The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-22 00:00:00

GERMAN Y.

In a recent sitting of the Diet of Saxe Altenburg, One
of the Ministers declared, in the name of the Govern-
ment, that it was resolved to act with Prussia in the
question of the Zollvereip, oven if in so doing it should
uave to make some sacrifices.

-TllO Hanoverian Government has just given its adhe-
sion to the two treaties concluded last year between
Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, and Wartemberg for the re-
ciprocal transmission of public and private dispatches
by the electric telegraph. From the lit July next, the
telegraph offices of the kingdom of Hanover will re-
ceive dispatches for all parts of Germany, coming
within the line of the electrical communications.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA arrived at Ter:XS/V[lr On
the 14th, and was received with great enthusiasm by the
inhabitants.

ITALY.
A correspondent at Rome, under the date of the 14th
inst., informs us that the sentence of death pronounced
by the Papal Government against Mr. MURRAY has
been commuted.

COURT CIRCULA.R.
The Queen and his Royal Etighnees prince Albert, with
the Princess Alice, took a drive in an open carriage and
yesterday afternoon. The Equerries in Waiting, Major'
Buckley and Col. Bouverie, attended on,horseb
Ad. y Colonel
His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attend— b-
o'clock
the Hon. C. B. Phipps, went, at a quarter before thrtee_ns
i titn-
Providell
yesterday afternoon, to the St. Martin's
tion, of which his Royal Highness is Preeidentihe Prinseases
Their Royal Highnesses Prince Arthur, and
carnage and
Helena and Louisa, took a drive in en open
yesterday forenoon, attended by
four Ye
morning. four
t rode oat on horseback
111:ler 1 11:Z; colon .% , by the Countess
lbert, attenaea
Major-General
Lord Crofton,
Desert the Ron. Lucy Kerr, 0 d the Princess's
3171aingahnpersisnPceriAnce Albert
Buckley, and camel Boureria, .
p„, honoured the
Her Royal
Theatre with their presence last
by Lady Fanny
Highness the Duchess of,--_,,,.' also honoured the perfor-
mance with her presence.

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SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OP LIPP. - On Saturday
informatio-, was received at Lloyd's of the total loss of the
Nerio, of Sunderland,
Day master, bound from Antwerp for
Montreal, on the Bird Islands. The vessel had 150 passen-
gers on board, 87 of whom and 13 of the crew were save],
after enduring the greatest sufferings. Information was also
received that the Fairmount, bound from Clonfugas to Phila-
delphia, had been struck by the Tennessee in the Gulf of
Mexico, sinking almost immediately, willi the master, crew,
and eight passengers.
The Henley regatta takes place on Friday and
Saturday next, and the boating world are looking forward
with much interest to it. The stewards have secured a
barge, formerly belonging
of the spectator* who way
which will be brought from London for the accommodation
to the Goldsmiths' Company,
prefer it to the grand *And.