTAN. The preparations
by land and water are carried on with great
activity. The fortresses of Waxholm and Carlsten
are to be placed in a state of defence as speedily as
possible.lLi
AAN 0
JUNE 6 Majesty the King of
SWEDEN arrived here to-JAY. He will probably re-
main here two or three weeks, and return to Stock-
holm at Midsummer. The King of Ditratests is
expected to arrive here in two or three days. Yes-
terday eleven battalions of choice troops arrived
here. They are to embark for Fahnen between the
13th and 14th, whither a division under General
LOWENHGALM has already set out direct from
Gothenburg. The Commander-in-Chief of the whole
army will be placed under General LEFRON.—Ham.
burgh Correspondent.
It was reported at Copenhagen that Prince MEN.
=Lon., General SPRENGPORTEN, and the Danish
Minister, would arrange as to the operations of the
Danish, Swedish, and Russian forces against the
Germans.
From Malmo they write that 15,000 troops were
assembled there with 60 guns. In the roads were
several large vesE.lls of war, and twelve to sixteen
Russian ships of the line were expected there.
COPENHAGEN, JuNN 10.—The KING departed with
the Aegyr for Malmo, where he arrived, and had in-
terviews with the King of SWEDEN and Prince CARL
GUSTAVUS and OSCAR. A review of the troops took
place at Alahno ; both Kings repaired to Landscrona ;
there they
inspected the artillery corps and other
troops,
and the KING returned then by Helsingor to
Fredericksborg. The Swedish troops are remark-
ably fine men.
General HEDEMANN says of the affair at Sundewitt
on the sth We bad hard fighting, but it was a