The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-03 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The President of the College of Princes,
.RADOWITZ, returned to Berlin on the 30th ult.
The Minister of Commerce has, it is said, aban-
doned- his proposition for tho abolition of import
duties on cattle and corn.
The Prussian Staats Anzieger states that the new
postal convention between ttie kingdom of Prussia
and the Austrian Government for the formation of a
Germanic Austrian postal union for the fixing of an
equal rate of postage throughout Germany, is to
come into operation on the Ist of July. The said
(convention has been joined by the Governments of
Bavaria, S ixony Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, and the
superio. '
postal authorities of Schleswig-Holstein. By
the treaty the rate of postage is very considerably
reduced.

lg The ChamEera of Saxe-Meiningen have been pro-
rogued, after voting the budget.
The Berlin Constitutionnel, which is edited by Dr.
HATM, has a long article on the policy of Lord PAL •
MERSTON. The article commences with citing the
remark of an Austrian official, whose name is con-
cealed. that " Peace will not be restored to EuroFe
until Lord PALMERSTON was hanged;" to which it
replies, that the Noble Lord requires only the oppo-
sition of such men, to secure to his proceedings the
sympathy and sanction of all liberal and independent
!politicians on the Continent. Referring then to the
;former French Revolution, and the policy of Eng-
land' the article says—
" BOW different is the case now 1 Palmerston and a
thoroughly
and has promoted the continental altera-
tions 1848. It may be considered something more
traditional,
of
English policy—a policy that has become
than accidental, that this perfectly national mode of
proceeding met with the deadly animosity of the
whole reactionary brood. It might have happened
that John Bull's nature had demanded the chal-
lenging of the antipathies of liberalism, and assuredly
the present Secretary for Foreign Affairs would not have
shrunk from the responsibility, but would have served
his country to its advantage. Instead of the House of
ILords, as became it, taking into consideration the real
interests of the country, it seems that the spirit of cone-
-1 tsovahf.
are,:Creek
chr de
dispute,
p
'ter-revolution has entered their heads, that they are ter-
;rifled at unknown dangers, which they consider can re-
'salt from the ' firebrand policy,' aad the majority deserts
'with flying colours into the camp of the hereditary
enetny. The expressions of magnanimity,
humanity, with which Lord Stanley illustrated his
Iharangue, can deceive CO one. Glean resolutions are
justice, anti
Held= wanting in great motives. It is particularly the
case when the national interest roust give way before the
interest of party, whether Democratic or Conservative."
I In another part of the same article there occurs
countries,
those
w h o soughtfo r,
for however
the justifiedenera ies
'the following passage :
„ It is due that we should follow the debates in the
suppositionLiberalslmo,r6othoraft the very commencement of the
IBritish Parliament with more animated sympathy than
far from Athens, yet is Germany, if pos•
sible, much more interested in the question than Russia.
An electric shock would pervade the whole Continent
if Lord Aberdeen, on the fall of the Whigs, should offer
the hand of union to Count Nesselrode, but Germany
!would feel its consequences most severely."
The article then diverges into the position of the
Prussian Ambassador in London, and seeks to prove
that the insult which he received at the hands of
;Lord BROUGHAM was connected with the attack of
the reactionary party on the strongholds of liberal
principles.

POLAND.
The Egyptian ophthalmia has broken out among
the troops in garrison at Cracow, and several of them
have already become blind.

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