The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-28 00:00:00

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GERMANY.
A telegraphic dispatch from Caransebes to Vienna,
on the 23d announces the arrival of the EMPEROR at
that place, where he was received with the greatest
enthusiasm. His MAJESTY reviewed the Ist batta-
lion of the Romani Band, inspected the Boys' Mili-
tary school, the prison, the hospital, and the barracks.
SAID PACHA, the heir presumptive of the VICE..
nor of Egypt, a son of MEHEMET Au, has arrived
in Vienna.

A deputation of Israelites, from Jerusalem, is ex-
pected to arrive here shortly, for the purpose of pre-
senting to the EMPEROR an elegant artistic vase,
manufactured from stones taken from the bed of the
Dead See. This vase is a testimony of grateful ho-
mage to the EMPEROR, for his intention of establishing
at Jerusalem an Austrian consulate, which is to
afford the most efficacious protection to the Israelites
dwelling in the Holy City.
The great question of the day, that of the Zollve-
rein, is soon to receive its solution, an arrangement
hdving been made by Prussia, on the one hand, and
Austria and the Coalition of Darmstadt,on the other.
A treaty is to be concluded between the Zollverein
and the Steurverein, on the one side, and on the other,
a commercial treaty
between Prussia and Austria,
which shall give all the advantages that can be pro-
cured by a Customs union. This treaty will stipulate
free commerce to all the contracting parties for the
production of the country, freedom of transit, and of
navigation. Raw products are to be favoured
equally with manufactured products. The carrying
out of the Custom-house formalities are to be greatly
simplified. All the points will be agreed upon,
the
solution of which is necessary to a complete Customs
union, to be subsequently concluded, but the words
" Customs union" are to be altogether avoided, nor
will any precise period be fixed for the conclusion of
that union, in order that Prussia may subsequently
accede to the arrangement.
The Diet, in its sitting of the 17th, decided that
the inventor of the gun cotton shall have the sum of
40,000 florins as purchase-money for the discovery,
that the majority of the other claimants shall have a
small gratuity,
thing, their invention being considered impracticable.
and the remainder not receive any-

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We learn from S W
Stockholmthat the project con-
ceived last year by several merchants of that city, for
establishing a regular steam navigation between St.
Petersburgh and Hull, passing through the canal of
Vrothie, is about to be carried into execution.

Savoy, ITALY.
At Turin the question has been debated in a Coun-
cil of Ministers, as to the policy of bringing before
the tribunals the declaration of the episcopacy of
against the new marriage law ; but it has
been settled that the law on civil marriages not
having yet been passed by the Senate, nor received
the signature of the KING, it hls consequently no
legal character, and is open to the bishops, as well as
all other subjects, to give their advice and opinions
on it.

friendly feelings
While the episcopacy of Piedmont and Savoy op-
pose strongly the Government, it is remarked with
some surprise that the Holy See appears to entertain
attributed to the good advice of France. M. DE
towards Savoy. This change is
IttraevAL seems to have been the bearer of instruc-
thins to Rome, which rendered the POPE tolerant to
tho marriage law, and so far from being offended at,
he accepted and confirmed the presentaticm of MA...
GLTRO CITARVAT to the Archbishopric of Genoa.