The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-25 00:00:00

HOLLAND-LIMBUIt

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TIIE HAGUE, MAY 21.—The newly4PPV,O,
Provisional Minister of War, Major General..., doff
arrived
from Nertigensbosch, in this capital, ..,,doff
to
and soon after repaired to the War Depart'll*
receive his portefeuille from the late Minister.
MAY
22.—An address has been agreed OberuP°ll
city, as well as in many others, to the Second 7,
ofoject
of the States-General, against Art. 183 of the
the Fundamental Law. The address Osthe
m ously signed, and- has already been sent in
Chamber.
MAESTRICHT, 131,1,11
MAT 19.—Two proclao3s—ti e/3 f
been published this day, by the GovoesncieL;tobell
Duchy of Limburg, in consequence I
received from the Hague. babi.
These proclamations are addressed to the I,tha
tants of Limburg, and were called forth Jtiiisd
erroneous opinions which were entertained. ilwotli
new regulation of the Germanic Diet, Liniburg,rbe
be CIVA
regarded as a Netherlands province. *4OO
v
ernor says that the Netherlands Government
byb
the treaties and by the fundamental law 131 tots
Limburg
is declared a Netherlands territell boa 3%
part only is attached to Germany by feciellifed4r
that these treaties are respected equally by the Of
Diet and by the whole of Germany, And thil'thetil
regard be
Limburg as a Netherlands province. tecierr
those .311.
parts of Limburg which are bound by thspisi
tie the local administrations are permitted t° federtl
the federal banner, in token of the recognised _.otac
bond; but this can only be done after the con7i
iorce
the Government has been obtained. Ina seril
clamation, the Government says, that hal pooi'
stated the previous declaration of the raga%
fit $0
tion of Limburg, all ignorance on this point,' iipoo
end. That the inhabitants are therefore 0117000
to respect the existing laws, and to avoid 0d...0f%
every illegal violence, the authorities of i'
being fully sensible that they are respon3ible.

BELGIUM. - ls'
BRUSSELS, '
NEW ISSUE OF B
The ANK-NOTES'
,stjoi
Government has received a very interi '''
report from the Belgian Consul at Valparaisco
spectingthe commerce of Chili, and other coo Iris
on the western coast of South America, especl 1
feota •
connexion with Belgium. This report is
vibe
nu
panied by several documents relative to the Ill` itt
of ships which have entered and quitted the Ploc•
1847 , accounts of the sales of the principal Priti,4l;
Lions .
and the coming
from Belgium to Valparaiso in .`,..cetl
weights, measures, and coins of Chili Oa 1!....,.
to the
3,0 m.
(weights, measures, and coins of Belgic
ini t qtr Beige, May 23. ' sOc'
s MdkjEsTy, by a Royal ordinance, 110 .
~..i.,
.tioned the law adopted by the Chambers, ono,
einla
Generale
emission of bank-notes of the 0,
for the encouragement of 0,
t_oiona'l manufactures. The amount of notes l' el,
f" r this object is not to exceed 20,000,000 flii:o
The Government nominates three Contais9i° to
charged to inspect the operations of the society' >j
ensure the execution of the existing conventions,
_.'e,
to propose to the Government such general oleo; woe
as_ may be deemed suitable to the interests t"
‘,..eit
States ; and in case of approval, to superintend viliti
being carried into effect. The estate of the Sc4i.e.of
Generale shall be published at least once every ti.. 00
months, and the balance of accounts at lease
every year. The Government is to receive an forlog
interest of 4 per cent.; and, in order to facilitats _ s,
service of the Treasury, the Government erapoviter7 0
supplementary emission of bank-notes to the mil cn`
of 12,000,000f.—Moniteur Beige, May `23. Ls t°'
The Prince of PRUSSIA is expected ate
Brusse 0? 4
day (24th). General CRUIMEN, being idecl iii
of the KING, has gone to Ostend to receive his .11
Highness.

DENMARK AND THE Deceived
i : tellii
RENDSBURG, MAY 21. We have receiveu ,o-ivor,
Bence
e Pi eenee of slight importance from the seat
... to
°f h
A eral HALKErr has removed his head-q
au
fpenrade. The bridge of boats, on whic rlOO
ths 0
ha e been for some time engaged at Soudeburg t
be
completed;
they have left a passage for ships ill t
middle of it.
19th several gun-boats,
On the
steamer, appeared on the Apenrade, but they
!bids
wards left, with the exception of one go-boat, ;ern
bank
for a considerable time on liaritfter
which was lined with the free cocorps. a ,01.0
a coroae' auftsdr:
repeated signals had been made, she sent a boat vaaa
with eight men. They were received vvith_ai7aoci
of musketry, by which several were wounde:, soot
they were forced to retire ; in doing so anotherit: :"000
men was wounded by the continued firing.
bt to re
as they had reached the gun-boat they seu.,oriefer
venge themselves by a smart fire, apish ',tower
passed ineffectual. On the :20th, a Pauish for"
appeared on the bay probably to reconnoitre the
tifications for the Hanoverian nine pouncier.e;iooolo,
force- ill
Under date of the 18th instant, General 11 4
the Commander-in. Chief of the Prussia. a
Jutland, has has issued a proclamation,
tribution of two millions (spezies) 111)°1' t _ daruuge
tants, as a guarantee of indemnity for the
00600
„ tb,
done to German commerce and shipping'. s
°on '
his intention of returning the menet us 5 opells/r.
Danish Government will have made full elle 011
tion for the losses incurred by Germ
0 or) $
imposrielf
inboi,
the inhabitants time to the 28th stet
ti

pay the contribution, and should it not be paid in on
that day, he will, with regret, have recourse to coer-
cion, and allow his troops to help themselves to what-
ever they may stand in need of.
The proclamation concludes with the following
Paragraph
" I hope to God that the authorities and the people
will have sense enough not to compel me to this ultimate
measure• if they do the responsibility of all the misery
and desolation that 'must naturally ensue must fall upon themselves."
The proclamation is dated Bolding, 18th May, and
is signed WRANGEL, Commander- in-Chief.

RUSSIA AND POLAND.
thelVAmor, Mar 13.—The Government, which on
9th
of April prohibited the exportation
of corn, meal, and oats, as well as of every
Ind of horses, has issued an order to all
the, custom-houses and export offices on the
Prussian and Austrian frontier, extending that pro-
trition
to the exportation of any kind of cattle into
those Countries. In order to facilitate the sale of
!ern, and to relieve commerce among the inhabitants
ls the vicinity of the Black Sea, the EMPEROR has
commanded the erection of a harbour and city on the
ea;of As°1)11, which is to be called Harbourtown
Se
'K. The inhabitants of any other district or
countries will be permitted to settle here, and after
'st January, 1859, to have their possessions free from
to
and land-tax. The inhabitants are also
be exempt from taxes for 15 years. —Hambur gh
;Benhalle, May 20.
or the regulation of the affairs of Schleswig-
h:i 'stein, the Cabinet cf St. Petersburgh is said to
ve Sent a note to the Prussian Cabinet in very
liablarnive terms, demanding the most speedy re-estab-
--I,°et Possible of peace with Denmark, in default
36°1401 the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh will take
.418.1. measures to those adopted by Sweden.