The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-04 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE,.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

AMERICA.
Arrival of the City of Boston.
NEW YORK, May 25 (Morning).

General Pope has issued an order placing a freed-
man on each board of registration, and guaranteeing
military protection to the voters and registrars.
General Ord h as authorised the military to arrest
and punish house thieves. It is reported that Le
intends staying the laws for the co:leetion of debts
in his district.

The Arkansas Legislature has protested against
General Ord's order prohibiting their assembling.
Anarchy prevails in East Tennessee. A com-
pany of Brownlow's Militia, composed principally
of negroes,are alleged to be perpetrating great out-
rages.

Mr. Kelly addressed the citizens of Charlotte,
North Carolina, yesterday and was well received.
The Union League Club have passed a resolution
condemning Mr. Greeley for becoming bail for Mr.
Davis.

It is reported that Mr. Seward intends to inter-
cede on behalf of the Fenian M'Clure.

The Grand Council of Fenians will meet shortly.
The Canadians apprehend an attack in the neigh-
bourhood of Coßingwood.
A macs meeting of Fenians belonging to the
Roberts' Faction was held at Boston on Thursday,
under the presidency of Fenian General Spear.

The New lark Herald asserts that the Fenians
are accumulating large quantities of military stores
on the frontier, and have in-the City of New York
artillery and ammunition for 100,000 men and sup-
plies for six months.
Advices from Vera Cruz to the 13th May, pub-
lished in the New York papers, announce that
Chaputte has been stormed and captured by the
Republicans.

The diplomatic c)rpse are stated to have sus-
pended their relations with the Imperial Govern-
ment.

Miramon sallied from Queretaro on the 6th of
May, and engaged the Republicans for two hours.
Both sides claimed the victory. Miramon returned
to his lines.

The Cunard steamer Hecla arrived here, and the
Cuba at Halifax on June 3.

HUNGARY.

PESTII, June 3.

In to-day's sitting of the Upper House of the
Hungarian Diet, the resolutions of the Lower
House, in reference to the post of Count Palatine,
the appointment of the Ministers, the budget, and
the military frontier were unanimously adopted.

In the Lower House the draft of the inaugural
diploma, the coronation oath, and of the bill in re-
ference to the abdication of the King, were laid
before the members.

The draft of the bill in reference to the abdica-
tion is drawn up in the form of a ministerial pro-
posal, and prescribes that future abdications shall
always take place with a special notification of the
fact referred to, and the constitutional co-operation
of the Hungarian Diet. The Inaugural Diploma
and the Coronation oath are both drawn in accor-
dance with the ancient form.

The Inaugural Diploma consists of an introduc-
tory paragaph and five articles. In the introduc-
tory paragraph his Majestydeclares that he ascended
the throne in 1818 after the abdication of Ferdi-
nand awl Francis Joseph, but that his coronation
having been postponed by grave events which have
occurre 1 since that titne chat ceremony, however,
has now by the restoration of the constitution been
rendered possible.

The difficulties arising from the faulty form of
the late King's abdication act are to be removed
by a special law on the subject.
The first article of the oath declares a legal suc-
cession to the throne of Hungary and the adjacent
countries--the constitution, the independence,
freedom, and integrity of the country, the strict
maintenance of all laws, whether passed prior to
the present time or in the future, and these declara-
tions the King confirms by oath at his coronation.

The second article declares that the crown of St.
Stephen shall not be removed from the country.
The third article declares that the countries legally
and historically forming portions of Hungary be
incorporated with that country.
The fourth article declares that in the event of
the extinction by death of successors to the Hun-
garian Throne of the House of Hapsburg, Hungary
shall have the right of a free election of a Sovereign.
The fifth article engages that all future kings of
Hungary shall issue a similar inaugural diploma
previous to their coronation, and swear to maintain
the Hungarian laws.
The debate on the diploma and the oath will take
place to-morrow.