The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-22 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The Prussian Chambers were prorogued on the
19th inst.
A letter from Vienna of the 15th mentions a rumour
that ins the course of a few days the state of siege of
the capital would be taken off.
The Cologne Gazette bas the following from Ber-
lin; dated the 18th :—" The customs' congress held a
long sitting yesterday,• in which it continued the
general discussion on the treaty of September and on
the proposition of -Prussia, tending to modify the
treaties of the Zellverein. The object of the discus-
sion was to determine how the biliverein was to b
that if such an arrangement
represented in foreign countries. That r.p-e. - '
tion is to emulate exclusively from the Zoll 'e"t;e-
Prus4ia could
Bavaria, Wurteinberg, and Saxony Warmly - yere.R.
assume the
the opposedZ o 1 ve -
twboast ctoouz,
dineeciindteadinoinng,
affairs of
supreme direction of the
material interests.
is d .
consequence could
act
declare w ith
r e 1
of her own political and greater energy in fa-
Tvr eohiunery,
. that they would never
make any concession on the
contrary, they would abes point, but that, on the
the right of a private Ysreserve to themselves
no understrinding Was crepresentation. In consequence,
the three piincipal points
to. The following are
Darmstadt refuses to on which the coalition of
1. The preciput entertain the views orPrussia.
rn Germany will stipulated by Hanover, which South-
ibting in modification
listen to.-2. The mode of
and of the tariff (three-fourths of the treaties of the 2:ollverein
representation of re.e-fourths of the votes).-3. The
Other differences the Zollverein in foreign countries.
during of opinion will probatOU removed
the discussion difficult for any
understanding to Lon, but it appears
ill' on which
e,oome to.on„the.tar ,
not a word has been as A letter from Lei 7etAide.l7th, in the Bcersen-
halle of 11 b Pzic9
1141br
• •‘, The, milers assem-
am tiro, •„y",......
..
bled here from all parts"ne erermimy,for the book
fair were much excited on learning that the Second
Chamber of the States of Prussia had adopted a law,
1 declaring that for thiYfuture all journals, political or
bon-reilitical, are to be subject to postal charges. A
deputation was at once Gent off to the Minister, M.
Vox DER HEIDEN, 'to represent to him how injurious
stieh a measure would be to their trade." ,,,
,‘

ITALY.
Tee Risorgimento of Turin, of the 18th, gives the
following as the probable composition of the new
Cabinet:—M. D'Azeglio, President of the Criuneil
eh(' MiniSter of Foreign Affairs ; M. Galvagno, Grace
;M. Pernati, Interior ; M. La Marmora,
Instruction ; M. Spinola, Finances.
to other accounts, M. BONCOMPAGNI
PWI.I War;
and Justice;
Dr
Ctij ;O:I takersti:i
i3cng public
thealereocapa, Public 'Works; M. Boncom-
portfolio of Grace and Justice instead
of 31. GALVAGNO, who had not yet withdrawn his re-
signation ; and M. FARINI was to resume the port-
folio of Public Instruction.
In its sitting of the 17th, the Chamber of Deputies
at Turin passed the Ministerial Bill for the Turin
and Susa Railway by 73 votes to 42. The Senate
voted the suppression of subsidies to fathers of twelve
children, by 45 votes to 11. The Bill for the personal
property tax and some others were presented in the
same sitting.

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of Sutherland,
Titz WELIINGTON CAMPAIGNS.—Itis 'diorama, itunrig
GALLETti OF ILLIIiTkATION, t 14, RIMINI:1T RFE. T.
itiolige
The Duchess
the• Marquis of
the Duke and Duchess of Argyll and family,
Douro and the Hon. Misses Dalhousie,
dpia4slituwgeueik'shetla6pbareetines,hovnif :Id with
eavisit"
:the ,Marquis and
Marchioness of Westminster, the Ma_r_arty-,
U.Squs and Marchioness
of Tweeddala and party, the Earl of Wilton and p Earl
Craven, the Earl or Cardigan,Earl of Glengall, the Countess
of Desart and party, Lord Viscount Bbrington, Lord W.
Lennok and party, Lord Haddo, the Hon. W. Ferteseue and
liartY, Lady Grant and party, Si
French; Luilryns, Noreliffe and party,
Baillie Cochrane and, party, Generals Sir James. and 'Lady
Caulfield 'arid party.. Taylor, and : Fitzmaurice, Colonels
Sir Charles Lemon, Mrs.
Neil Campbell, Captains Farquhar and party, and Fulatrode
and party, the Bev. Dr. Croly, Mr. Ricardo and party, Mr.
r. Jackson, Raines, anti
Strutt, Mr. Vansittaft and party, &c.
"
THE PEOPLE THEMSELvES.—" Make way here,
the said a demagogue,
~, other day, at a public meeting, "We
are the representatives of the people" "make way *our-
themselves."
self," shouted a Bulwell glove hand, "we are the people