The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-13 00:00:00

GERMANY.

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A German journal states that the Germanic Diet has
decided in favour of the Senate of Bremen, in the ques-
tion pending between it and the Assembly of Citizens,
and that it is about to send a federal commissioner to
thie city.

The Prussian Gasternment has addressed a circular to
the German States comprising the Zollverein, rcquest-
ing.them to take part in the approaching Customs' Con-
gress at Berlin. In it the Prussian Government de-
clares itself in favour of maintaining the Zollverein with
the modifications that experience, or the Prussi-Hano-
veriaa treity of September, have rendered necessary.
It adds, that it will only admit the states forming part
of the Z. )11verein, or disposed to enter it on conditions
which shall not change Is bases. This would exclude
Austria.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.
LONDON, MARCH. I3.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E.
fine.

FALMOUTH, MAncit 12.—A ship, waterlogged and aban-
doned, apparently of about 700 tone, with a full female
figure-head, was passed 27th Feb., in lat. 42 N., long. 13 W.,
by the Maude, Searle, arrived here.
DUNDALK, MARCH 10.—The 1.0., of Dundee, Cooper,
from Galatz, arrived here to-day with assistance, making
much water, and with damage, having been on the rocks
outside Carlingford Lighthouse.
STancstoss, FER. I2.—The Calla brig, Collyns, from
Hartlepool, grounded on the bar 10th Feb., but after dis-
charging about 60 tons of coals, got off and came into the.
Bight this day, making two inches of water per hour.
LONDONDERRY, Mawr' 11.—A. fire broke out last night
on board the brig W illiam Carey, of Dundee, which arrived
here on the Bth from Ibrail, destroying the cabin and doing
other damage; the cargo, so far as can be seen, has not sus-
tained injury.
LERWICK, 111-tacit s.—The Queen of the Isles, of Leith,
drove on shore at Housa Voe, Island of Papa, 28th Feb.,
during a gale from W.N. W., and remains with considerable
damage, and in a dangerous situation ; crew, and the portion
of the cargo remaining in the vessel saved, the latter in a
damaged state.
DARDANELLES, FEB. 28.—The Toivo (Russian brig),
from Constantinople to the United Kingdom, put into this
port 26th Feb., making saven inches water pet hour, having
sprung a leak in the Sea of Marmora ; cargo discharging.
The Cattolica, from Messina, is on shore on the Rabbit
Island, full of water, and expected to become a wreck.
CAEN, MARCH 11.—A case, containing some h4Mdred
pshaoreds:
hoafvbelabcekenswilkashleadce,asohnoere.corner of it burnt, pabbably
part of the cargo of the Amazon, and a trunk full of new

-ADINET COUNCIL (THIS DAY).—The Ministers
Earl of Malinsbur
assembled in Council this afternoon at the Foreign-office, at
two o'clock. There were present the Earl of Derby, the
the Exchequer, who returned to town last evening from at-
tending his election, the Right Hon. J. W. llenley, Lord
Salisbury, Mr. Secretary Wal ole Sir John Pakington, Mr.
Y, the Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor of
Herries, Lord John Alanners, pond the Duke of Northum-
berland.
The suspension of Messrs. Ritchie, Brothers was
announced yesterday. Their business was chiefly in con-
nexiDn with the West Indies, and disappointment with re-
spect to remittances from that quarter was the immediate
cause of their stoppage. The amount of their liabilities has
not been
between 50,0001. and 100,000/. ted, but it is thought probable they may range