The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

IgwsslA AND HANOVER.

Of the 14 separate articles (referred to in yester•
day'. .E.rpress), the substance is as follows:
1. The present treaty is extended to the government of
Brunswick, its assent to it being assumed.
The Hanoverian harbour of Geestemunde is excluded
from the territory of Zollverein till the harbour of Bremen
is incorporated with it. The exclusion of the islands be-
, longing to Hanover is subjected to further negotiations.
2. Each party reserves the power of increasing the
transit duties on beer end brandy according to the scale of
the &annul.

As to the taxes and transport duties on beer and brandy
for the county of Hobnstein and the diatrict of Elbingerode,
the present conditions with Pnusia shall continue to exist.
3. Hanover imposes • penalty of 10 linters per cwt. on
the exportation of salt into the neighbouring territories;
the sale of salt to subjects of such territories is prohibited,
and the police are bound to prevent such sale or expor-
tation.

fhc police of the neighbouring states have in this respect
the same powers ea that of the state of Hanover.
In every Hanoverian salt work a close account is to be
kept, not only of the quantity taxed, but of the quantity
sold, the purchasers and place purchased for to be entered
A. Fixes the conditions on which salt may be sold in the
border districts. 201 b. per year is allowed as the calcula-
tion for the consumption of each inhabit sot yearly, exclu-
sive of salt for medical purposes, or what has been rendered
useless for consumption.
B. Specifies these districts by name.
4. The contracting parties agree to establish common re-
gulations in future for levying the tolls on the Weser, and
will enter Into negotiations for their reduction or sus-
pension, provided it an be effected without prejudice to
the frontier duties. An agreement on this point as being
based on special circumstances Is not to be regarded as
binding for other rivers.
6. On the northern frontier of Hanover from Harburg to
UM, the following duties are to be levied :
Foals under one year thaler per head.
Lean oxen for feeding
COWS 1 10
He
Hume retains by another clause of as article the
right te iron rails far the railways of the state not
yet free of duty.
6. Harmed= iron sad metals sent toHamburg,Bremen,
and Gesseemade, and re-imparted into the territory of the
mg Meer *se glassy the identity of the wares
Wag prom& deolawaisthei may also be re-imported on
the some ammlitithe three maths.
L Gaols Iwo's& ithe tie depth et the Hanoverian her-
booth la the Ethe se the Wow, without otherwise touching
the territory of the Zollvereia, may he re-exported by water
without payment of transit don
The romalsier et the article spaeihm the roads between
Brews, Ilisnwig. ami Leer, en width it is permitted to
Hanover to leyy the nee of transit tell all by its pre-
sent treaty with the Eallyerein.
8. In so far as the harbour of Harbert cannot continue
to exist under the seems of both the contracting parties, a
depilt for merchandise, ememilins Moths provisions of article
9, shall be erected there.
Exceptions from the regulations of the Zoliverein which

may be made for facilitating the traffic between Altona or
Hamburg, and the Zollverem, before the Ist of January,
1884, Hanover may adopt for the traffic through Harburg.
9. The town of Emden is secured the privileges guaran-
teed it by the Treaty of Vienna of the 9th of June, 1815,
if it does not prefer being made a depiit under the present
treaties, to the enjoyment of such privileges.
On both aides it is understood that the commercial con-
nexion of East Friesland with the Interior of the Union is
to be facilitated as much as possible consistent with security
for the amount of the Union revenue.
10. The retiring pensions of the officers of the Customs
displaced by the Union of the Zollverein with the Stcder-
verein, will be placed to the coilectivc accountof the Union.
Only the actually paid amount of the pensions is to be
brought to that account. The whole sum is not to exceed
the amount fixed by the treaties of 1835 and 1841.
Hanover is not to bear any part of the pensions paid in
consequence of former regulations of the Zellverein.
11. Hanover undertakes to raise the import duties on the
articles specified in the Appendix, to the scale therein fixed,
at latest by the Ist of March, 1853. (This appendix has not
been given.)
12. Prussia undertakes to procure by mediation the assent
of those states to the present treat, with which it has to
renew the treaty of the Zollverem. Hanover will invite
Oldenburg and Schaumburg-Lippe to accede to this treaty,
and to a simultaneous understanding fur acummon Customs

administration ; also to an agreement to the measures taken
to prevent the smuggling of salt into the neighbouring
states.

The conditions of articles 8 and 11, and those of the sepa-
rate articles 5 and 7, stipulated for Hanover, arc also se-
cured for the Duchy of Oldenburg and the Principality of
Schaumburg-Lippe, in case they accede to this treaty.
13. Prussia will immediately commance negotiations with
the rest of the states of the Zollverein for the renewal of
the existing treaties, and take the necessary measures to
facilitate those negotiations. Hanover will take part with
Prussia is those negotiations with an equality of vote.
14. 1u the negotiations specified is the last article I'russia
and Hanover agree to reduce the scale of import duties to
the following sums :
1. On French Brandy
Colli, 5 do. do.
Syrup 2 do. do.
Leaf tobacco 4 do. do.
Tea 8 do. do.
Wine in casks

2. The tax on beet-root sugar is to be raised to such a
proportion to the import duty on foreign sugar and
syrup, that the sante revenue raised in the Zollvercin on
native and foreign sugar for the three years front 1817 to
1849, per head of the population, is to be at least main-
tained.
3. The abatement to wine merchants to b• reduced to a
just proportion.
4. A fair drawback is to he allowed to the builders of sea
ships, with regard to the present reduction of duties on the
metals used in ship-building; the drawback to be charged
to the common account of the Union.
5. The export duty on wool is reduced to one-third of a
thaler per centuer.
An understanding will be come to on other reduction •
the tariff that may be consistent with the security of the
revenue.

The foregoing separate articles are to be ratified at the
same time with the articles of the treaty concluded and
signed this day.

OTTO VON MA!

VON BuDEtscitwlNGit.
A. VON MUNCIIII.IIXhi:N.
W. I'UN 11.0131EIL3TEIN.

Berlin, Sept. 7, 1851.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, SEPT. 12.
Baron Charles Rothschild (of Naples) has arrived
here.

With regard to the new loan numerous subscrip-
tions, both home and foreign, arc announced at
many bankers, the purchasers considering the course
of issue as well as the other conditions of the
loan (as the issue of Series Aat 924, and Series 13
at 974) very satisfactory.
Notwithstanding this the Five per Cents. have
been firmly maintained, while the Two-aud-a-lialf
per Cents. have risen.