The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-28 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The Governments of Baden and of Mecklenburgh
Schwerin have protested against the formation of the
new central authority of the Diet.
The Prussian Commissioner at Dresden has been
instructed to refuse to go into the question of the
Zollverein, and the Prussian Ministerial journal, the
Reforme, declares authoritatively that the commercial
policy of Prussia, for the future, must be the policy
of free trade.

The Prussian A.Staats Anzeiger says that in the late
railway accident, in which three persons were killed,
and several severely injured, Prince FREDERICK of
Prussia, who was seated with his attendants, Colonel
FISCHER and Lieutenant Vox HEINZ, in the couple
of the fifth carriage, received a very slight blow on
the back of his head.

His Royal Highness was the first who was able to
quit the carriage, through the window, and was soon
actively engaged in giving assistance to the other
passengers who were not so fortunate as himself.
Intelligence has been received from Vienna to the
23d. The Wiener Zeitung says—
" The Commercial Congress, to which nearly all the
deputies had arrived, were received yesterday at the bu-
reau by the Miniaer of Trade, who stated the obj,.et of
the C9ngre,s, viz.—that of introducing equality of cue-
toms duties, for facilitating the commercial interests of
the country. The Congress is to sit every day, except
Sundays and Fridays, from ten in the morning till two
in the afternoon.

" The Minister of Trade will take the chair whenever
it is pos,ible." .

The EMPEROR has accepted the resignation of the
Minister SCUMERLING• The Procurator of the Court
of Cassation, LICHTENEELS, will, it is said, be his
successor.

The French Ambassador at Berlin was summoned
to Paris by telegraph on the 24th.
According to the German Reform (the semi-
official journal of the Prussian Government) the Aus •
trian Government is about to attempt to raise a large
loan.

The National Gazette of Berlin says, on the au-
thority of a letter from Vienna, that it was reported
that Prince PAUL ESTERUAZY was about to go to
London, to draw closer the diplomatic relations be-
tween the Cabinets of Sr. James and Vienna.

A letter from Dresden, of the 22d, says that in the
last sitting of the Conferences, the question of the
German fleet and Federal fortresses were discussed,
and that M. NELL DE .NELLENDURGH, the Austrian
Member of the Federal Commission of Frankfort, had
arrived expressly to take part in them.
A Dresden j,,urnal states that the Prince SCHWAR-
ZENDURG and M. DE MANTEUFFEL are to return soon
to that city. In the meantime, it adds, the first two
committees of the conferences will have terminated
their labours, and the different governments will have
sent their answers respecting the new federal organ-
isation,

The First Chamber of Saxony decided in the sitting
of the 22d that it would be inopportune at present
to proceed to a complete revision of the Constitution.

BELGIUM.

On Saturday, in the Belgium Chamber of Depu-
ties, on the occasion of the war budget, M. RoGIER,
the Minister of the Interior, brought forward the
question of confidence in the Ministry. It was de•
cided affirmatively by a majority of 56 to 25.

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