The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

RIDAY EVENING-, JUL 23, 1852.

Neufchatel, to endeavour to effect an arrangement fa.
vourable to Prussia.

The King and Queen of SWEDEN arrived at Kis-
singen on the 15th. They were accompanied by the
Duke of UFLAND, and were j Dined by the Queen of
WIIRTEMBURG.

The Cassel Gazette states that the Bth corps
d'armee (Wurtemberg, Baden, and Grand Duchy of
Hesse), consisting of 30,150 men and 60 guns, will
assemble in the kingdom o f Wurtemberg in the
autumn for military man ceuvres.
The Cologne Gazette states that several domiciliary
visits have lately been made by the police of Berlin
at the residences of persons suspected of carrying on
a correspondence with the German journals. The
chief object, says the Cologne Gazette, was to dis-
cover the correspondent of that journal who uses the
initial N.
The New Gazette of Prussia, of Berlin, which
suspended its publication a l'ew days ago, has re-
appeared. At the head of its. columns it announces
that as it was seized for articles on the Zollverein it
will refrain from comment on that subject.
According to the new Prussian law on duels, the
bearers of challenges are not punishable when they
have done their best to settle question amicably.
The Prussian tribunals, however, seem to interpret
this article so, that bearers cf challenges who have
made no effort at ail for conciliation, shall be punished
more severely than the princi pals themselves, as was
the case on the 14th, at Cologne, when a Mr. Au-
Lica was condemned to four months' imprisonment,
while the principals were condemned to three, be-
causeit came out on the trim that he did not take
advantage of the pacific inclinations evinced, on one
side at least, to bring about a reconciliation.

BELGIUM.
The 21st anniversary of the reign of the KING of
the
BELGIANS, and the definitive consecration of na-
tional independence, was celebrated yesterday at
Brussels With the usual pomp. All the public edifices
and the vessels in the basins were decked out with the
national flsgs. A grand Te I)eum was sung at the
Cathedral of Michael and Gudule. The KING, their
Royal Highnesses the Duke DE BRAIIANT, the Count
DE FLANDRE and th 3 Princess CHARLOTTE attended.
They were seated on a raised platform on the right
of the high altar. The ceremony was also attended
by the POPE'S Nuncio the French, Dutch, Bavarian,
Turkish,
Swedish, and Danish Ministers, and high
State functionaries, &c.

ITALY.
The Osservatore Romano of the 15th notices as
follows an article which appea.red some time ago in
the Journal des _Mats, on the subject of intrigues
against the Gall ican Church said to be afoot at Rome
—" We should not have paid attention to that article,
had it not alluded to intrigues unjustly attributed to
a distinguished personage of the Court of Rome. It
would be absurd to maintain that the Church of
Rome cannot publish its sanctions, when all the
bishops in the Catholic world are authorised to pub-
lish their acts and instructions. Certainly no bishop
entertains snob a creed, for they all know the inviol-
able rights of the Church. Whatever may be said,
the Church will continue to practise her immutable
rules, in the certainty that they are her right, and
that she is under the protection of God."
A letter from Vienna states that the SULTAN has
sent a magnificent table service as a present to the
Pope.