The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-04 00:00:00

tai:l#3lAN I.
The insuguraciott of the statue of FRYDERICIE the
GithAT a! Berlin, which took place on Sunday, at-
tracted an immense multitude of spectators of all
classes. The square was occupied by the royal guard
there were deputation. of she army, who were received
ny the Ptltive of runsatA, of the school•, of the
trade corporations, Ste. Nuweroua mili:ary bands
played, anti cantina roared. The KING, who was
on horseback, and hurrounded by a brilliant
sthtf, to k up a 'mnion near the statue, and
signed with his hand for 'spruce. The President
of the Council of Ministers then delivered a speech.
After a pause the limo gave the signal for the
draperies which covered the statue to be re-
moved, and at the same moment they fell. The
crowd then raised three hurrahs, and the choir of the
cathedral chatuited, "Let all now praise the Lord !"
A hundred guns were afterwards fired, and the KING
addressed the deputations as follows :
" I address Rs) twit in pre erence to the representatives
of the Qtly of B.rlin, to congratulate them wi h all my
heart on having au ornament so beautiful and so striking
in the capital. I call to mind, in connexion with this
subject, the custom of the ancier t peoples, who suspended
en emblem in the places which plessed them • most.
Gentlemf n, let this monument be an emblem, but may it
be also something else—and I ferven►ly pray God that
it may—namely a sign of reconciliation to all, and a
warning to a great number to return to better senti-
ments.'

The first burgomaster replied, and assured the
KIAG that the love of the people for him would in-
crease from regard tor the interest of the country.
The KING added, '• GOD grant in !" His MAJESTY
then prey-ed the Nina of M. RAUCH, the sculptor of
the monument, who hHd previously been loudly ap
plauded by the people. The troops and deputations
then filed oil before the KOH, and the ceremony
ended.

Accounts from Vieona of the 31st ult. state that a
chengw of Ministry was considered probable, and the
Count Leo th- Minister of RAgiun, sod tht-
great support ut the Jvsuits, *sould probably go out
of office.

The. Emperor of RUSSIA arrived at 01mulz on
,he 28th.

THFIELD DiAHKLT REMOVAL
BILL.-{THIS DAY)

DECIbION.
The Committee resumed their sittings again this
morning, Mr. Cardwell in the chair.
On assembling the room was ordered to be cleared,
and after remata'ng in deliberation for about ten minutes
the parties were re.aclinitted, when
The CHAIRMAN intimated that the Committee had
come to the determination nut to admit evidence on the
details if the City plan.
Mr. TALBoT said, as the Committee had given that
intunatud, anti thus abridged the discussion, and deprived
the corporation of Lobtion of the privi/eges which
belonged to their position, he had respectfully to an-
'mimeo on the part to the city of London that he did nut
intend to proceed 7urther with his case.
The CHAIRMAN—DO yOtialvan to withdraw from op.
position?
Mr. 'TALBOT--Oh, by no mans. We mean to defer
our oppobi lion to another occasion, when all parties will
have an (wort unit) of being heard.
The CHAIRMAN—Do I understand you that, as fisr as
the invilitigation before this Committee is concerned, you
withdraw itlt,)ge!ter from opposition?
Mr. TALBOT-I'lH may perfectly understand that we
Will allow the Conini.teo to exercise their own discre-
rnm rn'irely. We will not proceed any further.
The Le.rned C,onsel, accompanied by the other
Learned Gentlemen who appeared for the corporation,
then lett the room.
Mr. KETTLE, on the part of the owners and occupiers
of land :Lai lotuses in the neighbourhood of Smithfield,
.hen proposed to offer a me evidence to show the in-
fury which they would sustain by the removal of the
market from its present position.
Mr. Sbrg'ant WHANGHAM said he understood the
parties on toe other side had agreed to consolidate their
opposition.
The room was again cleared, and on the doors being
re opened,
The CIIAIRMAN said the Committee objected to re-
ceiving any evidence on the preamble, though they
()Lad du au with regard to the clauses of the Bill. The
Chairman then inquired what course Mr. Sergeant
Wrarigham intent,, to pursue on behalf of the pro-
Meters.

Mr. Sergeant WeiNcLut —The case has closed in
such a remarkable ro tuner that I really hardly know
what to do. In cons, quence of tho decision which the
Committee hai vow, to, the Corperation have with-
drawn from opposition on the preamble of the Bill, and
that hting the craw, as far as a baNty consideration will
enable me to juilee, I think I should only bc• treaposing
on the time or the Committee if I troubled theta with
any forth. r
The CHAIRMAN—Then the Committee will deliberate.
The psrtiris were. accordingly reqpwited to withdraw,
and the Committee rewaiiitli in deliberation for about
twin) Minutes. On being rt-acnitted,
The CHAIRMAN said—The Committee have resolved
that the preamble of the Bill is proved.
The c,usidei talon of the Chillt€o of the Bill were thee
proceeded

Midriri journals c,f th,- 29 t. ulr. have arrived.
Tnere nothing of pull wet interest. A decree in
the Gazette unites the general direction of the State
donvdtis with that of direct tax,. ; thia wi l enable a
considerable saving to be t fft ct.d. The representa-
tives of different parti6s were abut to hold meetings
previous to the assembling of the Cortes. Some of
the journals baying stated that differences may
arise between the Swinish and English Governments
in Ht,llf4qUtllet, Of an Etglishman named WINDHAM
having been at J.. 10 on the occasien of the recent
i.xp,di ion ot the Spaniards against the pirates, the
Herald. Mates that he was not in the island at the
tiwe.
The Bolsa was closed.

PORT UG A L.
Advices have been received from Lisbon to the
29'h ult.

The first meeting of the Council of State since the
arrival of SALDAXBA Was held on the 28.:h ult, but
lit, h. of importance was trans,cted. A Committee
was being formed to exair:ine into the financial state
of the country. The Diurio contains a declaration
triim the Minister of Finance, abboun.Ang that the
diviueuds on the home and foreign debt will be paid
as regularly as heretofore. At Oporto, on the 29th
two ri-giments of Clskidorea at the instance of the
Cabral party, hail aqempted to get up a re•actionary
of but it was at otwe sui.pres,el by the
troops and the piipulace.