The Sun.
London, England, 1850-02-13 00:00:00

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEW, FEB. 4.—The Minister of Finance
has isbued a notice that, according to the most recent
information received in his department, the following
ports, islands, and towns may be considered ea in-
ft-cted :—J. Asiatic cholera—the Russian port*, the
Prussian ports, the other ports of the Baltic, and
Kiel, both inclusive, the ports of the
Elbe, and Bremen. 2. Of the yellow
not any port at present. 3. Of the
Oriental plague Tripoli, Alexandria, Damietta,
Constantinople, Tunis, Morocco, Smyrna, and the
isle of Candia ; and suspected of the Oriental plague,
all the Turkish and Greek ports, except those above
indicated as infected, and the other ports and cities of
Barbary.
All the other ports and islands of Europe, or
beyond Europe, are considered healthy, or non-
infected.

SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Council of Switzerland has issued a
new circular, dated January 4, to the governmens
of the Cantons, on the execution of the circular of
the 19th of November last, relative to certain refugees
whose expulsion was demanded by the Foreign
Powers. This document, which is signed by M.
DRUET, the President of the Confederation, after
stating the purport of the circular, proceeds to name
the persons to whom it more particularly refers :
" These refugees, it says, are Messrs. Fries, Mem-
ber a the Provisional Government of the Palati-
nate ; Richter, De Itotteck, Thiebault, and Tor-
rent, Members of the Committee of Baden; Gantert
and Kuchling, ex-commissioners; Sznaide or Schneider,
and Racquillet, military chiefs ; and to these are
added, Messrs. Werner, formerly dictator, and Lowenfels
mentioned in the decree of the 16th July. In conse-
quence we invite you, faithful and dear confederates-1.
To ascertain as soon as possible if the foreigners above
named, or any of them, are in your canton. 2. In case
they should happen to be there, to invite them to make
their preparations for immediately leaving Switzerland,
to cause to be transmitted without delay to our depart-
and to make known to it to what country they
ment of Justice and Police a personal description of those
refugees,
wish place they propose to enter
France to proceed,nceontheirwaanydtobythwha
their destination. 3. To make us a
report, between this and the 20th of February at the latest,
of the result of the investigations of your authorities,
whether the refugees referred to, or any of them, be
in your canton or not, as also on other measures you
may have ordered in execution of the present circular,
and of that of the 19tb November, 1849. As regards
the other refugee leaders named in the circular of the
haelnreport on the 19th November, whose residence is known to you, you
are invited to take measures calculated to hasten the de-
partureyour canton. You will also be kind enough to make us,
before
20 as are still in
re-
sult of the measures which you may have prescribed in
consequence of this invitation."
Switzerland of
tsumcohnotfht,
The Swiase announces that the Chambre d'lnstruc-
tion of Geneva has decided that there is evidence
sufficient to authorise the prosecution of
.
" Agent of the Austrian Police of Turin," for con-
spiring to cause the assassination or the abduction of
MAZZINI and other refugees.