The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-19 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BERLIN, AUGUST 16.
The King of Prussia is deriving great benefit from
his sea bathing. ()n the 14th inst. he commences
his tour of inspection through Pomerania and the
provinces West and East Prussia, which will occupy
him till the 4th October. Ho has given up the idea
of fetching the Queen from held. The King of
Sweden, who is at present at Kisseugen, goes, as
soon as his course of bathing is over, to visit the
Prince of the Netherlands at 3luskau, in Lusatia.
The position of M. von der Pfordten seems to be
more than critical. According to a correspondent of
the Marlehury Gazette, his removal from office must
be a settled thing with the court of Munich. lie
lately requested permission to repair to Hohen-
ischwangau and report to the King in person the
result of his negotiations at Kissingen, but received
in reply a notification that his presence was not
deemed necessary. A
.private visit, which M.
von der Pfordten received from the King of
Saxony is said to bo made a pretext of
letting him fall into disgrace. The most decisive
step against him lies, however, in the fact that the
Bavarian plenipotentiary, M. von Mcixner, has been
despatched to Berlin to resume the conferences, with
instructions furnished to him by Professor Doen-
niges, without awaiting the result of the
Stuttgart conference. If this be true, it
amounts to an open disavowal of M. von der
Pfordten's coalition policy, and the only wonder is,
how he could consent to keep his "lode/el/ilk for a
day longer after such practices against him.
M. von Manteuffel arrived in town yesterday after-
noon, and held, the same evening, a sitting with the
Ministers of Finance and of Commerce, and the Prus-
sian commissioners at the Zollverein conferences. The
reopening of the conferences, which was fixed for
to-day, has been postponed till Wednesday, at the
request, it is said, of the Hanoverian commissioner.
As regards the result of tho coalition's conference at
' Stuttgart, we have, as yet, no positive information.
The southern press merely states in general terms,
that all the members of the coalition have agreed on
a conjoint declaration, which they have couched in
very conciliatory terms, and which will succeed, they
hope, in reconciling the interests and pretensions
both of Prussia and Austria. The Wurtemberg
cabinet, it is said, was chiefly instrumental in re-
storing
unanimity amongst the members of the coali-
tion, and inducing them to adopt a mediating policy.
We must wait, therefore, till this declaration makes
its appearance. It satisfied, we suppose, tho Austrian
ambassador, who conferred with the assembled coali-
tion ministers. If it also satisfy M. von Manteuffel,
it must be a most notable piece of diplomatic
dexterity.
The Federal Diet has resolved that the free towns,
Frankfort, Hamburg, Bremen, and Lubeck, cannot
be allowed to give to Jews the same political rights
enjoyed by Christians, because they would thereby
lose the character of Christian states, inasmuch as the
chief functions of government might fall into Jewish
hands, and, perhaps, a Jew be sent as plenipoten-
tiary to the Diet.
For the ship of warDentschland, which cost nearly
, seventy thousand dialere, a Hamburg merchant has
offered six thousand. This not being deemed suf-
ficient, the vessel will be put up to auction. The
other eight vessels of the cs-decant German fleet are
to be taken by the Brazilian government, if it should
be found practicable to get the smaller steamers,
which do not carry more than a week's fuel, across
the Atlantic.

There was a report on 'Change last Saturday that
the Austrian government is about to nogociate a new
loan of three quarters of a million sterling, which it
hopes to get through the Vienna bankers, without
recourse to foreign money markets.
A German letter from Trieste, of the 10th,
Stye :
The night the frigate Novara and the steamboat Cori°
left we have, la whisk the smog innoi-ship the &mows
Mew as nay resei testa tithe haperial navy. The
Wier to papas ftmer arra any arrived here by
share rep* an the Oa, sr is ft liars all was
ready. The strewn and mat arm rein seaserning
the object of this arks an tear la the city.
The offloers of the ang haw as es this sub.
jeer, as the eausetimi rear* iestnestkos mailer
seal, with arm ash to owe the. bra seashieg
the high sem One erg hamar, it mow
tained, namely, that the imaindate dissinatisn of
the needs is the Bight of Cagan, wham MAW.
with Turkey are apprehen .ed. The keg sad aril Meld
ter:kol:id:num is divided in two plane akin sad
below , by outlying portion of the Takla der
nione, which run oat from the berm of the Insaterina
Athe •1111, and is tray break as mafteity at the
Austrian moiL to ale steersman* of As
Austrian governor of Zane, a dolochmant of Toddle mai-
diem has arrived, with the aspeassi kern at arr.
strews batteries on this part of the soma and thus is ream
to believe that the weeks are Wendy beim. The Arta
cabinet oonnives that it haw*** is elan is the roe.
ties of this project, and it is, to ail snowmen, to
eregthen the demand which she makes for its immediate
renunciation that it has teat them war 'hips to the Dalma-
tia iota