The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-02 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

The Presse says it has received the following in-
formation from Brussels :—" The present ,Ministers
will remain in office, including M. FRERE.ORBAN.
Only M. TESCH, whose health is seriously affected,
will retire. He is named Prefect of the Luxembourg
in the place of M. Smirs, who will, it is said, be ap-
pointed to the vacant.governorship of the province of
Namur. The successor of M. TESCH in the Ministry
of Justice will probably be M. ORTS, a member of
the Chamber of Deputies and Professor of Political
Economy in the University. It was M. OATs who,
in the discussion of the Bill on successions, propsose
to
to introduce into it the progressive principle.ssiAd
the
the treaty of commerce with France, it.!s_ Belgian
negotiations will be resumed, and that the
ry
pro*
Government will grant protectionl
perty. It is understood, however,
isianally. It is
Ministers continue in office only pro;
session of the
proposed to convoke an extraordinary
-5 and to avoid
Chambers for the dispatch of hula.
ROGUE and
in it all Cabinet questions. .n
f the Government
present
FRERE will carry on
until the next session, N!'
then the Ministerial crisi
a dissolution of the h*ch is la November, and
-5 lwill be settled, either b3r
Parliament or a change of
the busine" 9 tohst the
Ministry."

ITALY.
be the
announces that the Co”udnci?..
"Council of the Prince, . .
The Tuscan
will b
of State independent of the Council of Minis-
tinct from
eat Council will consist of a paid presi-
ters. aid ordinary councillors, with an in-
dent anl.dhe-i;het
pmber
determinate of extraordinary councillors
without salaries,
nu
lis
and a first and second secretary.
Council The C
not to have the power of initiating
It will only meet at the command of
the SOVEREIGN, to consider, discuss, and prepare
'questions which may be submitted to it by the GRA,ND
DUKE, and then only to give their simple advice or
consultative vote on them. Another decree appoints
the Vice.-president, VINCENT GRAMINI, to be the Pre-
sident of the Council. A third decree announces the
termination of the Ministerial crisis. The Minister
Bocc ELLA is relieved from his duties of Minister of
Public Instruction, to which office M. Cosito Buo-
NAROTTI is appointed. M. BOCCELLA is much praised
in this decree for his past services, and is charged with
a mission to the Court of Naples.
We read in the Risorgimento of Turin of the 28th
that a band of seven robbers infests the vicinity of
Riolo, in the Romagna. They have had various
,en-
counters with the caribanehrs, without losing a single
man, but, on the contrary, killing or woundipg_e_ed
veral of their adversaries. They plunder,rob,
t t.
assassinate without mercy on the highways, n
tbe
standing the numerous Austrian garrisons
o tw
inju
neighbourhood. n the
A. solemn funeral service was
29th at Turin to commemorate th death of 11.
CHARLES ALBERT. ,soh Publishes the
The Piedmontese Gazelle of tbefe the Mortara and
: iebrated ° .-
ing
law authofising the concession
anonymous company
Vigevano railway line to
~an last.
constituted on the 11th of l-

,IHE couNwA,,, RA/LwAr.--The contract for dui
first 1U miles of this railway, between Truro and St. Austlet
has boon taken by Mr. Sharp, who IV 3.5 a contractor for a
portion of the South Devon line, at the very low price of
90,000/. The work is to be completed in 18 mcnthsi
There were some 14 tenders for this piece of road. •It is ic•
tended locoen this piece of railway as soon as complete, and.
that, in junction with the \Vest Cornwall Railway, wilt
tinuous communication from St. Austle to Pen
make a cou !?
zance.
nors
Dispatches were sent off to the Govern of the meat
Islands from the Coinita.offioe on littu.doi,