The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-07 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The Cologne Gazette has the following from Leip.
sic, (iPsted the 2il

4 We have announced that a Ministerial crisis had
taken place. We are now able to confirm this news.
The Ministers of the Int,!rior and Finances had pro-
tested akainsz the acin,.siou of Saxony to the declaration
of Munich as compromising the Zollrerein. Not haying
obtained the majori.y in the council, they wished to give
in their resignation, but M. de 13eust induced them to
desist, giving them an assurance that the Coalition of
Darmstadt would not push things so far as a rupture of
the Zollverein."

The trial of BECKER, and others, for a conspiracy
against the State, commenced on the sth before the
Court of Assizes of Cologne,
The New Munich Gazette of the 3d publishes an
extraordinary supplement announcing that the cus-
toms conference at Berlin has been suddenly broken
off by the refusal of the Prussian Government to fix
a day to receive the reply cf the Coalition of Darm-
stadt to the last note of Prussia, the reply not having
been sent within the time limited. The New Munich
Gazette complains in strong terms of this proceeding.
A letter from Berlin says :
" Lieutenant-General Wedel, Aide-de-Camp of the
King, has returned from his mission to the Hague and
to Brussels, the object of which was to have the naves
Railway pass through Luxembourg. He will shortly
proceed to Paris on a similar mission, as the Prussian
Government is desirous that Luxembourg should become
the central point of the French, Dutch, Belgian, and
German railways."
The elections for the second Chamber of Prussia
are to take place on the sth of November, and for
the first Chamber on the 12th.

The plenipotentiaries of frankfort and Nassau, in
the customs question, left Berlin on the Ist, and the
other plenipotentiaries were preparing to leave also.
The New Gazette of Balin states that 35,000
Austrian troops are now concentrated on the frontier
of Bohemia and that 16,000 tre in Moravia. _

The Empror of AUSTRIA left Vienna on the Ist
for Agram.

BELGIUM.

M. DE BROUCKERE was sant for to the Palace on
Monday, and had am interview with the KING. It is
said that after the conference, which was a long one,
M. DE BROUCKERE, without dissimulating the diffi-
culties of the situation, consented to undertake the
formation of a Cabinet.

It is said that M. FIRMIN ROGIER has addressed a
request to the KING to be relieved from his mission to
Paris.

ITALY.

General GEmEsu, Commandant•in-Chief of the
division of occupation in Italy, returned to Rome on
the 27th ult.

The POPE returned to Rome on the 26th ult. from
Castel Gondolfo, and on the following day held a
secret consistory, in which he conferred the office of
Vice-Chancellor of the Roman Church upon Cardinal
AMAT, Bishop of Palestrica, and afterwards named
bishops to 29 sees, among which were those of the
West Indies, Genoa, Venezuela, Tlascala or Pueblo
de los Angeles, Salamanca, Minorca, Rio Grande, in
Brazil. It was afterwards proposed to his HOLINESS
to confer the Sacred Pallium upon several arch-
bishops, among whom are those of Dublin, Corfu,
and Halifax.

LLOYD'S SHI .3PING.—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, OCT. 7.—Wind at coon N.V., fresh breeze
and fine clear dry weather.—The Jemima, from the Sea
of Azoff to England, which was abandoned 19th Sept.,
was fallen in with 27th Sept., 46 N., 16 W.
CARDIFF, OCT. 6.—The Nathaniel Thompson, hence
to New Orleans, which got on the ground, has proceeded
to Newport to discharge.
HARTLEPOOL, OCT 6.—The Era, of and for Roches-
ter from Sunderland, es aground in the Channel.
RAMSGATE, OCT. 6.—The Elizabeth, Halifax to
Havre, which was on shore in St. Margaret's Bay, has
been assisted off dismasted, waterlogged, and other da-
mage, and brought in here. The Jeune Louis, Blyth to
Boulogne, gas put in leaky, having been on shore.
SToRNOWA.Y. OCT. 6.—The Dantzic packet, Liverpool
to Dantzic, which put back leaky, must repair.
LYNN, OCI 6.—The Venus, of this port, pricked
upon her anchor and filled, was pumped dry and laid on
the bard for survey.
WEXFORD, OST. 6.—The Theresa, of Venice, struck
on the Long Ba.k off this port, 4th inst., and went to
pieces; four men Crowned.
SHIELDS, OCT. 6 —The John Wesley, from Alderney,
has been on the Battnry Rocks.
DEAL, OCT. 6.—Wind W.S.W., moderate; 6 P.M.
N.W., fine.—Arrd. IQina, Auckland, New Zealand;
Atnoldina Catharine, Akyab for Rotterdam; Philip
Laing, Akyab for Amsterdam; Wilsons, Algol' Bay;
Bolivar, St. Vincent; Speculator, Santa Martha; Sivea,
New York; Industrie, New York; Doore, Musquash.
Arrived from the River. Tamar, Sydney, New South
Wales; Circassian, Melbourne. Arrived from the River
and sailed, Doggersisank, Port Philip; Annie Sophie,
Buenos Ayres; Cygnet, Berbico, Sid. Hero of the
Nile, Bombay; American Eagle, New York, and
most of the outward bound; Put:back, Effort, California.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 6. Wind N.N.E.—Arrd. Jessee,
St. Domingo; Mexican Packet, Rio Grande; Newton,
Barbadoes and Antigua; Queen of the Exe, Wiiming-
ton; Eudocia, St. John's, New Brunswick; Amaranth,
St, John's, New Brunswick; Frederick, Quebec; Patriot,
Queen, Calcutta; Dundonald, Bombay; Seringapatam,
Valparaiso; Uriel, New Orleans; Jjhn Sale, Wolf,
Savannah; Inca, Baltimore; Emma Fields, New York;
Arctic steamer, ditto; Western Star, Boston; Favourite,
Sr. John's, New Brunswick. Off port, Alberta, and
Frisk.

BoULOGNE, OCT 5.—A vessel reported to be the Sr.
Leonard, from Bordeaux, struck the pi-r this morning
during a gale at W.S.W., and went to pi,ces; crew, ex-
cept the master, and part of cargo sand; and another
vessel, laden with sulphur, is on shore.
CUXHAVEN, OCT. 3.—lt has blown a hurricane
during the night.
RAMSGATE, OCT. 6.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.—
Arrd. Firefly, London, for Swansea, with loss of bow-
sprit and bows stove; Eleanor, Newcastle to Rouen,
with damage to hull; John Robertson, Newcastle to —,
leaky; Meg Lee, Shields, for Vera Cruz, leaky.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 6 ind N.W., strong breezes.—
Arrd. San Niculo, Manzanilla; Fancy, Rio Grande; Ann
Jenkins, Bahia; Westmoreland, Bahia Sir H. Parnell,
Cardiff, for Callao, leaky and with damage, bore up
from long. 11 W.
FOLKESTONE, OCT. 6.—The Friendohip, London to
Chichester, which got on shore near llyche, has been
brought in here.
HARWICH, OCT. 6,—A brig is sunk off Whitney
Sand.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Wind N.W.—Sld. 11.1 g S.
Megara, Barbadoes.
TORBAY, OCT. 6.—Wind N.N.W.—SId. Island Home,
Melbourne.
DARTMOUTH, OCT 6.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Maria
Francisca, Vaiparais,, and Mazatlan.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. John
Moore, Newcastle to rJuibay, leaky. SW, St. George,
Port Philip.
QUEENSTOWN, OCT. N.W.—Arrd. Arvum,
Monte Video.
CUXHAVEN, OCT. 3.—lt blew a hurricane here yes-
terday. Several vessels received damage, and several
are reported to be on shore in the Elbe, The Concordia,
Harlingen to Norway, sank off Heligoland 30th Sept.;
crew saved.
HAMBURG, OCT. 4.—The Wodan, from Bahia, has
been to wed in, totally dismasted in a hurricane off Cux-
haven, 2d inst.
CHRISTIANSAND, OCT. I.—The Wests, Christian-
atad to Loudon, has put in with loss of mainmast, &0.,
and foremast sprung.