The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-05 00:00:00

GERMANY.

Accounts from Berlin of the 24 state that the
KING'S sanction had been obtained to the arrangement
entered into at Olmutz between Baron MANTEUFFEL
and Prince SCHWAB:TZENBERG ; and advices from
Vienna of the same date state that the Austrian Go-
vernment had also accepttd the arrangement of 0!.
inuta. Dresen is mentioned as the place for hold-
ing the free conferences ; 3 et, notwithstanding all
these symptoms ofa concluded amicable settlement, the
Berlin Ministerial organ announces the arrival of
alarming dispatches from Vienna. These dispatches
were written after the Olmutz arrangements had
been notified. Immediately after their arrival at
Berlin instructions were issued to expedite the arma-
ments, and purchases of horses were effected at very
high prices.
No change has taken place in the state cf affairs in
Electoral Hesse.

The following is the text of the Address recom-
mended by the Committee of the Second Chamber of
Prussia for adoption :
" Your Majesty has summoned the Chambers around
your throne in a difficult crisis; we may joyfully add, in
a great one, for the national feling of Prussia has shown
itself great and powerful, when the safety and honour of
the country appeared to be endangered.
" Returning with all our hearts the expression of your
Majesty's royal confidence and welcome, the Deputies of
the Second Chamber feel, before all things, compelled to
declare the deep sorrow which the attack on your Ma-
jesty's sacred person has called forth in every Prussian
heart. The sorrow was immediately succeeded by ind
nation and horror at the deed, which for the honour of
the Prussian name we shall gladly hear was that of a
maniac. The feeling is accompanied by gratitude to the
all-directing and merciful Providence of Lied, which has
for the second time so miraculously preserved the life of
your Majesty.
" The bills and projects of law laid before us we
shall examine with the attention their importance re-
quire.

" The revival of trade, commerce, and navigatior,
which followed the re-establishment of order in our in-
ternal affairs, and the confidence that arose out of it, h..s
given us great satisfaction, and filled us with the best
hopes for the future.

Not less satisfactory to us is the increase in the re-
venue of the State, which is directly connected with
that revival of commerce. If it does not fully cover
the demands of the Governmi nt, and renders unavoi&;-
ble a further call on the taxation of the country, s% e
shall submit tho measures proposed for this purpose to
the more careful examination, as we consider it our
duty to spare the resources of the country as much as
possible, and establish an-equalty between the incimo
and expenditure of the State. From the same point of
view we shall undertake the revision of the application
of the credit of 18,000,000 thalers, voted last session for
military purposes.
" We hear with satisfaction that the peaceful relations
of your Majesty with the great Powers of Ectrope haVe
not been interrupted; for we fully estimate the blessings
of peace. But we deeply regret that your Msjesty's
efforts to obtain for the German States a Constitatioa
equal to their requirements have not succeeded. We