The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-06

Hiaoc 10 The court oil Berlin BY the
ment oil Vweden II is to this effect that if the hostili-
ties not confined to the Dutchy of Scheswig and Il
the German troops enter amy other of the provinces of
the Danish monarchy, Sweden will feel justified in send
ing military force into Denmark to cooperate with The
troops of his Danish majesty in the defence of his
tory against such invasion, or the landing within il OF
German army. They will act, however strictly on the
defensive and it is added, the Swedish government will
resort to aggressive measures against German mer
chant vessels they can enter and depart unmolested
from all the Swedish and Norwegian ports before as
long as no act of hostility is committed against these
States
COPENHAGEN, May le-The number of vessels which
have been seized amounts to about eighty several OF
which, especially those from Hamburg, have very vau-
able cargoes.
1t is untrue that Sweden refuses to interfere IN the affair
OF Schleswg, as is declared by the German papers
Prussia.
Advices from Berlin have been received of the 18th
The ministry have published proclamation dated the
5h ult in which they state, in reference to his royal
highness the Prince of Prussia:
his royal Highness can and viii return IN iornights
time, the earliest and consequently after the 22d Instant
the day which has been evocaby appointed Tor the
e Princes W q before h
otherwise intendedgive his full and public adhe
sion to the new constitutional government
That Populations expressed also of confidence in
the members of the ministry
Though we for this, we cannot be induced by
it to leave places and least of ALL present, the
eve of the meeting of the popular representation
numerous address, protesting Opposite sentiments lha,
have reached ms from the capital aud the provinces We
we must give an account Of our official acts.
We trust that, after this repeated public declaration,
tory abors of the ministry-especally respecting the
draught of the constitution, which is TO be submitted to
the popular representatives.
The Ministry OF State,
CAMpHAusEs, ARNIM,
BoRNEMANN, PAToU,
KANTz, AuEKswALp
ScHwERIN, HANsEMANN.
Great excitement still continued to prevail at Berlin.
The province OF East Prussia Is said to be In an ex-
treey dsordered state, and fears entertained lest
total anarchy should ensue.
The greatest want of money experienced by the gov
ernment and the minister OF finance IS at loss to dis
any mode OF repenshng the treasury, as in many
districts the increasing misery OF the people renders It
difficult to collect the taxes, while distressed merchants
and manufacturers loudly clamor for advances OF money
from the government
An address in favor of the Poles, placarded on the
walls, and signed by lo4 Berlin students, has been
swered by and pacards, signed by 4l6
of the university not against the Poles, but in favor
of saving their German Posen countrymen from being
abandoned as Polish subjects.
Russia.
Advices from ST. Peersburgh to the 9th ultmo state,
that the export of gold had been prohibited by imperial
ukase.
The discord between the Scavonians and Germans
increase and it is probable that the contendng
parties will resort to violence for the settlement OF their
quarrel The Keiaische Zeit,lng publishes the following
letter from Prague on this subject:
"The terrorism of the Czechs has begun. Three hun
bred fanatics form corps dressed and armed as in the
oil LYSka They call themselves SWOrnOrSt
corps are Tabor Neuhaus, and in other places. The
whole number of those Zyska warriors is computed to
amount to x, OOO."
Switzerland.
Letters from Bene, of the 18th ut, say that the grand
council refused to sanction the new constitution OF the
canton of Luceme.
The National states that the difference which existed
between NJ Ochsenbein and the Swiss Diet, and which
induced the former tender his resignation, having been
arranged, M. Ochsenbein would, formerly, preside
over the Diet president.
A Cologne correspondent, writing on the 18th ultimo,
says 50 The report that revolt the point OF
breaking out in the citadel of Warsaw, has been fully
confirmed by number Of Poles who had arrived from
that city the Posen territory under the impression that
imposing national Polish) army had been formed in
the grand duchy and that that army would invade
the :. kingdom of Poland The fugitive Poles (who
have been assigned, professionally domicle in Dantzg)
declare that the conspators in the CITADEL 200 in number
Chiefly natives of Courland and Livoda had undertaken
spike all the cannon in order to prevent the lombard
ment OF Warsaw the inhabitants Of which were to break
out simultaneously in instruction. The project dis
covered two hours before the time appointed for its exc
cution and all the conspators Immediately sent to
he fortress of MOdin. where thew were shot.