The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-18 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

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BERLIN.—The Berliner Naehrichten states that
M. VON RIUMER has relinquiAed hisscffice as Ambas.
:actor to Paris, and is only waiting the arrival ot. a
successor to return home.

The President of the Cabinet, VON ALIERSWALD,
is spoken of us the new Ambassador to Paris.
AI. MILDE will go to Spain to re-establish the
former commercial relations, which yielded a very
considerable profit to Silesia on linen goods.
M. VON BECKERATU'S friends are of opinion that
he will not undertake the formation of the new
Ministry. M. MEWISSEN has positively declined to
take part in the new Cabinet.
POTSDAM, SEPT. 10.—Great fears are entertained
that the soldiers may take part with the people
during the night, although they have been positively
ordered not to leave their barracks after five o'clock iu
the afternoon.

Potsdam is in a state of great excitement, and st
Berlin it is looked upon as fraught with important
results; numerous crowds of people continue to
assemble at the railway station in order to gain the
earliest possible intelligence of the state of things at
Potsdam.

FRANKFORT.
The National Assembly on the 13th inst., entered
upon the discussion of the armistice with Denmark.
Mr lIENNANN stated that not being able to form
new Ministry, he had resigned his mandate into the
hands of the Vrceu of the EMPIRE.---Journal de
Frankfort, Sept. 15.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES'
ALTONA, SEPT. 14.—The large arrival of troops,
Russian, Hanoverians, Oldenburgers, and !deckles'
burgers, who arrived here this morning by railway'
lenders it impossible for us to accommodate them all:
some are therefore quartered at Eimsbattel, St 4
George, and St. Pauli, while the remainder, includiog
the Wurtemburg troops, are quartered with us,
amounting to a total of between 4,000 and 5,000 men'
COPENMAGEN, SEPT. 12.—The Swedish body'
guard embarked on the sth inst. in two steamers,
some to Stockholm and some to Malmo.
The exchanged Danish prisoners have arrived
at Flensburgh ; they express themselves upon:the whols
well satisfied with the treatment which they received
in Germany.—Hamburyh Papers, Sept. 15.
The King of DENMARK has arrived in Alsen, Ina
it is expected a reconciliation will take place with the
Duke of AUGUSTENBURG, through the kind medial
of the King of PRUSSIA.
The whole fumy of the Confederation have nearly
evacuated the Duchies ; a considerable body 01_
take up cantonments in this neighbourhood for the
winter, unless recalled from occurrences that Poll
take place in the interior of Germany.
Several brigs and gunboats have sailed from C(/‘
penhagen to Kiel.
The cholera is making rapid progress, almost ever/
case is fatal.

SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN, Sm.l4.—General %IVO!"
GEL yesterday sent a letter of discharge to his troops'
in which he commends them in the highest terms°
their valour and perseverance.
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General VON BELOW arrived here yesterdaYl
has set offfor Berlin this morning. General lIALsI.-
is still at Altona.
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About 8,000 Oldenburg troops have arrived, a
have been quartered here.

HOLLAND.
THE DOUBLE CHAMBER.
TUE HAGUE, SEPT. 16.—The elections for the
Double Chamber by all the provinces are now o°l.
pleted.
The reason why the provincial states of Icebill
Friesland, Groningen, Drenthe, and Overyssel (11.4;1,e
resolve upon the election in the sitting on the "b
only
the because up to that time they had received 01
the six first modified
_laws, and the royal decree ow
thorising these elections was not sent till the last were
founded.

The Double Chamber will be opened on Monday
Twenty-seven men will take their seats wh° were
Members of the Double Chamber of 1840. of till
27, 18 are residents and 9 non-residents.—iii
blad, Sept. 16.

His MAJESTY was expected at the Hague on a).
16th from his visit to Tilburg.

The Staats
.Courant confirms the report circulated
in various journals that an extraordinary convoy 01
ships of war and troops is to be immediately sent
the Dutch West Indies. The steamer Phenix is t°
leave during the current month. The two frigate°
the Prince of Orange and the Sambre will be
equipped for the Indies in the first two weeks of PO'.
month, and will be immediately followed by the or'
vette Boreas, the steamer Bromo, and the schooner
A mbon.—.Dutch Papers, Sept. 16.
The tone of inland funds was depressed ; Spanish
have fallen back a little; Portuguese was offered A
reduced change ; Mexican more favourable ; Austrinoo
in consequence of the lower exchange at Vienne, WV
again flat, especially the Five per Cents. ; Russisl:
Five per Cents. declined a little in price, the res.
were more favourable. No particular change in th°
other foreign funds.—Amesterdam Commit, Sept. in

RA T 1 SB ON.
The excesses at Hultscbin are assuming :11
most serious character. The fifty cavalry w" c;
were :sent from hence were able to effect bu
little. 250 infantry have been dispatched this in"°.;
ing by railway to Oderberg, and by to-worr°
train 100 men (infantry) will be sent to Tuorkso•
There has been a conflict at Beneschan, and three
Uhlanes were killed. The place is barricaded.
A letter from Breslau (Sept 14, four r.m.) saY5,O
" The Upper Silesian train has just brought
intelligence that the riot of the peasants will soon
subdued."