The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-09 00:00:00

GERMAN Y.

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Accounts have been received from Berlin to the
6th, from Vienna to the 4th, and from Frankfort to
the 6th.
The Olmutz arrangement entered into between
SCHWAHZENBERG and MANTEUFFEL has dissatisfied all
parties ; the Constitutionalists of Prussia and of
Hesse contend, and with reason, that MANTEUFFEL
has been wanting in his duty to the honour of his
country, in sacrificing the Constitutionalists of Hesse
by subjects,
having
to the exigencies of Austria; the Elector of
HESSE complains that he is not permitted to arrange
but that instead he
amatters
ya large Prussian and
Austrian force to maintain. The Absolutists of
Austria are dissatisfied with the concessions made by
SCHWARZE/tiBURG on the subject of the Federal Diet,
awreitrhuinheids
and all are dissatisfied with the arrangement come to
with regard to the Duchies, which leaves the question
of the connexion with Denmark to be settled at the
death of the present King of DENMARK.
The Prussian Staats Anzieger of the sth publishes
the Royal ordinance, whereby the KING, by virtue
of Art. 52 of the Constitutional Code, prorogues
both Chambers until the 3d of January next (as we
mentioned on Saturday would be the case). The
ordonnance is countersigned by MANTEUFFEL, Von
DU HETDT, Von BABE, SIMON, and Von STOCK.
HAUSEN,
The .Elberfeld Zeitung publishes the project of the
address got up by the minority of the committee
of the extreme left. The following is the substance
" We deplore with your Majesty that in cons(Ationce
of last year's events the equilibrium of the receipts and
expenditure of the stAte has not been re-established.
The country is ready to make any sacrifice for defending
the honour of Prussia.

" Your Majesty is aware that your generous inten-
tions hivi not hitherto been successtui in procuring iur
the United States of Germany such a constitution as is
conformable to their requirements, and we deeply regret
that the constitution which resulted from the treaty of
the twenty:seven German Government, and was regu-
lated by the Parli::,ment of Erruit, has nut yet been car-
ried into effect. We doubt not that your Majesty's Go-
vemment is iully aware that the honour of Prussia is
involved in accomplishing this duty, both to princes and
people.

" We deeply intent that complications should have
arisen in Electoral Hesse between the representatives
of the people and the Ministry, which has been suc-
ceeded by the suspension of the constitution, in conse-
quence of which the Government of Ge!many, in con-
tempt of every national right, have arbitrarily interfered
for the maintenanbt of an authority which pretends to be
threatened with danger. We have full confidence in your
Majesty'N spirit of justice; and that you will continue to
command the. Prussian army to .oppose an intervention, •
which is unauthorised in the affairs of .a state which is
a ember of 'the union." •
ThOticOisbi of 'LADENBEItG bas not.yet been ap-
pointet .::It is. thought by. SOlllB •that CoUnt.
Doaxa-
will made President of. the-Council,, butttie tubre
probable idea is that M. DE 21101.0.17F,Et will add, the-
-outies of that '04136e to those of. Foreign MinisteC

MM. UCHTRITZ ItauNtEtt arc spoke❑ of as Ml-
oisters of Public Worship.
It is said that a portion of the landwher are to be
dismissed to their homes.
The Free Conferences will be opened at Dresden
about the middle of the month.
There is no truth in the rumours of a renewed
collision between the Prussian and Bavarian troops in
Hesse, as the latter advance the former retreat. The
Bavarians were to enter Cassel on the sth. The re-
cruiting in Austria still continued, but the arming in
W urtemburg was suspended.

SWITZERLAND.
A letter from Berne of the 3(1 says:—" The Bill
relating to mixed marriages has just been voted
in the National Council. According to the
measure, as originally presented, the children
were always to follow the religion of the father;
but by the Bill as amender], and now adopted, tt (-
father is to decide in which religion the child is to
be brought up. The law in its amendEd form is to
be shortly promulgated."