The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-05 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The Nene Prussian (Ant.lee states that the deputa-
tion that is to represent the l'russian army at the
funeral of the Duke of Wellington, consists of Gene-
ral von Noatiz, adjutant to the King, and commander
of the sth regiment of Hussars (litucher'a); Lieut.-
General von Scharnhorst, and Lieut.-General
von Maasow-Steinhofol. General von Nostiz, in the
campaign of 1815, was adjutant to Marshal Blucher,
and accompanied him to England on the visit of the
allied sovereigns. He is an old friend of the prt sent
commander-in-chief, Lord Hardinge, who, in the
military operation. that preceded and followed
Waterloo, WAS the English commissary at Blucher's
head quarters; General von Scharnhorst and General
von Maasow served under the Duke of Wellington in
Spain. Besides the presence of these officers, the
kite Duke's Prussian regiment (the 2sth Infantry)
will be represented by a deputation of officers, hut
fog of how man it will consist is not yet determined.
The Co ne Gazette has the following from
Munich, 30t ult. The news that negotiations had

been opened between M. Prokeach d'Osten and t'.e
Baron de Manteuffel, in order to come to an arrang,
ment on the customs' question, has been already e,;1..
tradicted. We now learn that nu ono state of Om
coalition has sought to come to any understanding.
with Prussia, who on her side has allowed the runt
to rest in stain quo. It is, however, certain that IF,
allies of Darmstadt have fixed on the following p: iht,
relative to the conferences of Vienna;-1. The a. 14.1
states will ratify the 'inject of Vienna, letter t', 911
the Ist January, 1+451. they will enter into a cus-
toms' union with Austria. 2. The path toa m-unia
with l'russia will remain open. 3. The rts,futions
which shall lie adopted wilt not be considered as d.,..
finitive unless Prussia, before the Ist January, 1841
shall not show herself disposed to ace de to the coal
ditions which tho coalition had made at Berl's.
There are also other points, but they arc less im-
portant.

BERLIN, N.iv. ?
The Austrian papers give no detailed n•leirt
opening of the confereuets at Vienna with the lkcin.
stadt malitionists. The official Austrian C.,
respondent merely announce% the fuel, t
the eonferences had been opened w hen 1:::unt 1:1,);
welcomed the plenipotentiaries of the makes-ea
and the Bavarian in inister,Count U ref en felihn tun,, d
thanks ; but it makes no mention of the Pont e.,1,. 4 1:,,
inaugural speeches, nor of thu propositkns
the As..etnbly. From the Dresden Joarnat,le,..(s.:,
we learn that Count Bun!, after making, tut a
of cour-e, some prefatory remarks about his .
and wishes for the preservation of the
elated, that the object of the colder nee
to make provisions, which, in case of u it:- ..
lution of the Zollvercin, might et 1 .
(=leveed states to bear the separat: !•,
their previous connections, and render •, .
ration transitory. The plain meaning of tl.
is, that Austria and the coalesced stun% art
a customs union, and then force Prussia t-,
for Prussia's resistance to a junction with .'.. • ,
protectionist system eon be rendered traig.i.,
by putting an end to Prussia's power of in
action. Austria's declared intention, of nn, .• • .
whittle regulation of the Zullverein questir •.,
Frankfort Diet, must be n.g,,rded as co•.•. •
something more than the twinging forward
to be set aside by a simple repetttim of re.
fusel to recognise the authority of the int:
mervial