The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-21 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oar. 17.
The official account published in the Gazette of
the 35th sitting of the Provisional College of
Princes for the Erfurt Union,containe in full the report
drawn up of thepresent state of the Union. The possible
future mum respecting it, and finally the proposal
made by Prussia for a new statute or convention,
containing the three points mentioned in a
former letter. They are—offensive and defen-
sive alliance against internal and external attacks,
mutual and unanunons agreement respecting the ne-
gotiations forth noonstruction of the old Bond, and
finally, an agreement respecting the modifications ne-
emery in the metitution of Mey 48,1849, previous
to its publication. These proposals were dimmed
in the college yesterday, the final sitting bovine been
postponed tom Tuesday in consequence of Its beingthe
royal birthda . The discussion which took place has
not but there is no doubt of the propoeals
having been accepted by most of the states. The re-
pessentative of Baden will probably have objected to
entering into any new alliance whatever, and Meck-
lenburg is likely to have followed his example.
Brunswick has notified to the minister of trade
that it will lot agree to the protectionist alterations
in the tariff of the Zollversin proposed by Prussia.
These alterations, thirster% cannot become law,
mho Brunswick secedes boo the Versus as one
dhentient vets is soffideat to negative the pro-
The ministry of Presets will, it is to be
not permit the minister of trade to adores a
OM which and lad In the diminution of the Zoll-
mei& The Hew Towne hare bay been enticed
i. verb's waist's's,' the Belleerete' but the bene-
fits of free ends see se perasptible to each of them,
that Bowla,. out gives way to the baits which have
been MI ant to them. The essessica of Brunswick
hem the Varela would them in their
=Milemdso towards this trade Banos-
Twin. The Zellwood' is a lasting bene-
fit to Ilsesawly, and mat not be permitted to lose the
slightest shames of Manses threagh the vagaries of a
Minister of Camera who apposes to watus over the
Interests of his own hams In lemiddd more than
QM damper the eswatry in gear&
Oast Beandrahrsig has lett foe Warsaw with his
to the molests of the Xing to the Emperor
e[7Nmda. it b tagestel lbws daily.
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AUSTRIA. _ _ _

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' had the honour of an audience, at which the King or
Wirtembarg was present. Immediately after the eon.
elusion of this ceremony the three monarchs held a
long and confidential communion, at which only their
ministers were present. In the afternoon the
royal party met at dinner, during which sere.
ral very warlike speeches were made. The
Emperor toasted his royal guests; tte King of
Bavaria replied by drinking the Emperor.
health and the King of Wirtemburg by toasting the
Austrian army. The emperor returned thanks in the
following words: "I thank you in the name of the
army. It is highly honourable to me and the army
that we advance against the enemy with such brave
companions." The emperor visited the King of Wit.
temburg at Friodrichshafen on the following day, and
will probably have left 13regenz this morning for Feld.
kireb, where he will inspect the troop. stationed
there. He will not return to Vienna before the 20th.
Prince Sohwarzenberg is to proceed to Warsaw to
present the Emperor's respects to the Emperor of
Russia.

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