The Sun.
London, England, 1848-08-16 00:00:00

HANOVER.

The Hanoverian Gazette announces that the con•
stitution of that kingdom is signed, and will be pub•
lished in a few days.

RUSSIA.

On the 2d instant there were 92 fresh cases ol
cholera, 119 cures, .51 deaths, and 1,707 patients still
under treatment in St. Petersburgh.
An Imperial ukase, under date of the 31st of July,
orders the recruiting of seven men per 1,000 inha-
bitants in the Governments of the eastern moiety of
the empire.

The EMPEROR was expected at Warsaw, but his
journey has been portponed, probably in consequence
of the ravages of the cholera in St. Petersburgh.

SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN.
The Hanoverian Itiorgenzeitung of the 11th says
—" We learn from a good source that the armistice
with Denmark is so far advanced that General
WRANGEL has notified to the Central Power at
Frankfort that for the present he will not require a
further supply of troops."
COPENHAGEN, AUG .—The Berlingsche Zeitung
of the 9th states, that three neutral vessels have ar-
rived at Flensburg, but that the Greenland ships
which were returning to Flensburg have been ordered
to Sonderburg, and adds, for the future no vessel,
without exception, will be permitted to enter the
harbours of the Duchies of Schleswig•llolstein.
Three persons have effected their escape from
Odensee.

The Ber/ixgaehe Zeitung demands an explanation
from the Ministry of 'War relative to General HEDE•
MANN'S withdrawal from the commander-in-chief;
enters into the necessity of an energetic army of the
people, and recommends the Minister of War to re-
pose the same confidence in the people, as they have
in his integrity, judgment, and power of action.
A North American schooner has arrived from New
York. The war steamer Huln and the frigate Bel-
lona have sailed northwards. At Elsinore, a new
Russian ship of the line, and a schooner from Arch-
angel, arrived on the 7th.

FEHMARN, AUG. 10.—At this moment (three
o'clock, r.m.) two Danish men-of-war are steering
towards this place. Probably, this may be owing to
the present heavy gale.
RENDsBuaG, AUG. 11.—The first battalion of
Schleswig-llolstein troops,which arrived here yester-
day, have been joined this morning by the second and
third battalion (the lath and 18th had arrived pre-
viously) to form the garrison here. The Hanover
troops, as well as the recruits which compose the 7th
and 8:11 battalion of infantry, and the 2d Jager corps,
had also arrived, and are now to go to Husam and
Eckernforde to be further disciplined.

Our Government has restored to Hanover the two
cannons kept here, which had been taken from the
Hanoverian troops by the Danes in 1813.
Two 24-pounder howitzers and sixty horses arrived
here from Hanover on the Dth, and were sent over
to the north yesterday.
ALTONA, AUG. 11.—The Frankfort and Weimar
troops arrived here last night, and are quartered in
this city, where at least they will find a little repose.
For several days past larger or smaller transports
of sick and wounded have arrived here, while re-
serves, powder-waggons, train-horses, cannon, &c.,
are constantly passing through to the north.
THE ARMISTICE WITH DENMARK.
The Weser Zeitumg contains the following com-
munication from Frankfort, dated August 8 :—" The
mission of General VON BELOW to -Vienna has been
successful.
Since the arrival of the REGENT of the
EMPIRE, uninterrupted communications have been
carried on between the Central Power and Prussia
(CAMPHAUSEN and BELOW)"
According to all accounts since yesterday, it may
now be regarded as a fact that the REGENT of the
EMPIRE has been authorised to conclude an armistice,
and we may, therefore, expect a satisfactory termina-
tion ere long, as it can scarcely be doubted that
Denmark will accept the modifications which have
been sanctioned by the English Ambassador.
The main point, if we are not mistaken, is that
while, according to the former conditions, the fede-
ral troops shall quit the Duchies, at least 4,000 men
shall remain there, and that Denmark is to garrison
Alsen with 3,000. On the other hand the condition,
which has been such a stumbling stone, namely, that
the Provisional Government shall abdicate within
fourteen days after the armistice has been enforced,
—lXantburgh Borsenhalle, Aug. 12.
ST. JAG DE CUBA.—According to
asinlaElolNffihToßcliEdarlß.°oTnooldtNification from the Havannah, dated
March 15, this year a mercantile depOt was to be
formed at St. Jag() de Cuba, on the same basis as
that at the Havannah, and opened in the beginning
of April. The happiest results are expected to at-
tend this measure, which will greatly facilitate the
trade with St. Jago de Cuba, and has been welcomed
with satisfaction by the commercial public of every
place.—aamburgh Borsenholle, Aug. 12.