The Sun. — 1853-04-16 (London, England)

GERMANY.  The Mentz Gazette states that the Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt has given his sanction to the project of a railroad from Aschaffemburg to Mentz, and that of a railroad from Mentz to Bingen. A letter from Mentz, 9th, says :—"A communist trial, similar to that of Cologne, will commence on the 2d of next month, before the Court of Assizes of this city. The prisoner is a man named Jean Georges Reininge!, who has had his domicile in Paris, and is accasea of having, in 1851, conspired against the Germanic Confederation, and particularly against the Grand Duchy of Hesse. He was arrested on the 6th of September, 1851, and has been in prison ever since that period. Dr. Steiber, a Prussian police judge, is subpoenaed as a witness against the prisoner. It is thought that the trial will last a week." A printer named Goldsberg was arrested at Dresden on the 11th, for a speech against religion at a meeting of the ultra-democratic association of that city. He was set at liberty the same day, but the Government dissolved the association. The First Prussian Chamber vot id, on the 11th, the bill which confers on the Kammergericht, the right of taking cognisance of political crimes. The Prussian Government has adopted several measures to calm the agitation which has manifested itself among the workmen of Ber'in since the dissolution of the Hygienic Associations. The Ministry is endeavouring to establish small houses for the reception of the sick. Previous to the dissolution of the association its cash-box had been removed, and M. Levy, the cashier, has up to this time refused to say what has become of the money. On the 12th the President of Police addressed a notice to all persons who ;night be able to give any information on the subject. . _ .  The subject of the measures to be taken against Switzerland is shortly to come before the Germanic Diet. The blockade is not intended to be immediate, and the resolutions are to be prospective, and only to be put in force in the event of Swi'vzerland refusing to comply with the demands urged against her.  A convent of Jesuits is about to be established at Cologne, and premises have been hired for the purpose. _ _ _  By order of the Emperor of Austria, the Archbishop of Milan, and the Patriarch of renice have arrived at Vienna to take part in the definitive deliberations of Concordat to be concluded with the Court of Rome. The Postampt Gazette of Frankfort states its opinion that these two prelates will be nailed on to give their- a: trice as to the position Qs A nstrla ami the Emperor with regard to the Christian populations of the East.  The Corriere italiano of Vienna states that the commission appointed to carry out the measures relating to the sequestration of the property of the refugees has been instructed not to admit any claims to such property on the part of foreigners without great circamspection. The Vienna Gazette of the 13th contains the official announcement of M. de Bruck having been named internuncio at Constantinople, in the room of M. Reihberg, who is to receive another appointment. M. Vietzl has been nominated resident minister at Athens.  The Austrian squadron which has lately visited ,he different islands of the Archipelago has just returned to Cattaro, where it will remain for some  ane.  Two workmen have been arrested in one of the suburbs of Vienna, accused of participating in the murder, in 1848, of the Minister of War, Count Baillet Lacour.  The Official Gazette of Holstein publishes a treaty which incorporates the Oldenburg Principality of Lubeck in the Customs' system of Holstein. The disease amongst the vines of Zante, Morea, and Cephalonia, has greatly increased.