The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-09 00:00:00

THE BALTIC.

HAMBURG, May 7.—We learn from Copenhagen
that at a Privy Council held at the Palace of Fred-
riksborg yesterday, a probable final arrangement
had been come to wi h repent to the present
Ministerial crisis, and that Mr. Audrae would take
the Foreign department, and Mr. Heinzelmann,
the Chief President of Altona, the vacant office of
Minister for the Duchess of Holstein and Lauen-
burg. The rea,ou why Mr. von Molkte and Baron
vonßulow declined the vacant offices itz, it is re-
ported, their refusal to offer any further assistance
to the claims of the German Powers.

A Russian gunboat, coming from Archangel, ar-
rived two (lays ago in the Copenhagen roads, and.
anchored for the night. She was furnished with a
screw, and will proceed to Cronstadt to receive her
guns on board.
The navigation at Cronstadt •is again free from
ice for steamers up to St. Petersburg, and one Lu-
beck vessel had already effected her passage to Csat
city. There was, however, according to the last
accounts, a great deal of floating ice in the Gulf of
Finland.

The new line of steamers from Kiel to St.
Petersburg wiil commence running on Saturday
next. Two splendid ships have been built at Glas-
gow for this route—the Or'ent and Occident ; the
former is already at K•el in readiness.
Prince Christian of Denmark visited Altona a
day or two back, on his tour of inspection of the
troops garrisoned there; as commander-in-chief of
the army, but, after so doing,' returned to Lluqn-
burg. He has, therefore, not gone to-Berlin on any
mission, as had been stated in the Danish papers at
Copenhagen, but Prince Frederick of Holstein-
Glticksburg in his stead.
The weather has been very cold and rainy for
some days past, but the crops of young corn do not
appear to suffer much.
Emigration to various parts of America, the Bra.
zils, and to Australia continues on the increase,
and great numbers are constantly arriving from the
interior for this purpose.

The Faedrelaindet of the Gth says that a privy
council bad been held at Fredericksborg. M. Hein-
zallmann was present at it, and that fact has led to
the supposition that he will fill the post of minister
for Holstein.

The Madrid Gazette of the 7th contains Royal
decrees) nominating Gen. San; aide-do camp to

the King, vice Gen. Urbistondo, deceased : and
Gen. Lemerick, Captain-Gennil of Madrid.

The .Nord pubiishe3 the &Apaches exchanged
between the governments of Vienna and Berlin on
the subject of the dffer( nee between them and
Denmark ; they prove that, t'le most perfeot under
standing exists 'between the two great German
powers, and that they will persist in maintaining
the attitude which they•have auutned towards the
Danish Government. 4

A letter from Rome of The 28th ult., in the Risor-
gimento, says The Sardinian frigate Governo:o
has arrived at Civita Vecchia, at the disrosal of the
Empress of Russia. The It,ban colours displayed
by this vessel caused some excitement, and on Vie
following morning the police found a number of
revolutionary placards stuck up at the street cur-
ners, in which the aid of Piedmont was invoked
for the liberation of Italy. •

A letter from Vienna of the Ist says:—" The
Senate of Montenegro has forbidden all I‘.49ntene-
grins to cross the frontier without authorisation.
Arrests continue in the country. The partisans of
Geo:ge Petrowich, in particular, are persecuted and
imprisoned. On the 18th ult. two sons and two
grandsons of the ex Serdar Milo Baiz),, who is in
exile at Sara, wee arrested." '

A let+er from Christiania,- of the 28th ultimo.,
says :—" The Norwegian Diet has, like that of
Sweden, unanimously rejected the bill relative
to the regency of princes ; and, in consequence, if
the King be absent or ill, the regency will be
exercised in Norway, as in Sweden, by a council of
ministers, and not by a prince."