The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-19 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

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His MAJESTY has been pleased to accept the resig-
nation of his Minister Von ROTHER as President of
the Chief Administration of the Treasury, as Chief
of the Marine, and Chief of the Prussian Bank• M
VON LAMPRECHT, President of the Bank Direction,
has been charged with the administration of the
latter office ad interim.—Prussian State Gazette,
April 16.
The execution of the decree of the German Diet on
the subject of Schleswig-Holstein, has been entrusted
to Prussia, and the Prussian Government has Pot
ordered several battalions of infantry, a division of
cavalry, and mounted artillery, to proceed to 'lel'

stein
On the 10th inst. a circular from the Prussian
Minister of Foreign Affairs was affixed to the Stettin
Bourse. It bore the date of the sth, and stated that
the report that Prussian vessels had been detained In
the Sound or pursued by Danish men-of-war Wei
unfounded. It is added that the Prussian Arabes,
sador at Copenhagen has received instructions to
obtain a declaration from the Danish Cabinet that
they will respect private property, and that should
there be a refusal, measures will be taken for 1:e"
questing the English Government to warn Pruseola
vessels of the danger that awaits them, so that they
may take refuge in English ports. It is proposed to
give this warning by means of British cruisers in the

English Channel. '
Serious disturbances have taken place at Aix'lB-
- A letter dated April 15, which is Pub-
lished in the Cologne Gazette, says—
Our city is in the greatest commotion. Th°
burgher guard is under arms. The commotion.
arose in consequence of a dispute between some °1
the reserve corps and a number of workmen. T
soldiers were disarmed, and two of them were killed'
The workmen, armed with hatchets, spades, &C., 81°
traversing the streets, the military have been con'
signed to the barracks, and a promise has been off'
wally given that the reserves shall be sent off to'
morrow.
" The reserves of the 34th entered only the (18/
before yesterday, and immediately excited ill-win bf
marching in with a black and white banner, and
daciously tearing off the black, red, and gold cock-
ades which were worn by the burghers."

The Aix-la-Chapelle Gazette of the lilth or"- ge„,
" The disturbances were, renewed to-day. in c/I:
quence of which a proclamation was issued exhortlori
the inhabitants to be quiet. There was an 011twis
calm afterwards, and it was. hoped that the rise tier
would be permitted to depart in quietness. The burgs;
guard completely shut up the streets' but the 1112°_,„1° no
tacked them; many shots were fired, several Perr„o
were killed and others wounded. The cavalry
called out and cleared the streets, and the hated res—the
were obliged to quit the city. At the time Whe° ss
Aix-la- Chapelle o aselte was going to press the city
sail in commotion."
Spandau has also been the scene of serious die
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turbances. A letter from that city, dated Api-

says—
" Yesterday serious disturbanees took place in csgt
tr
House of Correction. There were evidences of "i'''_A—rto
;.nces in the afternoon, and the prisoners refuse"oe
appear before the director respecting their worked by
accordingly repaired to the work-room, secooPsiL
several officers, and was about to address the of
when one of them stood up, and declared in the ro"'"ork.
the rest that they would not have any more 1,991‘.°
ell
The director succeeded in appeasing them, and Citlietriy
was apparently restored. In the evening, ";":10e0
there was an outbreak. Utensils, doors, sod god
were demolished, and the revolt became w
formidsble, ri,
it became necessary to call in the. military. The e
soners were exhorted to return to obedience, Miles: si
commenced demolishing the 'roof, and threw th
the heads of the soldiers, who were then comPelld
ued
tire. One of the prisoners, who had been condo
to 25 years' imprisonment, was killed, and 'modulo
mortally wounded. None of *the prisoners Wr
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POSEN.
It appears by the Berlinische Zeitung that in se/gilled'
parts of the Grand Duchy of Posen the Polish stin
corps have had conflicts with the Prussian trac/P°'„
and that several persons have been killed on both siue,:
Seven Poles, implicated in the former insurrectioo .`"
Posen have been arrested in Grandens, on the chs3l,2:
of high treason. The same journal states that w"
ttoyal Commissioner, General Von WILLISS2I9
very unpopular amongst the German inhabitants of
Posen, and that he displays every day more and MO
a leaning towards the Poles, whose society he alinosC
exclusively frequents. It is added, in a private cone
munication from the Bernbaum district, that an Or
mense number of Germans have already left the
Welly, because the Poles intend to force &tot°
march against Russia. The 6,000 armed Poles sr
sembled in the neighbourhood of Gneseu hafe.

persed.
General VON WTILLISEN, the Royal Commissitf
for the national (Polish) reorganization of the clue"
of Posen, arrived on the 13th in Berlin. lie i°lll:,ecil
liatelyproceeded to Potsdam, where a Cabinet CALI--
was summoned. It is asserted that it has bee° rof
solved to declare the duchy of Posen independent e
Prussia,
with the exception of those parts whiehf
all but exclusively German. The Poles, hesveer't
demand the restoration of their country in Its an to
limits,
and contend that they have as much rigaer,
claim the so-called German parts of Posen 0 of
many has to demand the so-called Danish Parts
Schleswig. circularr
General VON WILLISEN has issued
',der date the 12th ot April, stating that be
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unsider his mission at an end, as soon as be
that there is no longtr any peaceful way of spttn- bit
he disturbances which exist in the Grand :,,ticben
and that he shall immediately resign his Pes" „oa
h e discovers that, on the expiration of the s,l—tilis
delay
of three days (a delay which exPire" teol
da3), the armed Poles do not disperse. Ile st:hti
moreover, that he will not sacrifice any of thehe -Lje-
of his countrymen—the Germans. UP t° teert°intl
parture of the post no further news of any
had been received from Posen, or rather from 6cdliroo,
beep
where the armed Poles are assembled. They btfibe
summoned to disperse on the 11th, but at fo ter
quest of General VON WIELISEN a delay W3e g-
the 14th.
It is said that Prussia is ready to ac--"P ofiledse be
independence of Posen.

SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIS'e Pri
RENDSBURG, APRIL 14.—The Danes Me/ atrodj
ward yesterday with the greater part of the c blee
concentrated at their main head-quarters hi "atod‘
wig, to the number of eight thousand men, P 011
up a position near Dannervirde, about ten filesl„c I‘
f,t,e road to Rendsburg. Soon 'after one ,clod
the afternoon the KING, escorted by two bi:
of dragoons and one of 'curassiers and attenue" I,ollol'
splenoid staff, entered Schleswig from fle; Asl),,
followed by the troops, rode through the W. 'l,"
returned to Flensburg at five in the aftern°°l3‘'ef• of
ner,a,l.VON HEDEMAAN has the COlllalalld'in.ChloCCll,`,/
This morning the .Danes continued to of 's
of sc.RbiesSOrl:
yesterday's position. The troops
holstein are posted near Schestedt, and then"-cogs
near Sorgbruck. The Altona Voluntee e
formed the extreme advanced poste,
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morning, near Beckendorf. at °'
The magistracy and council of Deputies .101 6
l
burg have latterly reorganized the VroYisl:°-terviep
vernment, and the Burgomaster has bad el 3 atsAf
with the KING, and told him boldly",
13( Tiord
Schleswig-Holsteiner, and the worthier 6 Ic'
portion of my citizens are of my sentiniellts.
• od
no longer serve the King of DEDlstatix•
The troops are animated with the he", "'jor ith
desire an opportunity to measure swords
fore hee,„)
enemy. The prisoners taken at Krusleo 13,0e0
sent to Eperbergen, and are there to he
eJ
board a razed ship-of-the line. offer ion
In Schleswig a corps of young men, h °
betray'4:3,o-
serve their country, were on Tuesday',
the hands of the Danes 'by two of the in
nd
who had long been sus•ected to be spies, lirseafia
uf them were captured. Hamburgh 13°
101144,
April 15th.
(FROM THE ELECTRIC TELEGRATII COS A, ,
By the Queen of Scotland
burgh, arrived this morning, we are put to P
A $lll
of the following intelligence :
RENDSBURG, ftfi-ibce
On Tuesday evening a skirmish tow' r
leitiejatLe;

Eckernforcie, in which the Danes were defeated with
a loss of forty prisoners. _ .

HANOVER, APRIL 14.

Yesterday, Advocate Clausten arrived here from
Kiel, with information of the late Danish victory,
and requesting further and immediate aid.

HAIIBURGH, Aran. 15.
This morning two battalions of Oldenburg in-
fantry arrived from Bergedorf, marched through to
Altona, and were forwarded instantly by railway to
Horst.

A
Prussian detachment and 100 horse were for-
warded at the same time to Rendsburg.
To-morrow a battalion of llanoverians and one
battery will leave this city for Wrist.
Another battery of Prussian artillery has this
Morning arrived, and will proceed to. morrow to
Rendsburg.

HESSE CASSEL.
Order has been completely restored in Hesse
Cassel by constitutional means.

HANOVER.
The Weser Zeitung of the 9th says, that the
Mthister declared, in a closed sitting, that, according
t° an official declaration, England will maintain
Ifleutrality in the federal war against Denmark, if the
edema army will guarantee the safety of English
Inillects and English property. Upon this the States
rO4 1 the sum of 500,000 dollars for the expedition
to Schleswig-Holstein.

FRANKFORT.
mA.t the sitting of the. Germanic Diet on the 14th,
• Dg
WANGENHEIM was admitted as a deputy in
the Place of M. DH LENTHH. The deputy from
to ellmetk for the duchies of Holstein and De Lauen-
tollrg had given in his resignation to the Diet the
d'3' before, in consequence of the resolution passed
relative to the affairs of Schleswig-Holstein.
Oil the report of the Committee of Revision, all
the Governments had been requested to make known,
Without delay, the shortest period in which all the
Peties of the National Assembly could be con-
voked.

BADEN.
c letter from Carlsruhe, of April 13, in the
./43fine Gazette of the 17th, says :—" We have just
received intelligence that FtEcKER and STuuvE, ac-
el2mPaniad by several officers, have arrived at Stor-
ana
and are preparing for a revolt. The military
"ire consists of from 2,000 to 11,000 men, and it is
"nfidently hoped they will be able to reduce the
anarchists in a few days."