The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-07 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The Munich journals announce that the PRINCE
PRESIDENT of the Republic has sent a snuff-box
ornamented with brilliants, of the value of 5,0001., to
Major-General DE MADROUX, commander of the for-
tress of Rosenburg, in Bavaria, as a token of esteem
for the pains he took in directing his education in
1817 at Augsburg. M. DE MADROI7X was at that
time captain of cavalry.

A let-ter front Vienna of the 30th nit., in the New
Prussian Gazette, says—" Although there is no
doubt that the Jesuists are now to speedily receive
permission to return to Austria, yet they
will not be
allowed to take possession of either their old houses
or others without a special authorisation from the
EMPEROR in each case. _

The Augsburg Gazette contains 6 letter
Leipsic of the 29th ult., which says—" PAUL Dr'
the
places has arrived here this being
one of
pieces which he determined to stop at in
his tour for
exhibiting his fine picture of the concbire
nation of
uni
MARIE ANTOINETTE. This the -
f d'oeuvre
of hisexcites
re-
vers*l admiration, as does another picture from
presenting the Emperor NAPOLEON.

In its sitting of the Ist the Cho
ITALY.
of Turin voted the first seven articles of the Civil
Marriage B 11, with some modifications proposed by
the Committee and accepted by the Government. M.
be debarr-d from contracting it, but
Chamber of Deputies
ANGIUS moved that persons not having sufficient pe-
of matrimony.
cutilary means to support the charges
set aside by thM previous question.
The Risorgimento of Turin of the 21 states
. that
and its cannon.
the citadel of Linn is being disarmed,
this motion was
sent to Casal-, the new fortifications there being
pf rohicsg
nearly completed.
At the last meeting of the Arehxological Academy at
Rome, Father Seccui. a J,,suit read
raved on
en a translation
which he had made of the hieroglyP
the Lateranensian Obelisk, whijki ved to be the
three celestial
text of a dramatic poem, con-isting o
car-
and twslve terrestrial scenes. Tnere were five
dinalspresent et the meeting, besides most of the
literati of Rome, and the labours of the learned trans-
lator were much applauded.
cele-
The Order of Jerusalem (Knig
brated the festival of St. hts of Malta)
John the
Baptist at Rome,
on the 25'h ult. High mass was performed by Car-
dinal FitANzoet -

SWITZERLAND•
We find the following remarks in the Suisse of the
2d instant, on
Switzerland
subzerljanect of the internement ofd
M. TERS :•--" T
.Lt appears to us necessary to fix
public opinions too often led astray by
false or incorrect assertions, on an essential point
HI
of Swiss policy with regard tothe rerst fugeesplace. Theto
remove liofromthe principal refu-
gees whose presence was a permanent menace for
neighbouring states. It has done so in spite of
fi Federal Council has bad in
the outcry and the imprecations of the revolutionary
raised, the Federal Council, without
party. As to other refugees who were less compro-
sine qua non condition of asylum, an
their political opinions, has required from them, as a
inquiring into
from all political projects. Such is the conduct which
has been h; h
—foerto followed. We are, therefore, au-
entire abstention
thorised to conclude that the Federal Council cannot
adopt against M. THIERS the measure which has been
taken by the canton of Vaud, and the responsibility
of the act of expulsion can only weigh on that Go•
veroment and on the member of the Federal Council
who transmitted the order. M. Taunts, in fact, is
not, properly speaking, a refugee. No- judgment has
been pronounced against him ; he is only exiled for
reasons of state policy. He is, besides, without
doubt provided with a passport. Exiled, and
not a refugee, he would be ready to return to
his country did not another will than his op-
pose it. It is evident, therefore, that the Federal
Council could never think of placing M. THIERS in
the category of the refugees whom it might think it
necessary to remove from Switzerland. The Federal
Council has never thought of denying air or water to
such persons as observe the conditions reasonably re-
quired of them."
A telegraphic di.pech from Frankfort, of the 2d,
in the Prussian Gazette of Berlin, states that M.
THIERS has refused to submit to the internement, and
will, in preference, leave Switzerland.