The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-27 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

We have received intelligence from Berlin to the
23d of November. No material change had taken,
place in the state of affairs in that city. Cololl
BRANDENBURG Still continued Minister, and wail",
it was said, continue in office until after he had me/
the Assembly at Brandenburg. Active preparations
were making at Brandenburg to fit up the Wile
dral as a hall of meeting for the Assembly. The (.I°'
vernment will, it is said, call upon the substitutes t°
take the places of all Members absent without leave
from the Brandenburg Assembly. The Member°
of the Left complain bitterly of having been misre°
presented by BASSERMANN in the Frankfort Assels
bly, and that no such terms were offered or propos
by the Left., as a body, as those stated by
SERMANN.

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still t
continues in a most excited state. i
Breslau the generale is beaten every night. The bsti
talions of the Burgher Guard which are on duty, 811
the military, occupy all the bridges upon the meat"
and surround the city.
The Rhenish Volhshalle declares that the jar
bitants of the mountains of Silesia are in full' instil.;
rection. The tocsin is everywhere sounded in a°
about Berlin, and thousands of the inkabitants ttr°
preparing to march upon Berlin.
At Dusseldorf the corps of officers belonging to the
Burgher Guard persist in making a passive re'
sistance to surrendering up tie it arms. They pro
tested, at the same time, against the illegality °
declaring the city in a state of siege, and likeWids°
made a protest against the conduct of M. V.ll'
SPUGEL, the Government President.
The invitation to deliver up the arms not _having
been attended to, the disarmament of the Burgher
Guard was, on the 22d, proceeded with, according
to the system of General Vole WRANGEL. A strong
detachment of infantry appeared in the streets, with!
piquet of cavalry. All the outlets were occupied'
the trumpet sounded, and an officer of police entered
the different houses to receive the aril*
About 800 muskets have been taken in this manner'
Slight conflicts took place in some instances.
The postmaster of Dusseldorf has addressed t°
the commander of the Burgher Guard a letter, stating
that at six o'clock on the evening of the 22d a 'l5
tachment of five or six officers of the Burgher Guar
presented themselves at the post-office, and force
their way into the inner office, which the public sr°
forbidden to enter. They proceeded to examine that
seals of several parcels of silver which had been set
to the post-office, for the purpose of, being
forwarded, and they demanded that the naP
of the persons sending the silver should be given l'ict
to them. It was only after having been convince,
by their demand being complied with, that tvte
money had tot been taken from the Governetoti
chest at Dusseldorf (as a rumour to that effect 101'A
reached the ears of their commander), that tbq
were induced to withdraw. The director of tb
post-office protested with great energy against the
violation of the secrecy of the objects confided to th°
post-office.
The President of the Government of Cologne tie;
clared, on the 22d, that the Burgher Guard of 130
was suspended from the service.
In several districts of the Rhenish province the ill
habitants have resolved that, at the eale of gni
seized for non-payment of taxes, any persons (exclo
the owners) bidding higher than one pfenning (I° •
lowest copper coin) per article, be denounced to
traitor to the people.

FRANKFORT.
In the sitting of the German Parliament
the 23d,
RAVEAUX (the late Ambassador in Berne) move
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that the National Assembly engage in a solemn '"
neral rite in memory of ROBERT BLUM.
The motion was carried unanimously; and it lliej
resolved that a Committee of Five, to be appoint
by the Presidial Board, should arrange for the eei
remony.
Resolutions were also adopted, urging the leoif
cutive to take measures for the speedy settlement
the Limburg question, and the discussion of the s"‘
veral articles of the constitution was resumed. The Committee on Austrian affairs has publish
the correspondence of the Commissioners WeLellit
and MOLE, who were dispatched by the Parliaros
to mediate between the Emperor of AUSTRIA so
the Viennese. After describing various incidents of
the journey, they state, that owing to the fact
Vienna being invested by 80,000 men under Pri,,Pot
WINDISCBGRATZ, nothing remained for them to (10"5..
to avert, if possible, a bloody conflict, and to trap
mute the moral impression, which would be made on
the inhabitants of Austria, and indeed of all Germ°'°
into a feeling of reconciliation.
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" In this spirit," they say, " on the night 0- no
21st and 22d of October we sought to weigh
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Prince Windischgratz in his head-quarters at 01'01
mersdorf. But he, who had been just appoili
Field-Marshal, and had undertaken the congas
of the gathered army that had invested Nriell.l3o;
declined all interposition emanating from us w!e),
a certain degree of bluntness (say brusque:ii
Nay, he would not even look at our plenipotentf...:',
warrant, and remarked that an answer, den.
ing the mediation of the Administrator,
already been sent to Frankfort by the ImPerto
Cabinet, so that it would scarcely be of avail t° •
to go to Olmutz. In Olmutz, however, we Oro
rienced a much more courteous reception, both ft
the Minister, the Baron VON WESSENBERG and fr° •
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the EMPEROR and the Imperial family. * 4,
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Herr Vox WESSENBERG warmly acknowledge- be,
good intentions (that is, of preventing a schism
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tween Austria and Germany). He offered to preseof
us to-day to the EMPEROR ; and on the occasion ,i.e
our presentation hii MAJESTY, in the presence of -'l,„
EMPRESS, expressed his recognition of and his thin;
fulness for the Administrator's goodness.; thMgod
true enough, not without adding that he had i 0 dot
himself powerful enough to stem the tide of door
in his dominions."
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In a letter of the 29th October Scoxfili- ip
regrets, in unison with the Austrian De.etitiessier
Frankfort, that the EMPEROR has chosen b-reilloot
for the seat of the Diet. He suggests Linz, as
having a Sclavonian population. 0119
At last it was proved that WESSENBERG Wasy:oo3o.
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averse to their (the Commissaries) going to r'ness
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Twice they applied to him for an escort to v letoe
i. e., on the 35th and 27th October. The first (~ is
he directly dissuaded them from the attempt;
his answer to their note of the 27th he gives..ce or
some intelligence, but does not take any o'l
their earnest request for an escort. les/e
They do not seem to have taken any forma„,-,,iit%
Of WESSENBURG or the EMPEROR. They left
for Frankfort on the 31st October.

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