The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-30 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY

EVENING-, AUGUST 60. I.

The Minister of Finance, in conjunction with the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, has issued an order that
nll Turks resident in Austria ere to •be exempt from
:411 taxes of the revenue.
A letter from Vienna of the 234 stairs that the
cholera has made its appearance in that city, but only
in isolatA cases.

LIEBIG, the celebrated professor of chemistry, took
solemn leave of his pupils at Giessen on the 20th,
and will proceed immediately to his new destination
at Munich, to which place he has been invited after
57 years' academical labours at Giessen.
A letter from Wiesbaden of the 22d states that the
disease in the vines has declared itself with great
severi yin the whole of the Rheingau. In some
districts two-thirds of the plants are attacked. What
is remarkable is that cabbages, beetroot, turnips, &c.,
in the neighbourhood are also affected by a disease
before unknown.

A few days since five young girls entered the
baths on the Rhine at Cologne. They were heard
laughing and talking in the bathing-room which
they occupied, when suddenly the noise ceased. The
master of the stablishment, feeling somewhat
alarmed, opned the door, and found that the flooring
bad given way, and that the whole party had fallen
through flto the river, and been carried away by the
stream.

ITALY.
The Minister of Public Works at Rome has issued
a notification, announcing that the Pontifical Govern-
ment has taken the necessary measures to continue the
Neapolitan line of telegraph wires from Terracina to
Rome, in order to connect it subsequently with the
lines already in existence in Upper Italy.

TURKEY.
The Tripoli, the Janine, and the Aleppo affairs
have reen arranged, the Turks having given full and
ample satisfaction to the French Government.
But-, at the same time, they have complained of the
severi
ty of the measures taken against them.
Previous to giving a solution to the affairs, they
took the advice of several members of the foreign
missions. The arrangement alluded to is-
1. That the Pacha of TRIPOLI hes been removed
from the governorship of that province, end re-
called to the capital in order to account for his pro-
ceedings. 2. The Porte has promised to remove the
Dacha of JANINA. 3. The persons accused of the
murder of Father Besimus are to be exiled at once
for five years to the fortress of Belgrade, and ME..
HEMET PACHA is to receive severe remonstrances for
his want of energy in that matter. By the ahove
arrangement it is obvious that the Turks want to hush
the matter up without eclat.
Still there is in the way another difficulty of no
small magnitude, namely, the Jerusalem question,
which is once more on the Lapis. The misunder-
standing between the two parties relates to the famous
firman given to the Greeks during M. LATALETTE'S
absence, and which differs in many essential points
from the one given to the French Government. The
Ambassador gave in a strong note to the Porte.
FouAD EFFENDI, the new Minister for Foreign
Affairs, is endeavouring to act the part of a general
conciliator. He smooths down difficulties with a
view of leaving the hands of the Ministers free to be
exercised in bringing about those internal reforms on
which alone can be based the future strength of the
empire.

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