The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-27 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 21si have arrived, but their
contents are without interest. The Esperanza,
which bad suspended publication at the same time as
the Herald°, has made its appearance.
The Three per Cents. were done at 43L, ; the New
Three per Cents. at 21:6 ; the Debt of the First
Class at 8-,53; and that of the Second at 5 5 16.

GERMANY.
The Cologne Gazette states, on authority of a
letter from Berlin of the 22d, that Prussia has ad-
dressed to the Austrian Cabinet a note on the present
position of the customs and commercial qu,!stion.
After setting forth that Prussia has always employed
her efforts to effect a union of Germany on the basis
of material interests, and observed, that in order to
make that basis solid, it is necessary to advance gra-
dually, to take into account exirting interests, &c ,
the note declares that Prussia will be ready to enter
into negotiations for the conclusion of a treaty, as
soon as the reconstruction of the Zollverein shall be
completed. The note is conceived in courteous and
conciliating terms, though without abandoning the
line of conduct Prussia has traced out for herself'. It
was thought at Berlin that the note would cause
direct negotiation to be opened between the Prussian
and Austrian Cabinets. The German Journal of
Frankfort, on its part, states that all danger of a rup-
ture between the coalition of southern Germany and
Prussia has disappeared, and that the latter is ready to
treat with Austria.

TheCo2/3ogdi:z_ e__.
Gazette has the following from
Hanover,
"The Government has made a com-
munication to the Chambers relative to the budget
and on the affairs of the German fleet. It declares
that it has always regarded the preservation of the
German fleet as indispensable to the system of defence
of Germany in general, and that Hanover in its
quality of a second-rate state has used all her in-
fluence to save this national institution from ruin.
The Government made a last effort for this purpose,
but without success, end it can only confine itself to
protesting, in the most solemn manner to the Ger-
manic Diet, against the sale of the fleet."
The Empress of RUSSIA. arrived at Wiesbaden on
the evening of the 23d.
A letter from Wiesbaden states that a number of
foreigners employed in the Dieberich cigar manufac-
tory have been ordered to quit the country within
twenty-four hours, in consequence of their having
been found to be engaged in political intrigues.
The Leipsic Gazette announces that, in the highest
financial circles of Frankfort, a report was current
that the Emperor of RUSSIA had given orders to sub-
scribe to the loan of thirty-five millions of florins
opened in Austria, in order to employ the twenty-
nine millions of francs which he has drawn from
France in consequence of the conversion of the 5 per
cents.

Although BELGIUM.
The KING of the BELGIANS and the Princes, his
two
sons, passed through the town of Hasselt on
Sunday,
on their way to the camp of Beverloo.
their arrival had not been officially an-
nounced, they were received at the railway station by
the local authorities, the musical societies, and a
large crowd of the inhabitant,,, whilst many houses
were decked with the national flag. Enthusiastic
cries greeted them on arriving and leaving. A few
hours after, the KING and the Princes arrived at the
camp of Beverloo. They were received by the Mi-
nister of War amidst the roaring of artillery. His
MAJESTY and his two sons immediately passed tho
troops in review. They were received with cries of
" Vive le Roil Vivent les Princes I" In the evening,
the ICING gave a grand dinner, and the camp was
illuminated. Grand manoeuvres took place on 'Monday.