The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-30 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

The Allgemeine Zeitung, of the 25th of May pub-
Lishes the following letter from Inspruck

" INSPRUCK, MAY 21.
" The deputation of the Vienna National Guard ar-
rived here this morning, and was admitted before noon
to an audience with his Majesty. Count Hoyost
\Vilezek, who had quitted Inspruck last night, returned
with the deputation. Several other high personages
also belonging to the suite of their Majesties, and other
members of the Imperial Family, have, meanwhile, ar-
rived here. The Cardinal Archbishop of Saltzburg
arrived here at the head of a deputation from Saltzburg
and Linz to the Tyrol, the object of which is the as
sembly of the proposed preliminary Parliament of all the
German-Austrian provinces in Linz. Deputations from
Linz have already been sent for the same object to Gratz,
Klagenfurt, and Bruno. Last night a preparatory
consultation for this purpose took place, between the
Saltzburg deputation, a standing committee, and the
burghers of Inspruck.
The following has been issued by the Emperor :

"MANIFESTO TO Mi. PEOPLE.
"The events which took place in Vienna on the 15th
of May force upon me the painful conviction that anar-
chical faction, supported by an academic legion and
single division of the Burgher and National Guards,
drawn away chiefly by foreigners from their wonted
allegiance, wished to deprive me of liberty, for the pur-
pose of enthralling my provinces, which cannot but be
universally exasperated at the arrogance of these indi-
viduals, as well as the right-minded inhabitants of my
residentiary city. I had no alternative but that of having
recourse to violent measures, through the medium of my
faithful garrison, or quietly withdrawing for the moment
to some one of my provinces, which, thanks be to God,
have all remaiued true to their Monarch. There could
be no question as to the choice to be adopted. I decided
for the peaceful, bloodless alternative, and turned to
the mountain country, which had at all times been
found faithful, and where, at the same time, I might
more quickly receive intelligence from the army which
is fighting so valiantly for their country. It is my firm
resolve not to retract or lessen the gifts which I made to
my people in March ; on the contrary, I shall ever be
inclined to listen to the reasonable wishes of my people
in a legal way, and to attend to the national and provin-
cial interests. They must, however, be such as have the
general approbation ; be presented in a legal manner ;
be discussed by the Diet, and submitted to me for my
sanction ; they are not to be forcibly exacted by unau-
thorised persons with weapons in their hands. This it is
which I wished to teach my anxiously excited people,
for their general comfort, by my departure frem Vienna,
and at the same time to remind them that with paternal
love I have ever been ready to receive my sons, even
those who have been looked upon as lost.
" Inspruck, May 20."

In the same journal (the organ of the re-actionary
party in Germany, and formerly under the direct
control of INIETTERNicn,) we find the following letter
from Vienna, dated May 22 :
Since last night, three incendiary fires have taken
place in different parts of the city. One was a military
store, which has been nearly consumed. One man was
arrested; he acknowledged that he had received money
for what he had done from a well-dressed individual.
" The affairs of the Bank continue to be an anxious
subject of discussion. In the suburbs only five florins
are given in exchange, and at the Bank nothing less than
25 fkrin pieces.
" This causes the greatest distrust. Every one is
bound to take bank-notes for payments at their nominal
value, but if the payment is demanded in any particular
coin, the debtor is bound to pay according to the current
value of the notes."
The Emperor of AUSTRIA. has no immediate in-
tention of returning to Vienna. It is his intention
to summon the diplomatic corps to remove to Ins-
pruck, and to form a new Ministry there. Count
COLLOREDO is spoken of.

Verily, the reactionary movement concocted in
London goes bravely on. Again, we ask, is Bromp-
ton placed under as strict surveillance as Leicester-
square ?