The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-23 00:00:00

POS. .N.

MIEROSLAWSKI, it is said, received his passport,
and set out for France on the Bth. Slttreassar and
others are to be set at liberty in the course of a few
days.

The committee which was sent hither by the poli-
tical club, in Berlin, for the purpose o f ascertaining
the exact state of things here, was compelled by a
notice from the police to quit the city. It is stated
that the military commit great exce :sus. That as
they scarcely ever succeed in finding weapons in
searching houses, they now resort to -the military
method of summoning together all the inhabitants of
the village, and continue to flog them, -one by one,
until they either confess where the weapcms are con-
cealed, or till their inquisitors are convince d that there
are none.—Cologne Gazette, May 21.
MAY 17.—General Vox PFUEL has published
proclamation, of which the following is am extract
" Having, in my proclamation of the 12th of
this
month, preliminary designated the bound's fy line
Ibee
be-
tween that portion of the Grand Duchy of . Posen to_at
incorporated into the Germanic Confederat!( and that
portion which is to be recognised, steps w ill be mt
diately taken for the formation of thebg7 3rnment for
a .me I havo
the latter portion. As president
nominated Dr. Von Krezenski, kolfgohrttaend:;.,l;.Ved pro-
prietor, to undertake this office without del

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DENMARK AND THE DU 'CHIES.
The Danes, confiding in the intervention of Swe-
den, refuse to surrender the Isle of Alse a, and chum
again the northern part of Schleswig. They deny
also payment of the damages caused by i ;he embargo ;
they have refused the truce proposed by England.
They have, nevertheless, suspended the hlocus of the
Elbe and Weser, but merely because the English
and Russian vessels suffered from this slate of things.
The Wiener Zeitung of Saturday ever iing has the
following letter from Schleswig, dated the 17th :
" Our advices from the north state thF►t the evacua•
tion of Alsen and Arsoe by the DI cries is hourly
expected. At the same time the Get %nan ships will
be released from the existing embarg 0, and, on the
other hand, the German troops will ev scuate Jutland,
This account accords with the answer of the Prussian
Minister of State to the notification of the Swedish
Court. When these events have I:a ken place the
negotiations for peace will he opened.""
A letter from Flensburg announces the dissolution
of the Free Corps.

HOLIDAY AT TUE LAW OFFIC,ES .—To-morrow
(Wednesday), her Majesty's birthday, .;11 e law and other
offices will be closed.

ITALY.

ROME.
The following is extracted from a letter from rqe,
Pius IX., to a Member of the National Alvin))
of France :—.
..The different Governments have been long reP "
r°13411.
rig ow is the cause of their disasters and embrros3
cent-. I have repiied, that in granting concessions toil
.it.ople I did hut follow the advice which those po"eirle
ave to my prcducc-sAors. Jr I have counselled trio
,),,,,p!e to ostwy their rulers, I hr.ve engaged rulers to
,istiei, to trieir ta•ive. N .3. is it my fault if the Pe°Pie.
;Lve against s,:ve,etgi,3 .11,p rujected In) c?„,ts/
not ohly ha... I nevt.r opt used the .°0
nelr in,iereodence, but I ap,.rove the war as a Soverelti
an Chris;
;het us an ItAan. But a 3 Priest and Pope,
Y 0
,airs twilit; ehil,tren, I muss do my best to pre
heir slaughtering ech whet."

LOMBARDY AND VENICE.
The general attack on Peschiera was fixed to take

place on the 17th.
The Italian papers bring no fresh intelligence fr°
l,1:
the seat of war, but the Gazette de Klngenfat „a
Carinthia, announces from Italy that Vicenza a"
l'reviso have capitulated. that
Private letters from Verona of the 15th gate
the advanced guard of Count NUGENT'S Artll4ll3°st,
01
in communication with the outposts of tes
RADETZKT. The complete junction of the two Oro
vas expected in a few days. The sPirit
Austrian troops is good, and all through Gerimrsos
and German Tyrol the feelings against the Its
is strong. In some of the valleys of Italian lc,
the population is not so well affected to the tkustris,
Government, and the country at the head of thel3
di Garda, to the west of Trient and Roverecl°,
closely observed by military outposts. orth
Another important step has been taken towel,
unity in Northern Italy. The Provisional Gnics•
ment of Venice has notified its readiness to aw7iee
mate with Lombardy. The French frigate Minos
is off the port of Venice. some of the office° ocli
landed were enthusiastically received.
Other P
vessels were expected. lettel
The Risorgimento of the 17th inst. quotes %fro!
from Genoa of the 16th, stating that a vinlenAto
took place at Banchi in the morning of that "--;;09
consequence of a proclamation of MAzzot agalhnociti6
decree of the Provisional Government, inviting t oitsi
zens to decide on the form of government hest $0
to the country. The people cried, "Deatil t PIA'
zini !" and committed the placard to the flanle".0(0,
manova was blockaded by the Austrians, but soje
were entertained for its safety, the place beiriAged
plied with three months' provisions, and defeaudoell'
brave and numerous garrison, under the OW ,0000
Zuccur. On the 13th the Austrians directed co#
taneousattack against the two Italian cs031)90s,00041
tone and Montanara. The assailants 14ellioglOt;
number, with six pieces of artillery. he f 1
diree hours, when the enemy retired. lo" ortaA
killed and 18 wounded in the camP
15 wounded in that of Montanara. ;11
eft on the field three wounded and six killed
ew prisoners, who stated that about 60 opollifte
wounded, amongst whom were a major sad:ite Oei
tad been removed to Mantua. on the loper
seen three boats, carrying the tricoloured bilotoodr
nounted by two general officers, Wh° 691010.1 f
he operations on land. The Captain of be
itan Volunteers, ROSSAROL, and another,
(01;
wounded on the side of the Italians. vts
The Gazzetta di Verona of the 6th reP°` p°ll-A
.ws:—" The Tuscan and Neapolitan treltres3
the south side of Mantua ventured na eoplc,
3d instant to molest the labourers by stlrob
,n the fortifications before Fort Beni°re'A to Ifteti
ing our advanced posts. It was resolve-001a
them by a sally from the fortress, which Jell the
on the 4th, with three columns,
to Curtatone, Montanara, and San Silvestirr eotselost
result was the repulse of the enemy to the cold Jed.
tnents on the banks of the Osone. Thad ottaoto
i considerable number in killed °over. ocie
Amongst the former was a Neapolitti,
the
troops had only five slightly wounay"iti otellwer
two prisoners, and captured a large (10,c,°11,ste, :tke
on the rwo, oa
The Governor of the Province of Oiot) 11,7
S'Arsr, was very well received on the
' otla
nth ct.
municipality of Muggia.
The Osservatore Triestino of the 1"is" Peri. 01
the election of Dr. PIETRO KANDY'S apt,
the German Parliament for the glen'. .0a
Istria, and of MM. GIOVANNI SOI.
t •c
le
CORONINI, as Deputies for the eiec-° e
t
Gorizia. ft. 000,
The Giornale del Lloyd Atalrine°Areerthe Lie
or two merchant vessels having seeenu pr(lt 0°
the mouth of which is at Falconers, 1100 wiw
for Pordenone, were received at Carbn with 4.10
of " Down with the Austrian 1141" of stye"
command, backed as it was by a sh°w:hreirratveof ti!
I captains were forced to comply. 011.:,,,0010 pieei
masters of these vessels apprised the eOwititter 03 of
squadron of the circumstance, and the allie
the P
ately proceeded to the locality for
restoring order.
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NAPLES AND Sl' ~,,so fOrabf
_
On the night of the 13th, Count P°As t
Finance Minister, resigned, and ea 0°01;0
Don G. MANNA. IMBRIANI has- reltotolloiso'
folio of Public Instruction, CARIO lig of fice_dhiJ
minister 010"10,1
place ad interim. RUGGIERO,
tical Affairs, had also resigned, SCI 41f geri°°,_ the
place ad interim. There had been seesialiti
between French and English. SOOTS .gll' The °,711
Messinese taking part with the Frellied to Or
of both nations were obliged to go st
them.
TURKEY.
of the 1"' tri
Accounts from Constantinople, -f, vosisn..
with anxiety of the concentration or "itoichsfl;ool
on the Pruth, with evident views t°o peas
Wallachia. The Turkish army %you ‘•
to 260,000
IRELM' P.
THE STATE PRO°ApI-1
ELECTRIC TELEG.E.
po. 01or
DUBLIN, 341°14[000a tie
The Commission Grand Jury hair°
for felony against Mr. Mitchel. qtly
to-
His counsel will applY
indictment, on the ground of error
Mr. Devin Reilly has been arrested'
1014.
YORK ELECT.-- 0• ) 0,
morror
YoRK, Tnasp••• sl°
•• • 501
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGo.ri.,
bd°::::00,041
Vincent (Chartist) ........... •
Milner (Whig) ...................
Wilkins (Radical) •
....... 10
TWELVE O'CL°C":.• ~•• 60
For Milner ................... • 40
Vincent ...... .............
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ERRATUM.—In the fourth seuten.eseterd<l t/,
paragraph of our first leader .7oveoto stio,eoo4
Vienna is threatened withisbso:
been while Venice is threatenrredhAvt
ervecetenudatoecithol,),
IPASSENGERS' RAGGAGE.•"""-"- •
have, by an order recently to! _ j the, to
the officers of the Revenue shag
hour and upwards after the terrninattpriatiron 010.00;‘,,i0!
legal hours of business, in the eseeoloweret,rooP
by tb° nti-, 01
gage of passengers arriving
Continent, they shall be reinunerateele :fog #ll. •
such extra attendance. It is arrangreavired f loot.
twee for this purpose which waY Ile, into glee°
under half an hour shall not be to

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daughter. ref the Wife 04.
On the 17th inst., at Peckham, Sur-- ' le -1
Beane, Esq., of a daughter. . icb, thi 1/1 o,fi'
On the 17th init., at Thorpe, near isorvi
11. Gurney, Esq., of a son. ire of J. D•
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On the 19th inst., at \Vest-green, the le it,
de Esq., of a son. lady of Sq' fit
On the 19th inst., at Bath, the
Esq., of a son. . A JO"
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On the 11th inst., at Regent-terrace, oir. iza 0
Cops, Esq., aged 67. wife °I ' ' 610'
On the 24th ult., at Weymouth, Atilie' o.ii,, if 3
Esq., of Elm, Somerset. .o. Asillar' Vl°
benOtn,,tfhsetl.oAnin,ss,t. the Rev'. G. \i. • C.
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drew ,c,
Esq., aged 64. r .1. '' Pe'
Oo the 13th inst., in his 70th YeB ' $, i3e.
Brownbille, in the county of Stafford. ,e.street, t
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