The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-29 00:00:00

SPA IN.

Mari i journals of the 23 : have arrived.
The Heraldo states that on the 17th the Captain..
Get,eral of Andalusia published a Lando declaring
Seville in a state of siege ; and yet, strange to sitY!
the Heraldo, in the same column in which it prints
:hedecree, gives a letter stating that that city Wi's
in the enjoyment of perfect tranquillity. The greater
part of the soldiers concermd in the recent insurrec•
t in Saville have escaped to Portugal, but gone
have been coptured. An insurgent band which NO
appeared between Alicante and Valencia has been
destroyed. At Madrid specie continued to be scarce,
and the discount on bank notes was still as high °

11 or 12 per cent.
MADRID BOLSA, MAY 23.—Three per Cents,
21;,1 for the Account, 21141 cash ; Five per Cent.'
14 for the account, 111 cash; Passive Debt, 5...t°
53; Exchange on London, 42.

GERMANY
THE NORTHERNES
STAT.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIESii
SCIIIA SWIG -HOLSTEIN.—ALTONA, MAT
the train that has just arrived (half-past seven r•lit';
about forty Danish prisoners, officers and Priv° ea;
have arri.ed here, and are at present confined in
red
barracks. Two large merchantmen have bet° hi
en
for their reception. Ibe guard-ship is to be betwethe
them, fur the purpose of keeping a watch OP d
.
prisoners, of whom 300 men more are exPecteip
Several hundred sick and slightly wounded sro
to be brought in.
Since General WRANGEL has laid Jutland under:
levy of war, the position of the German resitiro
has become so intolerable, that many of theol

fled to Schleswig-Holstein.. rd The breaking out of the typhus fever on 101 the
Dronning :Alaria, is happily not confirmed.
no mention is made of it in the letters from the us,
man prisoners on board that vessel. Nre the
A letter from Copenhagen, May 21st, g•—s
following account of the treatment of the prisoners $0
" In respect to the health of the Germans "'lid° the
imprisoned on board the Dronning Alaria, from.
treatment which they revive, I can inform Ynti' ro
the best authority, that it is most favourable.
tbei
sickness whatever has broken out among them; id
are not only permitted to smoke and to take floe
exercise, but they are landed every other day sluodi
they are permitted to recruit themselves in the w
and meadows. A raft is bring Constructed In el:§i•
them to have s,-a bathing. Dr. LEIIMANEI 001.
dent physician, has been appointed superintenoitf
medical flicer of the prison frigate, which be tiani
daily. Several medical men are under his dire c the
these he has selected in part from stnenottel
prisoners themselves : they exercise a complete c
/i3lOO
rest.,ecting the Diet, and the quality of the caper'
used, and are obliged to give in a report to the s fined
intending physician. It has likewise been detelop
that in the event of any serious sickness, tLe
'—
the
are to be landed and taken to the hospitals
city." AO°
KIEL.—The exasperation of the Germans Nets
the Danes continues unabated, and it is imp®2ss-sos'
001
. j
foresee when or how the Schleswig-
flolste'n
can be terminated. It is evident that' the Fir
Government of Rensburg, far from exPecYjnes aei
for
speedy termination of the affair, is prepal'e° to e,
protracted war. It has issued a proclsaultitntso
Germans, calling upon them to furnish continir
men and money. Hamburgh Borsenhalle, nights
It was reported at Hamburgh on Frideforflis'
that a courier had arrived in that city from direct'
bearing an order to General 'WRANGEL Whierhonfede
him to withdraw the forces of the Germanic
P°s-
jible.
ration from Jutland with as little delay 25

''. I BEatax, MAY 25.—ThePRUS SI/LaAm.burgli -13°r
seitsai;
of the 28th, states that Berlin was in u stl!° e 001:
excitement till past midnight, in coed A.
report that the Prince of PRUSSIA had ar.riej ei'''
Potsdam in the afternoon, and had been reeelvtio the
enthusiasm by the inhabitants. Added t° torgeovg
loyal reactionary party of the Landwebr'oebolciti
whom were many belonging to the roYni b°4.-out (°
were induced to make a demonstration in lii6r err
the Prince. The other parey of the bandwe"...,sas 11,
by a petition, that a law should be instantly 'oool°
which the Burgherwehr and the Landwel3:cp°Pti:
be amalgamated under the general title o'r 00"
tar armament. This petition is by I!°.bile 0
responded to. The Landwehr desire t° 04
leader of their own, wnile, on the contratidlesiretiha
evevenamong the liurgherwehr are yell der t,
that the whole should be pieced 11°,
patio
command of a military leader. The two Mortith'e oti'
have been seranading their opponents With,ainistel
horrible charivari. The houses of the besiege
and other leading persons, are continuant 060
at night by multitudes of people screamblg' ssible'
shouting, and making
They lay hold on all persons they meet I the/ r
compel them to join, and in case of a refits' rrea
rr.,
the most hideout noiseeli:°tb, se!
pelted with stones and otherwise misused.
e: we;
port that the Prince of PRUSSIA had recur
n;t oep
the city into such tremendous excitement
and at Pr
the Constitutional Club took notice nt it' o9oe
o'clock at night sent a deputation to the
IbtoCA'AIPHAUSEN.
The deputation found the street so crowded 7by heir
force pi
caterwaul musicians that they could n°t_..ity,, ,
way through except with the greatest dpgc:.o frobo'll
the Poster, supposing that they were de gates
el: To,
the Charivari party, refused to admit 11 A p
f the -e- be
greatly irritated Dr. PRAETZ, the leader 0 dto 1
tation, and the party accordingly proceed:tot b...°
Minister, Von Auerswald, who told the'ere falPh:
would stake his head that the news was aln tree ireof
cation, for the Prince was in England °/I„ched f
have "7 to tut%
and at the very utmost could not
llague. This information was confirmed bY.ot eo°lo
of the children of the Prince, who had
is
jfertnsti°
from Potesdam, and had received similar
from the Princess herself.OAS'
1 13°
The Government has commanded Generalwicb 1
GEL not to act upon his proclamation, bY
_:,lioas 0,
imposes upon the Jutlanders a tax oftwo lib"
the
thalers.
In reply to a question which was
elatiPg tt: Cl"
Minister at the sitting of the Diet,
dr
about 1",,- 000
large concentration of troops in
" 000 and s"' At
pital, it appeared that between 30,
op Berlin% it
troops were collected in the environs
e! de liglet.,..
addressed t° to
a meeting which was held at the nix:
vises o
ott°lo
further appeared that the military_eofrothst. c
troops garrisoned at Potsdam, and.. ford
extended almost to the gates of Berlin:
_ought be
_O,
The publisher SCHNEIDER i 3 tO bec/3.r.d of 1001:4
a criminal court to-morrow, he ii ace
ssl7, and tofu
circulated a lampoon upon his lk so
follcif
ing to give the name of the authodr.reised the. do.
The Prince of PaTISSIA has af d
Pomerania
ansteoti
ing letter to the inhabitants o a
on_
them in
trict, who entreated him to live am)s
A eteoti°:
of residing in a foreign country :---1 '
sure en' -ore
Gentlemen,—l have felt both pfa we to in
..,1 or
you. This ur.ltiress is a trotstiPc°",. Di„D5 113VIrdar:otit
when I received your address entreafticrikAhot loveesirofte;
tschment which the f,tllool Powrt: wysel" to tils-or
evinced to the R ,yal House stuff
and 1 tirgvvith yoe
dress has dune good to my ben' quite"gree . occe_,
gia its y
you for ii, and this the more •a•
~..areby
red 000.1,,
acccptanc:, of a constitutional Intn-
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h;ct, you - 00 - -
sary consequences, Pat v"... 7' our lives 1 j could los
in form, r tittles, to sacrifice )0,
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tunes. But though I tdiould I I',
(„, but rel. lad bt
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once fullow your wishes, I
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a special inissif,n of hi'L'M'ii,,:seiiliarity o_l 'Pow li,:i,
also to ObServi, that tun r- -oatio, of
.1% oat' to
condition of I's nods, townf",,lol ilion to,l,l:irettirliyol
of public law, and sny ,_!.. siny speo4snble. _.,. ;
z Awn of thu monarchy, ma,"
are tiw.,re that, as a inembe,r
lett( rs poten peeeetice
the capital. to Berlin, to my min,td,
signed his Maj...sty the I(ing.s, prutsbia crieuelsitir
0: March last, a hich promise thet . c
lull - 00 to
• tbst • tif
above.mentiimed constitution. ~..ta,
_olio
ci_.
and to maw' roe burn,' if 0 ;
went with my signature, .„1.1 know word ,7 je .
tii,nedtiglle [I, !tot: otili:.tri6thoe
* of ito
ti on in future is my bait terk-
cbst" • Of° ite.
give me creditßut a forsm ), a
tottlooy cat of
been the subj,c.s Of Olale",e ..i.I swish b1_.,,,,,e,'
rumours, it is but natural If sunfiQt-se rtiolouv.
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citgionfatiiitatundtiul
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mitdo al hoe
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