The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-26 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MARCH 23.—The Chambers have re-
jected the project of address by a large majority.
This was naturally to be expected, when the Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs informed the house that,
albeit he held himself responsible for all acts,
the foreign politics of ,the country were in the
hands of the King. To vote for the address
was therefore, in the general opinion, to ex-
press condemnation, not so much of the Cabinet,
which is a fixture, but of the King himself,
whose name is perpetually dragged forward, by
deficient and failing ministers, as a shield. The bill
for according ministers permission to dispose of the
remainder of the 30 millions loan was also adopted,
but with all the amendments proposed in committee,
one of which is that the faculty shall not extend
beyond the 31st of December next—a restriction
which shows the degree of confidence placed in the
Government, even by the majority. Thus the two
questions are set at rest, but not without another
severe rent in the statesman's mantle of the Minis-
ter-President.

BELGIUM.
We find nothing in the Brussels papers to imply
ha,t the minißterial crisie in Belgium i drawing t°

a close. Matters appear to have remained in the
stutu quo since the withlrawal of M. de Decker
from the task of forming a cabinet. The Emanci-
pation seems to hold out a faint hope that M. H.
de Brouckere may be induced to again place him-
self at the head of the mbistry, with a certain
number of new men introduced.
The Chamber of Representaiites of Belgium has
been convoked by its President for Monday, 111
order to renew certain laws whieL' expire on the
14t April. The Senate is to-meet on the Thursday
follo wing.

SARDINIA.
The Military Gazette of Vienna states, on the
authoril of a letter from Turin, that Genteral La
in Marora, when at the head of the Sardinian troops
to be sent to the Crimea, is to be placed„ in the
same position as Omer Riche, that is to say, t°
exercise an independent command, and to have a
seat in the council of war, but is to be bound by
decisions of the majority of the council. The
Gazette adds that he will probably leave for the
East at the beginning of April to enter into com-
munication with the Turkish Government and the
generals.

SPAIN.
MADRID, MARCH 24.
The financial project of M. Madoz, relating to the
deposit in the hands of individual capitalists of cer-
tificates of the loan about to be contracted, was
almost unanimously approved yesterday by the
Cortez.
The cholera rages in the provinces of Arragen,
Zamora, Valencia, and Logrono.

A letter 'from Vienna says:—" The diplomatic'
the
dinner which was given on the 17th at
hotel of the French embassy was one of the
most brilliant of the season. All the Inerage
of the diplomatic body were present,
exception of the Russian legation. At the en
d
of the dinner, Lord John Russell rose and pro:
posed the health of the Emperor Francis h.
s Josep
and the Empress Elizabeth, and added that be ex-
pressed not only the sentiments of his Sovereignci
but also those of the Emperor of the French an
of the Sultan. Count Buol replied
terms to the toast." appropriate

IMMEMOMMENIMII rnreta-
The Silesian Gazette states that the lute's- Ann
tion of the second point, relative:to the neviga'a:
of the Danube, has undergone an essential nioni
cation. instead of the proposition, couteinea
the
the memorandum of Dec. 28, to remove fr° of
territorial sovereignty of Russia the lower lo 0
the Danube, from the point at which it
cl n:
be
to..
common to the two States—it is proprinhabitou,
dare that the Russian bank shall not
for the distance of a geographical league.

p~itively
The Presse of Vienna says :—" is Pc6l,„
stated that the English Government has -"Senope
vourably received the project of transforming7ind.
into a strong fortified port, and also of sunious
lag Constantinople with extensive fort!'
both on the land and sea sides."

nod
The Assembly of the Statesof Nassau was °Pe u
'
at Wiesbaden on the 20th by Prince de wittge
stein, acting as ducal commissioner.

tea that
The Breslau Gazette says :—" It i 5 St.ArenCe.
at the end of the present month the CO
at Vienna will be temporarily suspender