The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-29 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND
THE NORTHERN STATES.

PRUSSIA.
The supplement to the Prussian States of April
24 has the following : federal
" The Prussian troops, as also the other
mops of the 10th corps of the army, have entered
At this
Schleswig, and are acting on the offensive.
moment a serious collision, and, perhaps, a decisive one:
Xmas, in all probability, taken place with the main body
of the Danish army
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encamped near Schleswig. No one
loubts but that all the tops, from general to sin*
,pldier, will know how to preserve inviolate the honour
if the German name and that of Prussia."
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A semi-official article in the Prussian Gazette
in analysis of the negotiation—the steps an
counter-steps. It lays down that Prissis
Ind Germany, in deciding on offensive steps,
main faithful to the public rights of Europe ; that the
Prussian Government, in the name of the Gering'
Confederation, does not declare war against Den'
ilark. It undertakes merely a work of Enedistiocnit
Lnd far from wishing to acquire Schleswig Is I
cn'
quest, its efforts extend no turther than to obtain the
Annexation of Schleswig to Holstein by allowing
Schleswig to form part of the German Confederation.
But that this question will be settled hereafter; fo
before any negotiations can be opened on this held
the Danes must evacuate Schleswig.
The ,cologne Gazette of April 27, says :"A n .
Th --
her of workmen collected this evening before the rei''
unsblo.
dente of the Burgomaster JONORE, who Wlls
to consent to the demand which they mad*. Pis;
orders were apprehended. The tocsin was sounded'
Ind above 1,000 of the burgher guard imrnedis",:
'Assembled. The workmen were forced to retire, an
no excess was committed except that several of to
burgher guard were wounded by stones cast st thelod
oy the mob. A considerable crowd again assenibte
in the streets, but they were all forced to retire. W
neard this morning that the workmen of Rodenski"
•, then have likewise committed excesses. Fears 8
re
entertained for Cologne this evening. Here,ho'ver—'
we are assured that the burgher guard will WO.
diately resort to effective measures."

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THE INSURRECTION IN 13 —l)Vti
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Fasitroai, 24.--.-We have just l'ec
the folloiiing Official report :---- t t
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Carlsruhe, April 24.
" Yesterday afternoon, between three and four o'clock'
it the moment the: troops were on the point of egsd se•
he town of Fribourg, the band of rebels whe„ is tb•
iembled near Todmar, came down the mounta:- trooP•
teighbourhood of Guntersthal ; on this tuetaa frora,
•narched off against the band. The firing 16.1-4
our till seven o'clock. The rebels were disPer°e, so,
he troops bivouacked in the neighbourlyibotszt
narched forward this morning to the town 01,,,tis nine
t'hey found the town gates barricaded. 0•17.10 satile
.'clock they opened fire. with musketry, ; fen the
inie bombarding the town. At hall-past eie,a
mops entered, having forced the barricad,es, 11100 of
-ebels fled. The troops are now in quiet Pole"'
the town."
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We have a letter also from Carlsrnbe, &a 24th
April, at night, which says— . • • t the
" We have just received the information thtlelS
own of Fribourg, in which many thousands of the re 0.
ere shut up, was summoned to surrender t°
ieneral-in7Chief, Hoffman. This summons
G t.„
hsving'cled
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• Get upon the insurgents, the town was m
shoo
:row eight o'clock in the morning to midnight, 0 ;nor
iketi by assault by the troops of Nassau. The hp •
.tt s have been routed. The , town. from reported 50
ufft.red severely—they calculste at between 40.,113,, the
h.. number killed. Martial law is proclaimed
:istricts of the Upper Rhine and the Lake of LA-
stance.
" We have had this afternoon here at Carlsruh•!,
iisturbance at the moment of there being brought into
,he town an artilleryman, who was to be shot for de'
4ertion. On this occasion another artilleryman, who
truck his officer, was killed by his comrades.",

Heidelberg, it appears, was threatened by a bans
.f insurgents about the same time that Fribourg was
•ntered by the rebels, but the immediate muster a;
he National Guard put a stop to their .intention/h."+
Che troops of IVurtemberg occupy the entire frontier •
,t Switzerland, under the command of General
tVILLER ; his position is such that the retreat of th°
insurgents into Switzerland is now cut off
rumour, which requires confirmation, has gain!
.round, that the legion of German workrae.o
Alsace tried to cross the Rhine at Breisach, but were
-epulsed with much loss.

DENMARK.
The intelligence from Copenhagen states °lett);
great number of Prussian ships are detained ill
roads in consequence of the embargo; their
chiefly from the south, and more are Continna
arriving, in ignorance of the measure.
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In the night between the 19th and 20--
Danish brig of war Delphin took nine Prussia'
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.hips, with freights from England, B°rde'tb'e
ind the West Indies. On the 20th
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Swedish and Norwegian vessels at •Viirto
were warned by the respective consulates ne"
enter a Holstein port. Up to the present 01ellie, t,,*
the embargo has not been enforced against
Prussian vessels, but a notice posted in the 71: -rjs. s
burgh Bourse this morning, while stating tw,t,n
tlamburgh ship has been allowed to leave eel
of
hagen, reports also----" It is said that Danish —lint
war have been sent to sea to warn theirser-seio
vessels not to run into any German port, .t in
the ships of all those states who are taking P-001. •
the war against Denmark in the Dachies of
stein." The date is Copenhagen, the 23d. hen
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The King of DENMARK has recovered his
he is about to remove from Fredericia to Odellsle.oo,
The war reserve of the Danish army isalf ' too
and will be organized into five battalions e°
corps of Chasseurs. Major Giasovius is to
rend the arming of the people in North Selli.Aeslll .
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These measures of defence will be hotel 7 the
by the late reverse, for the temper of milot
Danes is in favour of resistance. The nb
patriotic exertions are being made in the uot
clonal cause ; the Minister of Finance, wt3hilft
MOLTKE, one of the richest men in Denmark' t the
rom his private fortune, placed 50,000 thslere
lisposal of the Minister of War; the men ofoser
holm have raised 12,000 thalers for the same tbe
besides sending 60 volunteers for the service 0 that
fleet. The Aarhuus Stift:- Tid,ende states ;0'
BLUHME, the Danish Alinister of-. Trade, hes g ,;
session of important papers belonging to the-1)11'w'
AUGUSTZNIIIIRG.
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The Prussian Consul at Copenhagen, M. '-
has resigned his post.

POLAND. . fot,
The Cologne Gazette writes, under date of ":"„ce.
the 17th of April, that an order from the rrl"rer
Governor prohibited, until fresh orders, the exe or
tion of specie, with the exception of small sum' of
paying the travelling expenses, and the 'ern°l3l2 on
which cannot exceed a hundred silver rouble.' hick
the other band, the frontier towards Cracow, °bees
had remained open till the present moment, bas Abe
suddenly closed, and nobody is allowed to pose eb•
out the most vexatious formalities.
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Posaw.—The German population of the
Duchy of Posen continue to evince great hostil4l
the measures of General WILLISEN.
The Deputies of the German population bee, the
dressed a requisition to the Minister dernandil'e
immediate recal of the General.

WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA.
It was rumoured yesterday in Paris that Viral hi
and Moldavia were in open revolt.

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THE ORDER OF THE THISTLE. The band o{ the
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Order of the Thistle, vacant by the demise of the she
M.argnia of Bute, has, we hear, been conferred on
Earl of Camperdown_, and not on the Duke of lug'
as erroneously stated. Th.
APPROACHING MARRIAGE IN HIGEI
nuptials of Viscount Neville, son of the Earl co J. 4.13.
gavenny, and Miss Johnstone, daughter of Sir
Johnstone, Bart., M.P., and Lady Johnstone, arid gfo' be
daughter of the late Archbishop of Torh,
solemnified early ip tha ensuing month.- ;d
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