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 5,000 f., 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 MADEOUX was at that
time captain of cavalry.
A letter from Vienna of the 30th tilt., 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 the will not be
y
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 a letter from
Leipsic of the 29th ult., which saye—" PAUL DE"
LAROCHE has arrived here, this being
places which he determined to stop at in his tour for
exhibiting his fine picture of the condemnation ot.
MARIE ANTOINETTE. This chef d'ceuvre excites uni-
versal admiration, as does another picture of his re-
presenting the Emperor NAPOLEON. one of the

In its sitting of ITALY.
Marriage Bill, with some modifications
of Turin voted the first seven articles of the Civil
the Ist the Chamber of Deputies
proposed by
the
Committee and accepted by the Governm sufficient
M.
ANGIUS moved that persons not having cient pe-
cuniary means to support the charges of matrimony
be
debarred from contracting it, but this motion was
set aside by the previous question.
The Risorgimento of Turin of the 23 states that
the citadel of Turin is being disarmed, and its cannon
sent to Casale, the new fortifications there being
nearly completed.
At the last meeting of the Archasological Academy at
Rome, Father Seem/ a Jesuit, read a translation
which he had made of 'the hieroglyphics engraved on
the Lateranensian Obelisk, which proved to be the
text of a dramatic poem, consisting of three celestial
and twelve terrestrial scenes. Tnere were five car-
besides most of the
dinals present at the meeting,
of the learned trans
literati of Rome, and the labours -
lator were much applauded.
The Order of Jerusalem (Knights of Malta) cele-
brated the festival of St. John the Baptist at Rome,
on the 25th ult. High mass was performed by Car-
dinal Faelizom.

We. find the following
S WITZERLAND.
2d instant, on the subject of the internement of
M. T. nuns :--.‘, It us necessary to fix
appears to
public .
Federal Council has had in
opinion, too often led astr.ay
...by
of Swiss policyan essential point
false or incorrect assertions, on
remarks in the Suisse of the
. whose presence was a to refugees. The
with regard'
remove from the principal refu-
gees Switzerland the first. place to
As to other refugees neighbouring states. It has done so in spite of
permanent
in
for
the outcry and the imrecations of the revolutionary
party.e
mised, the Federal Council, without inquiring into
their political opinions has required from them, as. a
sine qua non condition'of asylum, an entire abstenti.on
who were les.s.cempro..
from all political projects. Such is the conduct which
has been hitherto followed. We are,
thorised therefore, au-
has
to conclude that the Federal Council cannot
adopt a—ain
6 St M. TIMERS 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.
vornment and on the member of the Federal Council
who transmitted the order. M. TniElts) in fact, is
not, properly speaking, a refugee. No judgment has
been pronounced against him; he is only exiled for
reasons of state policy. lie is, besides, without
doubt provided with a passport. Exiled, and
no t, a refugee, he would be ready to return to
his. country did not another will than his op-
pan it. It is evident, therefore, that the Federal
Council could never think of placing M. TIIIERS 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 ofrthem."
A telegraphic dispatch from Frankfort, of the 2d,
in the Prussian Gazette of Berlin, states that M.
TIIIERS has refused to submit to the internement, and
will, in preference, leave Switzerland.