The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-08 00:00:00

salon. Dimon ham lately multiplied themselves about
the perm al Ib =actor, but this nn somas to bare a
eimemed M. • week or two ago be wanewly essapoll a
mashing ea the Paris and Strobes," railway. Siam thew
he was at a wades la a wattle mosiinsam, whit• ha had ealy
left frw minutes when the fell dolma • few dogs
afterwards he wee driving a pair at Wllbsimeholot,
whoa the salamis ran away sad the MEM toped eat.
Although this was the most dampness tlibe
and the two horses were killed, the ilsordar semmed."lll
amnion eceasen of the capital la MN la=ses.TDe
done to supply vacancies sassed by
ham been undo but Um sleet prise la refoiCrigriserr
to aw ocuratitati;a.

The (Norse Gautle states that, a few days pre-
vious to the recess of the Germanic Diet, it borrowed
from Messrs. Rothschild 100,000 florins, giving as
security what remains of the German Beet.
The ministers delegated by Wurtemberg, Baden,
and Nassau to the Zollverein conferences had received
on the 2nd instant the resolution of their govern-
ments in reply to the declaration recently made by
Pruasia. The two first mentioned governments ex-
press themselves favourably upon the Prussian decla-
ration, regarding it as of a very CollolllllriVe character,
and one that will tend materially to compose exist-
ing differences, and lead to a happy issue. Nassau
is less complimentary, but at the same time treats
the Premien declaration as a conoeseion.

In nono of these three notes, however, is to be
found that decisive yes or no which the Prussian
cabinet is pledged to the country to demand by the
15th instant. The question is, will these states re-
new the Zollverein P They appear to be practising
again on the proverbial patience of the Berlin
ministry.
A Vienna correspondent states that a council of
Waiters was held at Vienna on the sth, under the
imeaktsney of the Emperor, to consider what course
waesesdered desirable by the Prussian declaration.
The cabinet it is believed have resolved to hold the
mall states fast to the stipulations of Darmstadt, at
do mos doe making such concessions to them as
nay dom to make the venture to which
they are
_ _ _

While the attitude of the secondary and smaller
German states is thus dubious, and apparently hesi-
tating, the following communication, published by
the Etherfeld Ganda, is of interest :
Will the coalesced governments respect the universal con-
victions of their people, or will they wow that: present
dangerous and personal game ? Auftk asumeals lie last,
and, if I am rightly informed, has mak may pisolisa
propositions in this direction. The Clisvaller nohnuan,
the former Austrian resident at Washisseek woe leglely at
Dresden, and held a Meg seateresee with IL Beset, the
Saxon Premier. Oa Me Gamin be Am tits latter the
express assurance that Amide mull Aft As satire army
of Bohemia at the disponi of the Sm. eniesat. should
its subjects take a tarassuaig ateMdee Y somostessoo of
Its commercial custom ploy. Sir gmaaamese bare
also bees rives to the Gam aselemed MOM
An offer like this, ow amid thinly would rather
open the eyes of the minor governments to their
,danger than seduce them into opposition to their
own subjects. The position of the restored Elector
of Hesse is not envied by the ruble of the most di-
minutive German states.

A census of the Zollvcrein will take plies at the
close of the year, the number of its population being
the measure according to which ths yield of the
customs taxes is apportioned to each state.