The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-28 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

Advices have been received from Lisbon to the 23d.
LAVRADIO and FONSECA MAGELHAES have re-
fused office.
The following is the new Cabinet :
Duke of Saldanha, President of the Council and
Minister ad interim of War.
Tozi Ferreira Pestana, Minister of the Interior.

Joaquim Felipe de Souce, of Justice.
Marquis de Louie, of Marine.
Merino Miguel Franzinb, of Finance, and
Jervis de Autouquia, of Foreign Affairs.
The QUEEN'S new Government had assumed extra—
ordinary powers to put down THOMAR'S law of the
press.

The Cortes would be dissolved, and a new election.
take place as soon as a law could be framed by a Com—
mittee named for that purpose.

GERMANY.

A letter from Nuremberg, 23d, in the Augsburg
Gazette, says :
Last evening public tranquillity was momentarily
disturbed. It had been reported that some orphans had
been carried away and placed in the hands of the priests
of the mission. About a hundred men assembled, as—
saulted a police-agent, and broke the windows of a house
in which he took refuge. By the intervention bf the
armed force order was promptly restored, and eight of
the ringleaders arrested.

The Prussian Gazelle of the 24th publishes a long
article, showing that the statements recently pub-
lished by the democratic journals, for the purpose of
exciting a belief that the meeting of the Sovereigns
at Warsaw had for its object to devise plans for the,
overthrow of liberal feelings in other countries, are
entirely unfounded.
The Breslau. Gazette, under date of Lemberg, 22d,
says :
"The Emperors of Russia and Austria will have an
interview at Cracow. It has been considered as a point
of etiquette that the Emperor of Russia should go to
meet his ally, as the Emperor of Austria had been twice
at Warsaw without seeing the Czar. His Majesty will i
only remain one day at Cracow, and. will thence proceed
to Ohnutz. It is expected that tho Czar will return to
Warsaw on the lst June, but it is not yet known whether
he will or will not visit Berlin. There is a talk of con-
voking at Vienna the chiefs of the Jewish inhabitants
from all parts of the empire, in order to consult on the
reforms which are required with regard to them. The
Minister of Public Worship is, however, resolved to
resist the attempts made by several religious sects, to do
away with the Jewish religion altogether. It will be
difficult to find among the Rabbis of Gallicia men pos-
sessing intelligence enough to effect the fundamental re-
generation of the state of the Jews in Gallicia. Dr.
Ester, one of the most intelligent among them, has just
died at Brody."
The Austrian Minister of Commerce, M. DE
BRUCK, who lately gave in his resignation, has been
replaced by M. BAUMGARTNER.
The Committee of the Chamber of Peers of Bava-
ria decided in a recent sitting in favour of the Bill on
the civil rights of the Jews, and took into considera-
tion a proposition for doing away with the numerous
police regulations which specially concern them.
The Cologne Gazette states, from Berlin, that the
Emperor of RUSSIA is to arrive at Olmutz, on the
29th, but that the report of its being the intention of
the King of PRUSSIA to accompany him had not yet
been confirmed.

M. DB MANTEUFFEL, the President of tha Prussian
Council of Ministers, and General DE Roc now,
Minister cf Prussia to the Ger.nanio Diet, arrived at
Warsaw on the 21st.