The Sun.
London, England, 1850-09-27 00:00:00

GERMANY.

Our advices from Cassel are of the 22d inst. That
city was perfectly tranquil. The Council now sitting
at Frankfort, to whom the Elector applied for support,
have instructed the Governments of Hanover and
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the ELECTOR, and to enforce the state of siege accord-
ing to the ordinance of the 7th September.
The Cologne Gazette mentions a rumour that
column of Austrian Chasseurs was advancing a
on
Electoral Hesse from Bohemia.
All the employes of the court of the ELECTOR have
received orders to repair before the 15th October to
Wilhelmsbad, Frankfort, and Hanau, under pain'of
dismissal.
It is not true that Prussia has proposed to Austria
to interfere in the affairs of the Electorate. On the
contrary, the Prussian Government proposes to settle

the complications of Hesse-Cassel by means of an ar-
bitration tribunal, consisting of three members of the
Hessian Government and three members of- the per-
manent commission of the States.

The Government of Mecklenburgh-Schwerin has
issued orders to the magistrates to prohibit the depu-
ties assembling to deliberate in their quality of na •
tional representatives. It is said the magistrates have
announced their intention of obeying these orders,
and it is feared a serious collision will take place.
The Municipal Council of Schwerin have adopted a
resolution calling on the magistrates not to disturb
the deputies in the exercise of their functions, but, on
the contrary, to act in support of the Constitution.
The Staats Anzeiger, of the 23d inst., publishes two
documents, which on the 18th inst. were communi-
cated to the Provisional Council of Princes, at
Berlin. The following is a translation of these docu-
ments :

" The undersigned, the Ambassador of his Imperial
and Royal Majesty of Austria, &c., has the honour to
transmit to the Count of Brandenburg, President of the
Cabinet of his Majesty the King of Prussia, a copy of
the protocol which was taken on the 2€l inst., on the oc-
casion of the re-opening of the Federal Diet. The pro-
tocol has been left open to accommodate those Govern-
ments which have not yet declared their adhesion to the
said act. " VON PRORESCH-OSTEN.
" Berlin, Sept. 13."
TO THE BARON OF PROKESCII-OSTEN.
"I have received your communication of the 13th inst.,
with a copy of a protocol recording the transactions
which on the 2d inst. took place among the Plenipoten-
tiaries of sundry German Governments. You add that
the protocol has been left open for the accomodation of
those Governments which were not represented at what
you allege to have been are-opening of the Federal Diet.
I ought therefore to remind you that this proffereded ac-
commodation cannot in any way be meant to concern
his Majesty the King's Government, for that Govern-
ment cannot possibly recognize the said Plenipotentia-
ries of sundry German States as representing the totality
of the Conferation. On this point I have the honour to
remind you of the declaration which his Majesty the
King's Government on the 25th ult. made to the Cabine
of Vienna, and

"I remain, &c.
" B R A.N DENBU RG."

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The armies have made no movement since the re
pulse of GeneraIWILLBEN.

The Finance Committee of the Assembly of the
Duchies have resolved to propose a forced loan on pro-
perty. _ _ _

The Danish Minister of Marine published the fol-
lowing bulletin at Copenhagen on the 20th :
" According to accounts just received Captain Al-
brecht took possession with his troops of the Isle of
Fohr on the afternoon of the 16th instant. The enemy's
gun-boats and the steamer Kid left the isle the same
afternoon. In Wesberland Fohr our troops have been
received with enthusiasm. The insurgents had de-
manded of the isle 6,000 mares and a quantity of pro-
visions."

A telegraphic dispatch from Cuxhaven, of the 25th
instant, in the Kolner Zeitung, states; that, on the
23d the Danes proceeded to blockade the river Eyder,
and that they expelled therefrom as many as forty
vessels of various nations.