The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-18 00:00:00

LIB as LEASED AT

PREPS'.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES_
" The Danish General," says the French Pre sr of
the Holstein contingent
Hawburgh of June 12, " appears to persist in Aberdeen
his resolution of Petting Caledonianest
e rand
under the command of D4nish officers, and it Dund. Per. 8
is thought that when M. Reed,z returns from stpeAr tits
Warsaw the contingent will
be g stern Cou
that plan. The Danish or dnized on EEa a Government wishes the b pei,!T•oce,nt Austrian and Prussian troops to evacuate the ft.New..6
fortress of Rendsburg. it is believed that Eastern t
Germany would consent to this if the Danish Go- Dguo air.it
verntnent would agree to put garrisons of Hol- East La=
steiners in Re;ldsburgh and Kiel. But Den- E.ckt:4,,aji
(mark i 3 averse to separating the Holstein troops Edin. Per. &
with the exception of the contingent) from the 2aBrowrtl&ier'
rest of the Danish army, and insists on putting Great Soutl
what garrison she pleases in those places. She (Ire and)
also wishes to break off the negotiations with Lancashire
s,
the Commissioners at Kiel, and continue them Do. 6 per c
at Frankfort. It would appear that the Germanic
Confederation has replied that under the circum- Do. quartel
stances they cannot withdraw the federal troops from Lp.nudto n,_
coal
Lceeendts aiinod.'
Cr
Rendsburg, nor break off the negotiations at Kiel, 6et., Ice
as the troops and commissioners were sent to remain D_e._pref, I
1851, freer
there till the affair was definitively settled."
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London & S.
" Londonderr
The National Gazette of Berlin has the following
sitigh.' h
from Bukowine :—" A new ukase of the .Emperor of Lim., qua Sia
Russia for recruiting in all the Empire, has just been Do. .
new,l
promulgated; and as it, follows close on a recent very Do.,
Cor considerable levy, it appears to have a considerable
D Mio.dl cows importance. It must be added that it is
D80111,11'0,1
desired to prepare the army for all the fatigues of a Norfolk Er war. Orders have been given to send all the troops •g3o:lsvtiaavro•nl
encamped on the frontier into the interior, and to re-
North Briti
place them by troops from the interior. The regi- Oaf. Wor. 80
ments which have served in the Caucasus, and which
are considered the best in the army, are to be chosen
Shrews. am
to proceed to the frontier."l
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from Aleppo, 1 South Devot
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Waterford&
The Trieste Gazette publishes a letter of the 9th WeatLondon
Itoi 2LCIaEc
Capucin monk, had been strangled at Aleppo, at the Gt. x. or
. foot of the altar, where he was officiating. This Do. .
which states that Father Basile, a
murder is said to have produced a great sensation in Your.k
anal to
that city. M. de Lesseps, the French Consul, had
given orders for the most rigorous search to be made
to discover the perpetrators of it.

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SPAIN. Buckinghamsh. Lon. &N. NV. Clydesdale Jim Caledonian
Madrid journals of the 12th have arrived. E. Lin., Guar. 6
The Chamber of Deputies was definitely consti- per Cent. •• G. Northern'
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toted on that day, and Senor MAYANS, the Ministerial GliTeeestle,or ant d
at
West
candidate, was elected President by 141 votes out of ituuala'act Sreselby Yk.. &N.e171.
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177. OLozAGA, the Progresista candidate, obtained
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26 votes.
Leeds and Brad. Midland ••
MADRID BoaA, Juita 12.--The following are Lon. and Green. S. Eastern.,
the prices of Stocks :—The Three per Cents., Lnowo.e,spthrietr:Gd...4 Do .. ..
36 11-16 to i ; Five per Cents., with current con- per Cent. • • Norfolk ..
pon, 16i ; Coupons, 81. Passive Debt, 71 to
Exchange on London, 51. i. De"
6 per cent De .. .•
Middlesbro' and
Redcar, 6 p. et, Stockt.& Dar
N. & East, 5
GERMANY. per Cent. •• E. Counties .
The Augsburg Gazette publishes the text of the Pirec'sloine wan d i LD.o& N.W . 1
speech of the Prince DE SCHWARTZENBERG on Closing elan
—hare's A DoL" Y. I.
the conferences at Dresden, but it adds little to Rneaod. )4 sauna.,• •
what was already known. The Prince stated that and Reigate .. S. Eastern..
teplilexhi.n. G.
Northers..
several material points had been agreed upon in the Rooy's
conferences, and he had reason to hope that the other She•
f., Roth. and
Goole, 5 per et. Lane. k York
points would be decided by the Diet of Frankfort to
South Stafford,. Mr. Clean
the satisfaction of all parties.
Wear Val. 6 per
Cent. gun. • • goo el.& Dar.,
The Breslau Gazette states that the demands of
Denmark as regards the Duchies of Schleswig-Hol- t)o°.*
stein have found favour with the Emperor of RUSSIA,
and that Austria has consented to them on the condi-
tion that Denmark shall enter intu the Germanic
Confederation with all her states. —l%, ile yt sui, ,„, Ca otif " .8: Gt. Western
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