The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-28 00:00:00

GERATANY.

The difference between the King of PRUSSIA and
the Chambers, on the subject of the Constitution, still
continues. During the course of the sitting of the
25th the Minister MANTEUFFEL announced to the
Second Chamber that the Royal Message of the Ith
inst. was not to be considered as precluding all dis-
cussion ; that the Government would see with plea-
sure all its propositions adopted, but that the Bth
Article concerning the Peerage, and the 10th relative
to the exceptional tribunal, would alone be considered
as Cabinet questions.
The Central Election Committee for the Erfurt
Parliament, has presented an address to the KING,
to which his MAJESTY has returned the following
answer :
" I thank you for the expressions of fidelity and at-
tachment you have sent me at tho commencement of the
new year. In return I fully recognise the.importance of
your activity in the elections fur th• German Parliament.
You act in concord with ray opinion if you'are guided
by the conviction that the honour and power of Prussia
a-e the beet guarantees of the renown and greatness of
Germany.

"FREDERICK WILLIAM."
The German Gazette of Frankfurt says that the
Austrian Embassy at Dresden recently refused to
grant a passport for Prague to a citizen of the United
States, stating that his Government had interdicted
the entrance into the Austrian territory to all Ameri-
can citizens.

The Austrian Government published on the 19th
he Constitution for Bohemia.

The German journals again announce the arrival
of large reinforcements to the Austrian troops in
Bohemia and the Vorarlberg, and add that the disso-
lution.of the reserve battalions of the Austrian regi-
ments, resolved on some months ago, has been
countermanded.

The cholera is again raging violently in Prague.
The Wiener Zeitung of the 18th publishes the
ministerial regulations of the income-tax, imposed by
an Imperial edict upon all the Crown lands of Aus-
tria, except in Hungary, Transylvania, Sclavonia, the
Servian Waywodi, and the Banat of Temeswar,
Dalmatia, and the kingdom of Lombardo-Venice.
It was reported in Vienna that Boat. bad died from
poison on the 2d.

- The Cologne Gazette states that on the 20th the
Bavarian Chamber of Deputies passed the first three
articles of the law on associations. By these the
right of association and of pacific unarmed meetings
was allowed ; political meetings must be notified 24
hours beforehand to the local police ; meetings in the
open air may be prohibited by the police.
The Augsburg Gazette, the Wurtemburg Gazette,
the Frankfort Pest Gazette, and other journals, state
that Hanover, Bavaria, Saxony, and W urtemburg
have resolved, in conjunction with Austria, to pro-
mulgate a new constitution for Germans, in opposition
to that of Prussia about to be carried into effect at
Erfurt. One of the journals asserts that the King of
PRUSSIA is personally not unfavourable to this pro-
jected new constitution.

According to the Augsburgh Gazette, Prussia,
Austria, France, and the Central Commission of
Frankfort have entered into communication on the
measures to be taken with respect to the Swiss Con-
federation, and the right of asylum as exercised by it.
The support of Russia, adds the Gazette, for any
measures that might be deemed necessary was calcu-
lated on ; and it was believed that England and Sar-
dinia would adhere to the resolutions taken, or, if
they should not, their opposition would not be
regarded.