The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-18 00:00:00

GERMANY.

General Lamoricisre arrived at Aix-la-Chapelle on
the 14th, to take the waters, by order of his physi-
cian. He had previously written to the Prussian
General Heehaw, whom he bad known when be was
ambassador at Bt. Petersburg, informing him of his
intention, and bad received an answer, stating that
General Itoehow was most happy to state that the
government had authorised him to give its sanction
to tho temporary residence of the gallant invalid at
the baths. Notwithstanding this, immediately upon
General Lamoricias's arrival at Aix, he was waited
upon by the polies, who informed him that they had
superior and apaide orders to enforce his immediate
return to

BERLIN, Joys 16.
The Danish government's repudiation of the loans
contracted by the insurrectionary governments of
Schleswig-Holstein, is a hard blow for the capitalists
at Hamburg, where the =Or part of the bonds were
held. Remonstrances and protests will be laid before
the Frankfort Diet,on the plea that the governments,
in the duchies were recognised, and the Statthalter-
schaft even installed by the German powers. The
success of such animation livery improbable, though
M. von Manteaffsl, it is said, will warmly support at.
Nevertheless some hope of getting the measure re-
tracted must be entertained, for the bonds still stand
at 20 per cent.

THE ZOLLVEREIN.
BERLIN, Joni 16.
The Oldenburg Chamber demanded of Hanover,
as a condition of its assent to the treaty of the 7th
September, the construction of a railroad from Osna-
bruck to the Oldenburg confines. This demand
having been rejected, the Oldenburg Chamber has I
waived the pant, sad now ratified the treaty un-
conditionally.
Prussia's refusal to disease at the Zollrerein con.'
ferenoes a commercial treaty with Austria, dam not
remit from any disinclination to form such a treaty.
On the contrary, though a customs union with
Austria cannot for a moment be seriously con-
templated, every facilitation of traffic with
the imperial states would be highly desirable
for Prussia in all respite. Bat the Prussian gems-
most cannot negotiate on the subject with It.
kß-
verein allies, and expose itself to having terms
dictated to it by petty states. It can pressed in
this case oaly as is former ones, namely, amelude
the treat; aad this Is it before the inembees of the
Zollveran for It mew thereibre, that
M. von Bison* hoe bees 'adverted be more the
Austrian govermamatthst the galas( *Malin is very
willing to treat kr beilitatica of mammerce, bat
without the Wardroom of third parties, and set
es the basis el ills is the prepared's of whir&
Prussia was se party. In order to paws Prinia's
honest desire to Abet a facilitation al esnmeree, in
as far es it shell not, by_ the mede of nego-
tiation. essireseime its 6pierieds position. IL
sin Bison* is eespewerei to ley at ones
Woe IheAtinteles gewerment thenientesef tuners
es whisk Ps Wit te embeds a treaty
as sees as the shell bare bees pro-
longed. It is 'doled Net this step he been talcs.
at the initietita et the lerperer of Russia,
who will bane Manse me* Vienna to make
the government thee rot Misled with it. The
&were, of Banda &Ogres setting more than a Inuit
et amiable cooperation between the two great
Osman powers.