The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-19 00:00:00

GERMAN Y.

The Wiener Zeitung of the 15th publishes the ap-
pointment of Count VON BUOL SCIIAUENsTEIN, his
MAJESTY'S Ambassador at the Count of St. James's,
to be his MAJESTY'S Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The post of Piesident of the Cabinet is confided to
Mr. Yuri BACII, but the principal conduct of affairs,
which were intrusted to the late Prince SCLIWALzEN-
BERG, will be superintended by his MAJESTY himself.
We learn from Berlin that the Austrian Ambas-
sador has announced to the Government that a con-
fidential person will be sent there from his court, for
the purpose of negotiating on the still pending
questions, and especially those connected with trade.
A Ministerial Council, held on the 15tb, has fixed
the time for opening the Customs Congress. The
day fixed is not yet named publicly, but it is said to
have been deferred beyond the time first fixed, as so
few of the plenipotentiaries of the powers which have
promised to send have yet arrived.
A letter from Berlin states that the change of Mi-
nistry at Hanover has given satisfaction to the Prus-
sian capital, M. DE HADINIEBsTEIN who replaces M.
DE BORRIES in the interior, being strongly in favour
of the treaty of S-pteenber, to which the resigning
Ministers, MM. DE BORRIES and Volt DER DECKEN,
were opposed.
The Gazette du Nord announces from Hanover,
at the date of the 14th, thatthe Count DE K1E11,1,017-
SEGGE has refused the portfolio cf finances.
A letter from Vienna of the 12`11, in the Emanci-
pation of Brussels, says A fresh misfortune has
just fallen on one of the most illustrious families of
the empire. The day before yesterday the Countess
KAUNITZ arrival from Prague to prepare her husband
tor the sad news of the death of his brother. On
r hire. her house, she was told that the Count bad
been out for some hours, but would shortly return. In
tw minutes after she heard the door bell ring, fol-
dDy a Dolat on the staircase. On inquiring the
cause, she learnt that the lifeless body of her husband
had just been brought home, he having died in the
street from an attack of apoplexy on his return froT,
attending the funeral of Prince DE SCHWAIIZENDERG.

BELGIUM.
The levying the recruits for the contingent of 1852
(10,000 men) has been effected with a rapidity and
punctuality quite unprecedented.
Already on the Ist of the month all the recruits
had entered into the locilities assigned to them, and
were immediately
equipped, measures having been
adopted beforehand that no delay whatever should
take place in this respect ; a body of the recruits
were marched to Beverloo, in order to perform their
first exercises preparatory t) their manoeuvres, which
take place there every spring, and which the senior
officers are prosecutin
Minister of War, returned on the
with unusual z.al this year.
M. ANOUL, the Min
6th from inspecting the camp at B?verloo, and im-
mediately set cut on a tour to inspect the fortresses
and strongholds of the country, and more especially
to inspect the new military works and fortifications
which are in
Progress. M. ArwUa will make a stay
of some time of Antwerp, where the various military
works are being carried on on an enlarged scale and
with great alacrity.

ITAL k•
A letter from Florence, in the Opinione of Turin
of the 14th, states that the Grand Duke of TUSCANY
has determined to abolish all the laws of Leopold 1.,
and to restore the clergy to all the privileges it en-
joyed in the beginning of the 18th century. This has
led, says the correspondent, to a ministerial crisis ;
M. BUCCELLA. is to forma cabinet, but has not, as
yet, succeeded in obtaining the support of influential
men.
By a recent decree the King of NAPLES has de-
clared that the suburbs of M e
essino, calledtoera,
Porta Legni, Bocoetta, and S31:1 Leone,
comprised within the free port as soon as walls shall
have been built at the expense of the commune, en-
be
closing the whole space in question.
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ARRIVAL OF HER, MAJUSTIC AND lIIE COUBT.—
Equerry),
(Tins DAY. )—Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied
by his Serene Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg, and
their seven illustrious children, and attended by the Countess
of Desart (Litly 'a Waiting),Earl Talbot (1_4,1d in Waiting),
the Hon. Beatrice Byng and the Hon. Eleanor Stanley
(Maids of Honour), L rd Colville (Clerk Marshal and
tontluieutiPl
the Hun. Colonel Charks Grey (Secretary to his Royal
Highness), arrived at Buckingham Palacdeaythaifstearftearsento.hooenr
Colonel Seymour (Equerry
from Windsor Castle. The illustrious party travelled, as
usual, by special train, on the Great Western Railway, to
the Paddington terminus, whence they were escorted to the
Palace by a party of the Bth Hussars, and were received on
alighting by the Great Officers of State. Her Royal High-
ness the Duchess of N.ent, who usually leaves progniorf.cQluaereenn,cehaHsoduesfgerornedthheer samedepa r
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foror town
the week.
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dinner to his colleagues, on 'Wednesday next, ill
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