The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-13 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, SEPT. Z.—The question of the EaleE-
anit's right of sanction had a most favourable result
in the Assembly this day ; it was adopted by ac-
clamation without being put to the vote.
Yesterday the deputation of the Hungarian Diet,
consisting of 200 Members, arrived here to request a
decisive and definite answer is regard to the policy
which the Austrian Government intend to pursue in
respect to Hungary and Croatia. The deputation
will wait upon the EMPEROR to-morrow to demand
from him in person the answer to this important ques-
tion. The EMPEROR has fixed an audience to five of
the members of the deputation.
The Hungarian Ministry, which has been rendered
more feeble every day by Kossuru's politics, is now
on the eve of its certain dissolution. Prince ESTER*
lIAZY has already sent in his resignation, and the
other Ministers intend to follow his example.
The defeat of the Hungarians at the Roman en-
campments has been officially confirmed. On the
other hand, it is also officially announced that the
Hungarians, under Colonel Kisz, took the enemy's
position at Perlas on the 2d of September.
The Berliner Zlachrichten contains the following
answer from the Minister WESSENIIERG, in reply to
the late French note, brought by the French Envoy
de la Cour, relative to the Italian question :
" Austria has been all alongiready to acknowledge
the mediation of England and France in the Italian
question, but as the recent events in Italy materially
changed the basis of the negotiations, and Austria
is about to negotiate a separate treaty of peace with
the King of SARDINIA, it is nevertheless disposed to
receive the mediation of France in all the negotia-
tions for the pacification of Italy." The French envoy
has sent this satisfying reply of the Austrian Cabinet
by a courier to Paris.

The Emperor NicuoLAs has declared that as soon
as the French cross the Alps he will send an army
of 200,000 men against them.

PRUSSIA.
The Ministers sent in their resignations to the
KING on th Bth, but his MAJESTY did not formally
accept them, The KING, however, had sent for M,
BECKERITH, and had, it was said, commissioned him
to form a new Ministry.

FRANKFORT.
Various private letters from Frankfort agree in the
opinion that from the present feeling of the Deputies,
we may confidently expect that at their next delibe-
ration (on the 11th) on the armistice, they will agree
to its ratification.
Our correspondent gives the following as the con-
stitution of the new Ministry :—Dahlmann, without
portefeuille ; Warm, Foreign Affairs ; Von Mayern,
War ; Von Hermann, Commerce ; H. Simon (of
Breslau), Justice; and Compes, Finance.

SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN.
The infantry of the Hamburgh contingent re-
turned to-day to Hamburgh from Schleswig.
The Schleswig-Holstein Assembly has sent a very
detailed remonstrance to the armistice concluded be-
tween Denmark and Germany, to the National Par-
liament at Frankfort.

BERLIN, SEPT. B.—The Assembly had a short
sitting early this morning for hearing the protocol,
and a letter from the President AUEESWALD an-
nouncing the intended resignation of the Ministers
to his MAJESTY, and the necessary prorogation of the
Parliament till Monday next.—Hamburgh Bonen-
halle, Sept. 9.