The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-15 00:00:00

GERMAN Y.

The Prussian Gazette declares that France and
England have protested at Frankfort against the en-
trance of Austria with all her provinces into the Ger-
manic Die, and require that Prussia shall withdraw
her non-German provinces. It is added that Prus-
sia, though wishing to withdraw her provinces, bas
declared that that matter, as also the entrance of
Austrian provinces, are only of domestic concern,
and that foreign powers cannot be allowed to inter-
fere. The Frankfort journals state that Austria will
neither oppose nor support the withdrawal of the non-
German provinces of l'russia, but will propose to the
Diet to revise the decree of 1848, by which they
were admitted. The same journals announce that it
is intended to establish a Central Commission of
Police for all the states of the Confederation.
The Prussian Gazette says that there is no truth
in the statement of certain journals that a corps of
federal troops are to be collected in the environs of
Frankfort.

The National Gazette of Berlin mentions a rumour
,hat the Government of Wurtemburg has resolved to
leave the Zollverein.

The Germanic Diet, in the sitting of the 11th.
elected six Committees :—one charged with financial
matters ; the second to devise measures for reducing
the time required by plenipotentiaries for obtaining
instructions for their respective Governments; the
third to continue the labours of the first and second
Committees of Dresden ; the fourth to deal with
commercial qne“ions ; the fifth to prepare a project
for establishing a federal tribunal of arbitration ; the
sixth to examine the complaints of the Senate of
Harnburgh against Austria.

The Prussian Gazette announces that a congress
of the principal European powers is to be held in
the autumn at Frankfurt to regulate the question
relative to patents, and to draw up a treaty for
causing patents granted in one country to have force
in all.

The Hanover Gazette states that Prussia has pre-
sented to Austria a proposition for imposing very
severe regulations on the press of all Germany, and
that Austria, in approving of it, has caused it to be
referred to the Diet at Frankfort. The lianoverisa
Cabinet, it is added, is opposed to it.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES

The Correspondent of Hamburgh states that Frugas.
has resolved to support the protest of the Duke of
AUGUSTENBUEG against the confiscation of his estates
by the Danish Government.
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ITALY.

The Observatore Romano publishes th• following

notification
All pe rSO
ns are hereby ca hub utioned not to wear ha
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ti with blue or sk
or bonne y-blue ribbons, which are
token"f that b and which in the days of the most de-
plorable anarchy desolated this respectable city with
blood and violence. Whoever shall dare, two days after
this notice, to wear, notwithstanding this prohibition,
hate or bonnets or any other token; and whoever shall
he found in a suspicious meeting or conventicle, shall
be immediately arrested, and punished with fifty strokes
of tho bastinado ; for it is time now that every one
should submit to reason and he convinced that the plots
of the wicked do nut escape the eye of the Government,
Which will act against them with determination, firm-
ness, land tevortty. Imola, from the Imperial and
Ittyal Command of the station, June 25, 1851. The
Captain in command,

" RATKOVIC."

CORONER'S DlQUEST.—Yesterday Mr. Bedford hold
at the York Hotel, Tavistock-street,"Covent-garden, an iO-
- of four hours' duration, on Sophia Burford, widow
"Dutch Sam," aged thirty-seven, proprietress of the Bel
Exeter-street. The evidence of Messrs. Robins and
Brookes, surgeons, of Bedford-street, who attended deceased
during her illness, and made an autopsy, proved. that, al.
though a push she sustained three weeks ago might have
hastened her death, yet that she had been one mate of
disease for the last four years, from the Effects of which Mae
died. In accordan.• with the stove evidence, the jury
turned a verdict of "Natural Death."
Dispatches were sent off yesterday from the Colonial-
office to the Governor of the Cape of Good Rope.