The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-14 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A letter from ooblentz of the Bth, in the Carls-
ruhe Gazette, says—" The Prince of Paussie, who
returned here on the 6th, left to-day for Schlangen-
bad. The artillery, which had received orders to
proceed to the common of Wahner for its usual
exercise, received a counter order yesterday, and is
storms have done much damage. The electric fluid
tkourieedmsaiin herexty.threeduishreneg the KING'S stay. The late
sheep
on the 4th, near Ardenach.
The shepherd, who was quite close to them, escaped
unhurt.'
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The Princess of PRUSSIA arrived at Mentz on the
Bth from Frankfort, on her way to Schlangenbad to
visit the Empress of RUSSIA.
The Marchioness of DOUGLAS (the Princess MARIE
arlerisysetdhaant Baden on the 7th inst., to pass
the fine season. The town is exceedingly full this
there since the,. Ist of April.
Count DEINESSELR ()DE, Chancellor of the Russian
4,673 foreigners having arrived
Empire, arrived at kissi
aigen a few days ago.
The Second Chamber or the Duchy of Hesse was a
year,of Baden)
nt
few days ago about to discuss a Bill on the press ;
but on the invitati▪
on of the Government it refrained
from doing so, in order to await the promulgation of
the law on the subject by the Germanic Diet.
The Vienna Gazette. of the Bth publishes a tele-
graphic dispatch from Path, which states that the
Emperor of AUSTRIA has been received there with
great acclamation by all classes of the population.
The city was bri▪ lliantly illuminated in honour of
his visit.

ITALY.
In its sitting of the Bth the Chambers of Deputies
at Turin passed the 13111 for the Turin and Novara
Railway by 98 votes to 16. The Government takes
one-halfonly
M. BRASSEY one-fourth,
so
remains to be disposed oi
amongthrai
nt
ctoehnoefej,p the7osubE
public.
one-fourth
shares,neuhy
.
Prince o
~,lATOWSKI Minister of Tus-
cany to the French
Republic, arrived at Genoa on the
7th from Paris.
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The Risorgimento 0, Turin of the 9th states that
rernent had sent a detachment
othfetrPooiepdscatoontversoe Gveteeot th4
railroad that is being con-
structed at Truffirello where, as we have stated, the
th
etheir
labour. inhabitants
The
shad forci,
ly driven the workmen from
syndic of Truffarello has resigned.
The legal question
q
right has been submitted to
ndance of the province, which,
I hthoeweCveoru,nictil of Inteough
isih
We have received the first number of the Mediter-
t, will declare itaelf incompetent.
raneo, an Orleaniat
Tina has started
which the
cwomr:e:na
an latterstaunch
at E
ago
cu
hTa advice vd
ail
adhesion
eesswi on journal, which M. JULE 3 MAR-
za.
etesGs%eintoha
a. l
elttt
ebre
oa bears s
mthe
MARTINET,dat e of the
addressed to
Taosies D'AcitouT at Naples, in
We read in profess principles
for the future.
states that he intends his journal to
Letters froth ~ of order and progress, and asks the
ththee subject. Next follows M.
which is intended to be the poli-
tical
princiPles of equity, abstention
paper and generally advocates
ft
from
coaral prreocgr ri
rna ni:::
.0:
tion of union folon on the past, and the recommenda-
-Florence, in the Corriere Mercantile
that the case of GUERRAZZI, Dictator
Florence
of Genoa, state
pubile.lB49, and other political prisoners,
of Tuscany in
will be
on
t, ly tried before the Royal Court of
aisndpotshitaitveiltylla t
day for arije
The surveysne 16th.
Civit for the construction of a railway be-
tween
stated that a company has been formed,
Vecchia and Rome are completed. It
already lodged the caution-money.
person named CAPELLI was shot on that
6th, that a 0 the Piedmontese Gazette, from Milan,
d resistance against the gendarmerie.

.By decree SCANDINAVIA.
i
bona are to take
place in Iceland for the Althng in
the course of of the King of DENMARK, general elec-
the year ; and the Aithing is to meet
next year,
Some time
and a school .mistress named BOGEN, were
Stockholm,nle ago M. BERNARD, a Catholic priest at
prosecuted for endeavouring to induce persons to em-
to tr
brace the Roman Catholic faith. They were brought
ial a few
that the conversion from Lutheranism to Catholicism
days ago and acquitted on the ground
is n 0,4. an offence against tho law.

unanimousst" the
In the
the Bth in Court of Aldermen, Guildhall, on Tuesday,
consentof- *present. nominated for
election by the livery the Aldermen
Esq., late ofThomas Grissell,
on the 25th inst., ,
the firm
Right Hon the Lord Mayor, with the
Moore, Eof
y to be :7:heriffs for London
VERNMENT.--.1,
and Sheriff' of 111iddlesex for the ensuing year.
THE 0 Bow . chuorfehGrairsdsell and Peto, and George
,tsg OF
A r
I,IR. MATHEE.—THE DERBY Go-
fore the House of Commons the case of Mr. Mather, and also
the general Policy of the Derby Government. We under-
stand that the Noble Lord will express himself in terms of
unmeasured condemnation of that policy, and that the
Premier may be
John's invectives. The Whigs in the Reform Club were
expected to come in for a full share of Lord
last night in great spirits, in the anticipation of the impend-
ing onslaught.
They fully believe that it will prove most
damaging to the Tories. Lord Palmerston will also, we have
no doubt, come out on the occasion. The country will' be
sadly disappointed should his Lordship remain silent,—Ac,
vertiar.