The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-26 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

Letters from Vienna of the 20th state, that accounts
which have been received in the Imperial City from
Inspruck describe the indisposition of the EMPEROR as
of an alarming character.

BOHEMIA.
SUPPRESSION OF THE INSURRECTION AT
PRAGUE.
The Leipzic Gazette contains the following intelligence
from Dresden, June 20th, 6 A.M. I
The military are now completely masters of the city
of Prague. The students, as well as the inhabitants,
have been obliged to give up their arms. The National
Guards intend restoring them as soon as order shall be
re-established.
Martial law has been proclaimed with its utmost
rigour ; any person who is found with weapons
in his hands, is to be shot on the spot. Of the thirteen
hostages which have been demanded by Prince WIN-
DISCHGRA.TZ, not above six have yet been delivered,
among whom are PALAZKY, Bann VILLIANI, CLAUDI
(the investigator of the students), and WANXA. The
others have fled or are concealed. PASTER, who has
likewise been demanded by Prince WINDISCHGRATz, was
arrested by the authorities at Pilzen, but the inhabitants
rose against the burgomaster, and compelled him to
liberate the leader of the Czechs, who has consequently
escaped. White flags have been hoisted on the houses
in Prague. The first dispatches which were sent off
likewise carried white flags, which were hailed with en-
thusiasm at all the stations they brought intelligence to
by many an anxious expectant, and were looked upon
as, the token that peace and order were re-established.
Count Lxo THUN did not consider himself safe in the
country of the Czechs, and has therefore adopted a new
disguise, in which he arrived here. It is not known
whether he proceeded further.
,CROATIA. AND SCLAYONIA.—HiS MAJESTY has ad-
dressed an imperial manifesto to his subjects of Croatia
and Sclavonia, assuring them of his good will and
favour.
He declares that it never was his intention to retrench
the liberty which they have enjoyed for 800 years, or
suppress the national language, but rather to grant them
every reasonable privilege. That in compliance with
the address presented to him by his faithful States of
the kingdom, he nominated the Archduke STEPHEN,
Palatine of Hungary, Regal Stadtholder during the Ex-
ekaon.'s absence, in Vienna, who was to carry out the
executive with the assistance of a Hungarian Ministry,
appointed at the same time ; that the Bann of
CROATIA was Equally bound to obey all the com-
mands of the Regal Stadtholder with every other
subject, in place of which Baron JOSEPH
JELLACHIAII, his MAJESTY'S Baron of Croatia, Dalmatia,
and Sclavonia, had not only refused to render to his
obedience, but had incited rebellion, and, in defiance of
the royal authority, had caused himself to be installed
with great pomp. That the Baron had been summoned
to appear before his MAJESTY, but had withstood this
order. That Baron JOHOMI HALWASKY has been ap-
pointed his MAJESTY'S Commissioner to investigate these
illegal proceedings ; to commence a process against
Baron JELLACHIAII, and finally to deprive him of all his
Baronial dignities and military honours. That all are
commissioned to renounce every intrigue calculated to
elect a separation from the Crown—to renounce all
communication with Baron JELLACHIAH and his accom-
plices, under penalty of sharing his punishment.— Wiener
Zeitung, June 19.