The Sun.
London, England, 1850-09-04 00:00:00

GERMANY.

We find the following from Vienna in the Alge-
meine Zeitung of the date of the 29th August :
" His Majesty has not yet returned from Ischl, where
he had important conferences with the Russian Chancel-
lor of State, Count Nesselrode. Baron Megendorff, the
Russian Ambassador at Berlin, accompanied Prince
Schwatzenburg to be present at the conferences. King
Otho of Greece arrived at Ischl yesterday. He intends
visiting his cousin, the Empress Mother, at Salzburg,
which place he will quit the day after to-morrow. The
King will visit Vienna in October. Count Nesselrode
returns to St. Petersburgh, via Lintz and Prague, with-
out visiting the capital. Count Stephen Ms:llya-Iy, who
has been pardoned by the Emperor, has arrived here
from Constantinople. Several of the Magyars, who
have been amnestied, have inserted a letter of thanks is
the newspapers."

The Independence of Brussels says :
" Our correspondent at Berlin continues to send us
an nna'ysis of the notes exchanged between Austria and
Prussia on the subject of the convocation of the re-
stricted Diet. The striking point of these notes is, that
the reply of Prussia is a sort of manifesto or programme
a•idressed to the German nation. They do not despair
at Berlin to see Austria renounce the restricted Diet, and
to accept the free conferences which Prussia proposes
t) substitute fur it; and it is said that if in these con-
ferences the Prussian programme is adopted, the Minis-
terial crisis will be avoided at Berlin; if, on the con-
trary, it is rejected, a change of Ministry will take alace
to the profit of the extreme right. The opening of the
Diet convoked by Austria has been fixed for the 2d
instant; but our correspondent at Frankfort informs
us that in all probability the convocation will be put off,
and that, at all event., if the Diet meets it will be imme-
diately prorogued, in order to allow Prussia and Austria
time to agree about some arrangement. That might
cause a long adjournmen•. Prince de Schwarzenberg
and Count de Nesselrode have, we understand, come to
an agreement, at the conference which they bad as Lehi,
on the course to be taken in German affairs. It is known
that Russia strongly advises Austria and Prussia to ter-
minate their difference, and come to an amicable arrange-
ment."
The Wiener Zeitung publishes the project of the
Minister of Justice, Count Vox SCHMERLING, on the
organization of the new courts of judicature in the
kingdom of Dalmatia, and the code of laws for the
Crown lands, as sanctioned by the EurEitort under
an Imperial decree, dated July 17. One of the
important features of this project is the introduction
of trial by jury. The BAN, who has hitherto been
Governor of Dalmatia, will be represented by a
Vice-Governor, who will make Izana his place of
residence. _ _

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The States of Hesse Cassel, in their address in
answer to the Speech from the Throne, express their
want of confidence in the Ministry. The address
opens with echoing the wish expressed in the Royal
Speech, that the deliberations of the Chamber might
be blessed to the country. "But," say the States--
" We cannot conceal from ourselves that this will b.
impossible so long as
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the name of the people whom we represent that these
do not recognise in the appointment of the present
Ministry a fulfilment of your Majesty's royal declara-
tion of March 11, 184 S. We repeat the expressions of
mistrust uttered by the former Chamber against the pre-
sent Ministry, and approve what the permanent com-
mittee has stated to your Royal Highness in the interval
which has since elapsed."
The address concludes—
" The Bill on the temporary collection of the taxes
until September 30th shall be well considered
and ap-
proved, or rejected, as the result of our investigations
shall dictate. We meanwhile repeat the firm conviction
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Speech have been brought about chiefly by the preEent
Administration, and hold them insurmountable if your
Royal Highness will persist in surrounding your throne
with men who can never enjoy the full confidence of the
people. May your Royal Highness not turn a deaf ear
to the voice of your people!"

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The German papers have adviees from Kiel and
Altona of the 31st ult., but they contain nothing new
or interesting.

A Russian fleet was seen off Kiel on the 31st ult.,
and when it sailed it left a squadron of eight Russian
ships and one Danish frigate to blockade the harbour
of Kiel.