The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-20 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

We extract from an whale in the Neue Freie
Preue the following important information :

VIENNA, Fro. L 3.

We hear that all the pasqulnades published by Berlin
papers concerning the journey of Berea v. Hook are
hourly becoming truths ; that our plenipotentiary at the
Berlin conference leaves without bevies accomplished any-
thing, and that the commercial campaign commenced two
years ago, and varied on at Munich, Prague, and Berlin,
has ended in complete failure. The ministry appear to be
aware of this, and have therefore provided another pro-
gramme.
According to the Vienna Abend Post the revised tariff
(Allgemeine revidierter Oesterreichiecher Zolltariff ) is
shortly to be artibmitted to the consideration of the
Reieheratb. At the same time the official paper announces
the formation of an international commission for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the commercial relations
between England and Austria. Respecting this commission
we are already in possession of some particulars. Mr. Boner,
the English Chergé d'Affaires, end Mr. Somerset Beaumont,
M.P., minted by an experienced representative of British
commerce (Mr. Prange, of Liverpool), some time dace pre-
Posed to the government to drew the commercial rela-
tions of Esgland and Austria closer by means of •
commercial treaty ; and the address of the United Chambers
of Commerce of England probably owes its existence to the
same idea. The immediate and hasty conclusion of a com-
mercial treaty would be neither practical nor desirable, bat
it is said that Baron Kalchherg has takes up tie idea
warmly, and that all the interests at stake have bees duly
considered previous to the kids; of any decided Asp.
The Minister of Commerce, in conjunction with the MUM-
Mee et Flaws and Foreign Affairs, has decided upset the
Martian of the above oommissies. This oommissioat will,
an the presidency of the Minister of Commerce, 00016,
11 of three permanent members for each of the countries intr.,
Testa :—Thoee for England will be appointed by the
I fervernessat of Great Britain, while those for Austria wilt
be selected by the Minister of Commerce. There members,
who will form the staff of the commission, wall take evi-
daces from practical men and experienced merobrabs, vim
they will examine on the vaziour question to be died cis
so that a decision may be arrived at whisk, based on the
views of miens parties,•will neither be partial nor coo-
sided. On the part ci the Austrian goverameat, the kir
lowing are to be added to the commission :—Professor
Stein as chief (Leiter) ; Professor F. Neumann as esaretery;
and Mr. Mayer,who for 'man past has been engaged on tariff
quest/elm
With respect to the object of the commission we are in
formed that (in accordance with the decision of the council
of ministers) it Is merely to weigh and discuss say props:ads,
without coming to any final derision. Shosid
a reduction of duties then be deemed advisable, the
proposals of the commission will be taken into casaderstiss
by the wielders, sad will then serve as • bask for • open-
menial treaty with England. It (an we are informed bylele-
gcaph) Mr. Hutt, the Vioe-Presideat of the Board of Trade,
is to leave London for Visas& to 'egotists the eraditiose for
• treaty of 001011111108, this Weapon mall be einstiese&
premature. Meteors have nob programed se hr. Mr. Besse
meet leaves Timm kramerow, sad it appears that, ea ON
part of Austria, Gould R. Kindry pressed' on • made& to
Vaasa.

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