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

GERMANY.

BERLIN, Ave. 6.
The King has gone to inaugurate the opening of
the Prussian "Great Eutern Railway," which now
connects Berlin with Dantsic, ria Stettin. The line
will, in the course of next year, be continued to
Konigsberg. The Queen has gone to the baths at
in Tyrol.
The official Prussian Gazette announces that the
compact between the Danish crown and the Duke of
Schleaw4,llolatein, Augustenburg, has been finally
concluded, the documents, with the duke's signatures,
having arrived at Copenhagen. For a pecuniary in-
demnification the duke (as you know) renounces his
claim to succession, and gives up his estates in the
duchies.

I perceive that the document published by one of
I your contemporaries did not pretend to be a
espy, but merely a digest of a treaty be-
tween the northern powers. A digest is, of
seems, " • newspaper fabrication." The amen
ties in the Prussian Gazette must, therefore, be
iskepeeted in this sense, and not taken for an official
dederation that no treaty between Russia, Austria,
and Priesia ban been concluded for purposes fairly
represented in the said digest. When the official
German press apparently gives the lie in directest
terms to any public report, one may be sure that, in
nine cases out of ten, the report is substantially true
and that the official notice 1411 mesa equivocation.
It would, however, be matter of rPgret if this were the
ow in the present instance, and the treaty, of which
the London paper referred to has fabricated a digest,
really existed, because it could not fail to endanger
the peace of Europe. A very well written article in
the 'Westplisiimi Gazette, expresses the opinion that
the said treaty, if it prove to exist, will very speedily
undermine Louis Napoleon's power:
Melee; of the imperklift, awl eves et the Booapsate
Me in France, win men sway like mew it tomblike, es
boos as it shall benne topereat, eepeeleily to the beer
wile. that Leas Norsk ribao Irma the representative
apses, sed maim babe teletailed merely as s testpotsr7
iatratier yaw pees oneeetrebee pewee&
If the Mealy asidd lamb M have such effect, it
might prom Mehl by piing the President into
&Vicab with a view to supporting his position.
sconti:in government have, it is said, convoked
a meeting at Stuttgart. The choice of this locality
seems to be made with a view to bringing back War-
temburg from its late apparent disaffection. The
Saxon minister, Von Beast. has arrived at Vienna,
and had a conference en the Zollyerein affairs with
Count Buol.

The French government has ordered its diplomatic
agents in Germany to cause solemn ceremonies in
the Catholic churches which they frequent, to be per-
formed on the 16th of August, in commemoration of
the Emperor Napoleon. The Saxon conservative
Gazette, which brings this notidcation, designates
the thing as a " singular piece of presumption. As,
however, the 15th inst. is a Sunday, and a high
Catholic festival, grand ceremonies midi in any cars
take place in the Raman churches on that day.
The Augsburg Alpewirke &lean, weds that the
autocrats of Russia and Austria are considering, with
deep interest, the long-cherished plan of dividing
between themselves a portion of European Turkey.
The journey of the Thdics of Montenegro to St.
Petersburg, and his return theses with the title of
" reigning prince;" the oppiatmet of an Austrian
bishop of Bosnia ; the MAIM vielmatiom at Con-
stinople in favour of the Banks moans; the
Emperor of Austria's ostentatious ap to the
Turkish confines, are deemed to be isadess of
intentions which may lead to important steps, sales'
prevented by England's vigilance.