The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-16 00:00:00

PIEDMONT.

Letters from the head-quarters of CHARLES ALBERT
speak confidently of the resumption of hostilities at
the conclusion of the armistice.

PENINSULAR MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY MORNING.—The Penin.
sular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Jupiter, Capt.
Meebam, with the usual Peninsular mail, in charge of
Lieutenant James Inglis, Admiralty agent, arrived here
this morning at nine o'clock.

Her dates of sailing were—Gibraltar, 7th; Cadiz, Bth;
Lisbon, 10th ; Oporto, 11th ; Vigo, 12th.
She brings 47 passengers, 1,059 boxes of raisins, 42
boxes almonds, 38 bars wheat, and two boxes lemons.

STATIONS OF HER MAJESTY'S SHIPS.
At Gibraltar, the Polyphemus.
At Lisbon, brig Racer.
At Oporto, steamer Comet.

Vigo—since the arrests all remains quiet.
LISBON. SEPT. B.—lt has been proposed that a strict
quarantine should commence on all vessels from Great
Britain ; but through the interposition of the British
Consul orders have been forwarded to the health autho-
rities to give free pratique to all British vessels. The
medical faculty have been solicited to meet together to
discuss the subject of the cholera.
GIBRALTAR.—Exchange on London, 90 days' date,
49i ; Paris, sf. 28c. to 5'.30c.

Signed) "E. M. ARDNT, HAUS RAUMER
ROLE BLUM, STEUZEL.
H. B. CLAUSEN, WILLIAM ADOLPHUS VON
Chemins, TaUTZsCHLER,
F. DAHLMANN, C'. W, +A'ippEamANN,
ESMARCH, C. F. WURM. INCLOSURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF COMMONS.—An
HOTK EN, Act of the last session (11th Red 12th Victoria, chap.
"Extract from the report of the minority of the two 99) came into force on the 4th in-t., to further extend
committees:— the provisiteis of the Acts for the ir.closure and improve
" The ten members undersigned move:— - went of cemmons. It is to he taken to be part of the
" 1. The National Assembly, keeping in view the de- 9th and 10th Victoria, chap. 70, and the 10th and I lth
claration of the Danish Government, elicited by the in- Victoria, chap. 111. relating to the inclosnre and im-
tFrvention of the Prussian Government, to the effect provement of commons. Extended powers are given to
that it (the Danish Government) renounces Count ,he Inclosere Commissioners by this Act. It is provided
Carl Von Moltke's participation in the Provisional Go- that persons not interested in lands to be inclosed may
vernment of the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein, apply to the Commissioners to submit such lands to the
and ready to acquiesce in modifications and operation of inclosure. Maps of old inclosed lands are
concessions which seem desirable for the tranquillity of now dispensed with, and there is a provision to the effect
the duchies ; that allot.nents of not less than 5/ value may be cum.
" Taking for granted, that the declaration of the Da- pensated in money. Expenses of maintaining private
nish that
Government is
is to be understood to apply to the roads, be raised by a rare on the owners.
& c., may
Duchy of Lauenburg also;rasedMoney rased for expenses is directed to bet paid to the
" Taking for granted that the above-mentioned con- Commissioners. By the 12th section it is enacted that,
cessions will be realised
the • •ofthe neglect of the owner of an allotment to fence, the
by intervention the Cen- on
teal Power—
owner of any other allotment prejudiced by his neglect
" (With all this in view, and takin all this for may obtain possession, and do the necessary work, and
granted) the National Assembly g 1.
y resolve„ : That no obtain judement in a county court provided the amount
further opposition (objection) shall be made on its art does not exceed 201.
to the
armistice of the 26th of ' August ult. 2. Thatpthe THE IRON TRADE OF SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE.---
negotiations with Denmark in respect of a peace are to BIRMINGHAM, Fnioay.—lii consequence of what was
be entered upon directly and • Ithe Provisional ndert.torel to be the improved state of the iron trade in
instantly by ti
Central Power. these districts, the men have demanded an advance of
oIL The National Assembly resolves that, after wages. Toe iron masters have had two meetings upon having reviewed what has been said and done concerning the subject—one at the Union Hotel, in this town, I
the relations of Germany to Schleswig, from the 2.1 of another at the Hotel, Dudley. It is stated that the
April to the 211.6 of August ult., it commissions the masters have succeeded in convincing the men that the
Provisional Central Power Committee to report to the iron tra, -.0 is not in so, prosperous a condition as it has
National Assembly on the line of action pursued by the been represented to be, and that an advance of wages at
Prussian Government in relation to the Provisional the present moment would be inju-ious to all'
Central Power. strike threatened has therefore
been ebatieloned. There
(Signed) "Dr/NeKER, SCHUBERT, is, however, a printed notice published by the coal
STEDMANN,
IlLor WELL, miners that they will require an advance of 6d. rda
MAX GAGERN, WORTH, from the 16:h inst. The attempt made to Pe
y
arrange the
ZACIIARIA,
GOMBART, rate of wages accorling to the fluctuating price of •
iron
MAYERN,
The '
report then gives unconnectedly the following
ZENETTL' appears to have failed tiltegether.
DUNDEE.—HER MAJESTY'S . .. .....
VISIT.—The Master
letter, in copy:—
~ and the Board of the Trinity douse here h • • d
"Sir,—After recelvin h
g t eannouncement of theconai- or, ouse having receive
lions ' - of the armistice I immediately represented to the t-nd
eters from the Admiralty to have their yacht in at-
Royal Government of Pru • ' the objectionable scruples
(bedenken) which must Prussia
esiaoccesioued by the eke- mouth of Tear, to reader assistance if necessary either to
tion of Count Von Moltke-Niitschau as Prest- •
mlot her Majesty to Dundee in caseof an adverse wind
conduct the squadron to safe anchorae for he
dent of the Provisional Government of Schleswig-
Holstein. the Royal Government informs me, in night, the yacht left our harbour yesterday morning at
0
nine o'clock in obedience this havin on
,
respect thereof, that it is sure that the Count boardT a number of the heads of the Trinity house.
.ed
Von Moltke is now convinced of the impossibility of his
assuming the office of President, and that this conviction hey proceeded as far as the 13,-11Reck, and continued
is is shared by the Danish Plenipotentiaries. Count hovering about, until learning that the e
setno(rit
comae-
Meltke had quitted the duchy, and might be regarded passed the Tay long before they had started.
ti returned
as having retired. The Danish
.Plenipotentiary,
Herr quently long tb-fore the time anticipated. . they _ .
D e about nine o'clock in the evening.—Dundee
unde
Von Readtz, had deolargd that 14 Majesty the King of to
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