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GERMAN PAPERS.

FROM THE FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA,
JANUARY 9.
We have learned from travellers the following
particulars of the tnoveetents in the Russia')
southern army beyond the Pruth
Four Ru•s'nn corps ore said to have already
passed the Dnierter, two of which are under the
command of the General in Chief Count Wittgen-
stein, one under General Sackeii, and the fourib
under General Yermaloff.

The head-quarters of Count Wittgenstein were
to have been removed from Toleant to kitchanuff,
but the continued rain and snow ready impeded
the movements of these troops, which were ani-
mated with the hightst enthusiasm and military
ardour. The rain falls in torrents, and the ro.td•
are all impassable, so that the heavy artillery can-
not move a step. There is no instance of such a
winter in these parts. Fresh hoops continue to
arrive from the interior of Russia, and the Imperial
guards are said to have been on the march since the
20th December to Bessarabia, under the eomcnand
of Gen. Uwaroff. A second considerable army is
forming on the Dniester, as a reserve, and will tOrm
at the same time a sanitary cordon. It is computed
that in case the Russians should advance beyond the
Pruth, every body will be allowed to go forwards.
but nobodyto return without submitting to the usual
quarantine, in order to hinder the propagation of the
plague, which is generally an attendant of the
Turkish army. All the women and children, even
the wives of the Governors of Chatzian and Benders
bane retired, in consequence of this news, beyond
the Dniester. Many persons are of opinion that all
these measures authorise them to infer that impor-
tant events are ut hand.

According to all accounts from Moldavia the
Turks are sending all the heavy artillery and every
thing of value over the Danube. They seew to
have no considerable corps except near Jassy, and
even this will in all probability speedily retreat in
case the Russians advance, as it will be absolutely
impossible for the Turks to maintain themselves in
the principalities. In anticipation of the entrance
of the Russiatis, Moldavia and Wallachia are now
clearing in the Turkish fashion ; the measures
already taken fur this purpo.e are dreadful; at the
same time it has been notified to the Boyars who
have fled. that if they do not retarn to their homes
within a certain time, all their property. whether
real or personal, will be confiscated for the benefit
of the public treasury. None of them, however,
have obeyed this summons, because those who re-
turned would at all events be at least carried off
hostages by the Tonics, in case of their retreating.
Several Boyars at Jassy were informed against for
hiving concealed corn and other things. The
Turks immediately set fire to the houses of those
who had before fled.—(Allgenteime Zeilung, Jaaa.
..at 26.)
xuesiessaa. JANUARY 44.
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florins daily, making the salary of the Deputies
580 florins daily, or 17,400 florins for • mouth of
30 days. This expense for the first assembly of the
States in Bavaria amounted to about 192,000
florins, HANOVER.

It is said that new regulations for the observance
of holidays are to be introduced here ; that all
public amusements, such as theatres, dancing, dm
■re to be prohibited On Sundays and holidays, that
all the shops are to be shut in those days, and the
public-houses not allowed to sell any liquor before
four o'clock.

A considerable band of robbers has appeared
near Melle, in Osnaborg. Several individuals be-
longing to it have been arrested. The Magistrates
have asked for military aid, especially to secure
the prisons against nocturnal surprise.
MUNICH, JANUARY 22.

A deputation of the Second Chamber, consisting
of the two Presidents, the Secretaries, and several
Members, had the honour to wait on the King to-
day, to notify to his Majesty that the Chamber was
formed. The deputation was most graciously re-
ceived, and his Majesty fixed the 27th instant for
the opening of the Session.