The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-11 00:00:00

GERMAN Y.

The King of Paussix arrived at Dantzic on the
4th, and was received with great enthucissm by the
inhabitants.
M. DE VARENNES, representative of France at
Berlin, has invited the corps diplematique of that
edul sthßoaf.Rhin announces that the
August.
Bas
ca-
pital to attend a Divine service which he proposes
to have celebrated in honour of the anniversary of
NAPOLEON
German Governments have ratified the convention
with France for the junction of the French and
German railways.
The Courtier
on
ri ther
A painter named MULLER, the editor of a Men
journal, has been tried there for publishing an article
on the coup d etat of the 2d December, which the
indictment designated as a provocation to the assassi-
nation of Prince Louis NAPOLEON. He was con-
demned to a months imprisonment and a fine of 25
florins. The printer of the journal was also tried,
and sentenced to two months' imprisonment and 50
florins' fine.
Accounts from Spa state that the health of MET-
ERBEER
is
activelyev engaged
day improving. The illustri•ma
composer isgaged in a new oratorio, which
is to be performed for the first time at the next mu-
sical festival at Birmingham.
According to a judicial journal of Berlin, the sen-
tences of death n proportion to the population have,
during the last,
flea Years been as one to 250,000 in
England, one 200,000 in Ireland, one to 200 000 in
Bavaria, one to 72,000 in Sweden, one to 70,000 in
Prussia, and one to 120,000 in Spain.
The King of PRUSSIA. has ordered that there shall
be given every year a representation at the Grand
Opera at Berlin, for the benefit of the Society for
giving aisistance to the Veterans and Invalids of the
Army,
and that at each of these representations the
'IBOTUSSift," the national song of SPONTINI, and
march, by the same composer, shall be
the grand
played.

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ofe depart-.
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.atochcita:Dusnes'tb:awwtsh)hoofeiacrohceent,woiunee that the present Minis.
BELGIUM.eeI: receive
with
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oeimtvhee thef r:Fmci
try 'remains in
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Ri nE
went, and is about to proceed on a journey of pleasure
into Italy. His successor is not yet named. It is
known that the negotiations of the treaty of com-
merce which have been suspended for some time, are
about to be resumed. M. LIEDT33, Governor of Bra
bast and one of the negotiators of the treaty, returned
to Paris the day before yesterday. A provisional
convention will be signed for extending the
treaty to the end of the year,. but the only
object of this convention is to avoid the rupture
of the treaty,
.which was about to ex.
" and the definitive. treaty appears likely to be
pire,
soon concluded. It . is, in fact, announced that the
Belgian Chambers will shortly be convoked to discuss
the Bill relative to the treaty, as according to article
68 of the Constitution, treaties of commerce and other
treaties which m'ay tax the State or individually. bind
the Belgians, cannot take effect until after they have
received the assent of. the Chambers. This extraor-
dinary the Members of the Chamber
dinary session, in
of It-presentatives will meet for the fiF..t time, will be
short, and will not lead to any political discuFsion
The Bill relative to the treaty of commerce will be
the only measure on the
.order of the day. It is
generally believed that it will be accepted, but by a
small majority.
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ITALY.
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The Official Gazette of
,Savoy, of the 6th, states
The point of union
that the telegraphic lines of Swraerland art shortly
lines with the Turin and Charn.hery
.line has been
to be opened to the public.i
sbelaienvd
at(g)rhee.edAupnonnecayt.Gelnteva. is said
Chanabery line will he finished by the 15th of Oc-
tober.
The Monitore Toseano announces ilia,- a certain
numb ?,.r of cavalry horses are to be put up for sale, in
consequence Lf the reductions effected in the Tuscan
cavalry.
The Milan Gazette announces that a person named
AGOSTINO POGGI has been condemned, by court-
martial to three years' carcere duro for having smug-
gled political pamphlets into the country, and di%tri.
bwed them.

. .
The grand Napoleon festivities for the 15th of
August are about to be simultaneously celebrated
throughout Europe by the representatives of Louis
Napoleon's Government. A banquet will in this manner
be given on Monday the 16th of August (the anni-
versary of the Emperor's birthday falling this year
on a Sunday)--to which banquet all her Majesty's
Ministers are invited.