The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-25 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

BERLIN, JUNE 17.—We know nothing more than
what we find in the newspapers of the object of the
Emperor of Russia's visit to London. Many, probably.
ascribe it to the impending change in the Oriental policy.
We know from good authority. that the Emperors visit
was connected with the possibility of a marriage of h;s
Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge to her Im-
perial Highness the Grand Duchess Olga, who was in-
tended for the Archduke'Stephen.
BERLIN, JUNE 14,--The accounts received from St:
Petersburgh announce the health of the Grand Duchess
Alexander, Princess of Hesse, as rather better.
GOTTENBURO, JUNE 15.—Private letters from Stock-
holm say that the house of E. W. Schlegel and Co., has
called a meeting of its creditors, which has caused an
extraordinary sensation ; • also, that Captain Lindebeig,
a well.known member of the Opposition, proprietor of a
new theatre in that city, has stopped payment; the bills
are stated at 80,000 rix dollars, the assets at 82,000.
STOCEROLN, JUNE 14.—The State Gazette contains
the following article :—" While the discussions in the
journals on the Prince de Joinville's pamphlet 'have at.
tracted public attention in Franco and England to the
naval warfare, which will be produced by the use of
steamers, a more extensive work is in the press here,
and will shortly be published by one of our ablest naval
officers ; it treats the subject in all its details, and will
throw great light upon it, and we may venture to pro-
phecy that it will excite the 'greatest interest in Europe
and America?'

KISSINGEN, lUNE Is.—The luggage of his Majesty the Em-
peror of Russia, and also his saddle and coach horses, had al-:
ready arrived here, when intelligence was yesterday brought
by express, that his Majesty would go first to St. Peters-
burgh, and come here afterwards. To-day a second express
had brought word that his Majesty's visit to this place will
not take place at all. M. Van Sevrim is preparing to depart.
Ilamftry4 liorsen4aik 'lnge Jl. -
BRUSSELS, Jura! 22.—The Ring presided the day before
yesterday in a Council of Ministers. The Chamber of Re-
presentatives proceeded at the commencement of the sitting
to-day to the second vote of the project of let! 'on tobaCco.
It" was *passed, without' a debate, by a majority of
70 to 1. U. de Tornaco was the only one that
voted .. against it,. M. de Garcia declined voting,
The Minister then passed several votes of credit fur the
01)44400 of the interior; f Auaucei public works, and the
marine, and a provisional credit of ten millions for the tiring.
The remaining orders of the day having been disposed of, the
the Chamber adjourned sine die. •
The- Organ du Commerce, a Cologne journal, has the follow-
ing article from New York A. private letter from New
York, dated May 27, of the veracity of which we have no
doubt,. states that the negotiations for a- treaty_of- commerce
between the United States and the Customs' Union, may be
considered as broken off; and that it is not probable that they
will be resumed, because. the American Government makes
extravagant demandst while on its part it will make only
trifling concessions,"