The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-02 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES

AUSTRIA.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs has issued the
following notice :

" Free corps from Naples and Tuscany had previously
joined the irregular bands which are devastating Upper
Italy under the pretext of assisting in the liberation of
their brethren in Lombardy.
" Not content with this, the agitating party has now
also requested the Government of Naples and Tuscany
to send regular troops to the scene of war, in order to
take the field against the Imperial army.
" In consuquence of the hostile position which has
now been taken by the said Government, it is impossible
that their representatives can be permitted any longer
to reside at the Imperial Court. The Minister of Foreign
Affairs has accordingly caused their passports to be pre-
pared."

The Intendant-GK., ral of the army corps, Count
MARzANI, under the command of the Master of the
Ordnance, Count NUGENT, has addressed the following
report to the Minister of the Interior :
" As a postscript to my report of this morning, I have
the honour to send your Excellency a copy of the con-
vention concluded between the delegates of the Provi-
sional Government of Udine, and the Master of the
Ordnance, Count Nugent, with reservation of the con-
firmation of the Provisional Committee in Udine.
"I beg leave to call your Excellency's attention to the
military importance of this capitulation, whereby the
subjection of the province is secured, the delivery of the
fortresses of Palma and Osoppo materially accelerated,
and the immediate advance of the enemy rendered
feasible. "Count MAItZANI,"
"Head-quarters, Casignacco, April 22."
The Minister of War has received the following
reports from Italy :
The Master of the Ordnance, Count NUGENT, re-
ports from the camp of Casignacco, under date April
22, that the acting Government of Udine, in pur-
suance of a resolution of the city, adopted on the
evening of the 21st, entered into a negotiation with
him, and that already on this day, the 22d, at one
o'clock, preliminaries to a definite subjection of the
province of Friaul was concluded, which we hcpe
will lead to very satisfactory results.
The Master of the Ordnance states that all the
troops have greatly distinguished themselves, espe-
cially the artillery.
The reports from Count RADETSKY are dated
Verona, April 21.

No essential change has taken place in his position.
(From the 'Menu. Zeituny, April 26.)
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
" GORTZ, APRIL 24.
" After the ratification of the convention the Im-
perial troops entered Udine yesterday afternoon at one
o'clock, where they found weapons, ammunition, and three
field. pieces.

The Imperial troops in their progress from Terris
effectually attacked the enemy at Pontcho, and forced
him to retire.

".Expresses are being sent off in all directions
throughout the provinces of Friuli, for the purpose of
suspending hostilities, and of rendering the roads secure.
• `• This day the troops are continuing their march from
Udiue, and will besiege Ccdroipo.

" Count HARTIG.
" To his Excellency the Minister for Foreign Affaire

PRUSSIA.

By a tele graphic dispatch received at Cologne,
dated Berlin, 29th inst., addressed by M. AUERSWALD,
Minister of the Interior, to M. DE BAureaß, Chief
President of the Rhenish Provinces, is the following
announcement :—" By reason of differences existing
in various printing establishments on the question of
the pay of the workmen, the Berlin papers will not
appear to-morrow--possibly not for a day or two
following. The peace of the city is not disturbed."
General Wrr.usErr has published an address de-
fending his administration of the affairs of Posen
during the time he was in the duchy.