The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-03 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A Berlin letter of the 28th ult. says :—" The
sitting of this day in the Second Chamber was
an important and decisive one. The President
of the Council presented a Royal message, which
demands from the Chambers the abrogation of
Articles 65 and 68 of the Constitution, and that
from the 7th of August the formation of the First
Chamber will depend solely on the KING. The
agitation caused by the reading of this measure was
so great that it was impossible for some time to hear
what the different speakers said. The impression thst
it produced was such that the proposition to change
Articles 99 and 62 of the Constitution, with a view
to placing further restrictions on the vote of the bud-
get, was rejected by a large majority. The message
has been printed, and it is remarked with some asto-
nishment that it is countersigned only by the Minister
of the Interior. It is certain, however, that it was
deliberated in Council."
The /ndependance of Bruscels, of yesterday, says:—.
" Our private letters from Berlin furnish us with
some details respecting the communication made to
the S2cond Chamber of Prussia in the sitting of the
28th, and
which was known by telegraph. The
question is not a decree abolishing by the Royal will
the articles of the Constitution, and regulating the
b course, If,
organization of the peerage, but a new Bill, which
is in the Second Chamber to go through the or-
dinary
Right, which, in
. er should reject it, the affair will be grave ; but it
extremeis generally believed that it will be adopted, as the
, however, the Second Chem-
-260, has decided the voting with .
Q rejection of the Bill adopted by
the Left on the

the First Chamber, will probably vote in favour of
the new Bill. In the same sitting of the 28th the I
Second Clamber came to two other important votes.
It rejected by a majority of 186 to 82 the resolution
of the First Chamber, and which, diN iding the budget
of ordinary and extraordinary expenses, decided that
the first should be no longer fixed annually, hut once
for all, and that no future modification should take
place, except by a law. It also rejected by 225 to 57
another decision of the First Chamber, by which it
had declared, in opposition to the Constitution, that it
could vote the budget, article by article, like the
Second Chamber. It will be seen that there is a
conflict between the two Chambers on almost every
point."
A letter from Carlsruhe, of the 27th ult., sates
that the Hereditary Grand Duke of Bsden, Prince
Lours, has spontaneously renounced for ever, in
favour of his younger brother Prince FREDERICK, the
succession to the Grand Ducal Throne.
On the 28th ult. the Legislative Assemby of
Frankfort adopted the Bill for the revision of the
Constitution with all the amendments introduced by
the Committee.
The Wurtemberg Government has addressed a
note to the Assembly of the States, withdrawing a
Bill which bad been presented relative to the modifi-
cation of the Constitution.
The Austrian Government is at present making
, arrangements for causing mails and passengers to be
conveyed in four days, instead of six as at present,
from Trieste to London vita Ostend.