The Sun.
London, England, 1846-12-07 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

VIENNA, Nov. 24.—Ti1l the expiration of six weeks
from the day of the incorporation of Cracow, with the
Austrian territory, all goods will be imported free, but
under certain controul, for which purpose a cordon will
be drawn on the Russian and Prussian frontiers. After
the expiration of these six weeks, a list will be made of
all the goods which still remain, and from that time
nothing be admitted free of duty. All goods which re-
main at the end of nine months, not having paid duty,
will either have to pay duty or be sent abroad. With
respect to the future commercial relations and customs
of Cracow, we find the following etatemint in letters from
Breslaw, of the 20th of November:—" According to ac-
counts received this day from Berlin, the deputation from
this city has had several conferences, among others, with
the Minister of Finance. The result, we are sorry to say,
is unfavourable to our city and to the province, for the
Minister of Finance only knows that the conditions of
the incorporation of Cracow with the Austrian territory
are :-1. A moderate transit duty through the territory
of Cracow. 2. The permission to have magazines for
transit goods in Cracow itself ; and, lastly, the junction
of the railway,
The deputation afterwards had an audience of his
Majesty the King.
It appears from this that the trade with Cracow Is
lost to us, since goods will be liable to pay duty accord..
ing to the Austrian tariff.
VIENNA, Nov. 25.—The Austrian Observe,' has the
following article :—" The Augsburg Gazette of the 25th
November, in an article from the Galicir:,n frontiers, re-
specting the decisions of the three I)owers relative to
by AisutsotrhiaavtehrHouotgzhenthpieot:l
Cracow, adds, to counterbalanm the acquisition made
incorporation of Cracow. Prus-
siaa district belonging to Aus-
trian Silesia, and
R':issiti a small tract to the north of the
circle of Tadn
^,*pol in Galicia, we are authorised to de-
clare that t2nese statements are wholly unfounded.
BEitt/N, Nov. 30.—The new regulations of the post-
cake drawn up during the life of the late Postmaster-
General, Von Nagler, which were to have been intro-
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FRANKFORT, Nov. 25.—The Committee r',} the States
of Wurtemburg is said not to have judger: it advisable to
raise by the issue of paper the sumrix dollars, which could
not be raised on bonds at 4 per
of five millions of
Cent. For'this reason it is ir_'‘imated by the Swabian
Mercury, that the States wi.a be convoked in an extra-
ordinary session, in erde", to discuss the proposal for an
issue of Bonds bear.ag interest at 41 per Cent. to the,
above amount..

BERLIN. 75,0 v. 29.—0 n Sunday next divine sertice
will be performed for the first time in the new English,
char`ei, in the Hotel du Nord, which is very elegantly
fitted up. Her Majesty the Queen of England has sent
a contribution of 100 ducats to defray some necessary
expenses.—Hamburg papers. Dec. 1.

rill-market
passenger,iilrfo
EXTENSION OF THE CHEAP OMNIBUS SYSTEnti....
AVPilibllSes will
the Bank and Charing-cross, the Bank and Totteuhu,_
d and
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and
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court-road, &c., have been found so procluotiw 01,1 it
nTihneg otomnanihd
has been determined to extend the °heal, trftveiling
run between Paddington and the Bat k, via New-road,
system, and accordingly on Tuesday next
City-road, &c., at the rate of 4d. 04011 passenger for tile
whole distance, and 2d. to and from the Tottenham—.
court-road.
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We learn from the Gast of France that the wher,ts
have come up with remarkable vigour, and promise ray
abundant crops. Some fears had been entertained that
they would be checked by the early waits frosts, lir i
' theseameheasions bay, fiabsidtio-:Gatignani • •