The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-11 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The States of Hesse Cassel are convoked for the
30th.
In the sitting of the Second Chamber of the States
at Darmstadt on the 7th inst., a report was presented
no the deliberations of the Custom's Congress of Ber-
lin by a committee appointed for that purpose. The
maiorityof the committee have decided in favour of
the Zolverein; the minority, which is composed of
public functionaries, were favourable to the views of
the Government, that is to say, to Austria. Several
petitions had been presented from certain provinces in
favour of the maintenance of the Zolverein, and it is
.generally thought that the majority of the Second
Chamber will vote in that sense.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA arrived at Pesth in the
afternoon of the sth inst., under a salute of artillery,
and went immediately to the Royal Palace.
M. WAGNER, a mechanician at Berlin, has invented
a machine for making bank-notes with characters in
relief, so as to reader forgery almost impossible, un-
less by the aid of a similar machine, which is so corn-
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French and Anglo-Piedmontese competition most
dreaded, on account of the advantages which it was
calculated to take away from Marseilles and Genoa,
for the transit of the mails from India, have been
suspended by order of the Government. It is be-
tween Trieste and Lubiana that the interruption has
taken place, on an extent of about twenty leagues. This
line was to place Trieste in communication with all
the North and West of Europe; and the Channel,
the Baltic, and the Adriatic were all to be more or
less united together by means of it. These cposeentnsititdeinn-
rations have not prevailed to preeovreknestth to.
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BELGIUM.
The KING of the BELGIANS was to leave Brussels
yesterday for Wiesbaden, where he intends to remain
some weeks.
The number of deputies to be elected in Belgium
for the partial renewal of the Chamber
of Represen-
tatives was 54, namely 20 in Eastern Flanders, 18 in
the Hainaut, 11 in the Province of Liege, and 5 in
Limbourg. The Liberals have succeeded in carrying
the election of 33 of their candidates and the remain-
ing'The latter
21 are of the Clerical party.will
have gained sor 6 votes in the Chamber, but the
Government will still continue to possess a large ma'
j ority.
The trial of the Nation, a Brussels journal, c'n,. ~6
complaint preferred by the French Ambassador
articles insulting to the PRESIDENT of the blign
took place before the Court of Assize at Brassels
on
the ith. The jury returned a verdict of
irquital

HOLLAND.
About twenty peasants of Hamm eipoet, in
Northern Brabant, in Holland, were detected, one
night last week, by a detachment of soldiers'
act of cutting through the dyke. They were imme,,
arrested, and laced '
they bad succeeded in their d g
diately p.in .
themendou
esi'Dutch laws
und iat on would have been cause
punish this crime with death.
close confinement.in thiet

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THE LEVANT.
from Trieste,
The Augsburg Gazette quotes a letter ate,
of tine 31st ult., complaining of the ill-will evinced
b37th
Constantinople:
Turkish authorities at Smyrna, Trapozunt,
end kAnstantinople, Ada towthe steamers of the Aus-
itri.Au Lloyd's. This coct the writer attributes to