The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-30 00:00:00

GERMAN Y.

The Diet of Darmstadt, which was prorogued on
the Ist July, is summoned to meet on the 29:h.
A letter from Berlin, of the 24th, states that the
less elevated state of the temperature has checked the
progress of the cholera in that city. Au official re-
port which has been just published there has tended
much to reassure the public mind. Only three
new cases had occurred on the 231 The news
from Posen and Western Prussia was also less
alarming.
The King of PRUSSIA arrived at Hanover on the
24th from Berlin, and, after a short delay, proceeded
on his way to Oldenburg.
The ratifications of the treaty concerning the suc-
cession to the throne of Denmark, of the 3d of May
last, have just been exchanged at Vienna in presence
of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in the usual
forms.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA. passed a grand review
of 40,000 troops on the 22d at Pesth. They con-
sisted of 40 regiments of infantry, 16 of cavalry,
24 batteries of artillery, and several companies of the
reserve. The EmPERox, who wore the uniform of a
Field-Marshal, was received on his arrival by the
Archduke ALBERT, who commanded the troops. His
MAJESTY was accompanied by the Hereditary Grand
Duke of RUSSIA, the Prince Royal of WURTEMBURG,
the Prince Regent of BADEN, and the Prince Royal
of SAXONY ; and was followed by a numerous staff,
together with a great number of English, Russian,
French, and other foreign officers. The English
Ambassador, the Earl of WESTMORELAND, was in the
uniform of a General, and wore the Cross of Saint
Theresa, which was given to him in 1815. The
filing-off of the troops occupied an hour and a half,
and whilst it was taking place the bands played the
national hymn of Russia.

ITALY.
The Official Savoy Gazette quotes a letter from
Turin, of the 24th, in which it is stated that the
coolness between Sardinia and Rome is far from bQing
mitigated, and that the Sacred College has addressed
remonstrances to Monsignor RICCARDI, Bishop of
Savona, for not showing himself directly hostile to
the Civil Marriage Bill.

TURKEY.

Accounts from Constantinople of the 15th say
that the great event of the day is the removal from
the capital of two celebrated antagonists to the Re-
form
party—HAUL PACHA and SAAFELTY PACHA.
The first has been named governor of the province of
Brussa, the second is sent to take charge of the
Turkish islands of the Archipelago. These nomina-
tions have given rise to much animadversion among •
the Ministers. When 'WA. PACHA and SAAFELTY
PACHA, with HALM PACHA as Grand Admiral,
assumed the reins of government, the finances
of the state were in a most embarrassed po-
sition. They restored them to a sound basis,
and reformed the currency. The army was a
shadow, they left it a substance, and even
their enemies declared that of all the efforts
made to reorganize and reform, it is in the army
they have been most successful. The grand fault was,
in the eyes of diplomatists, that they were too inde-
pendent ; they would not allow the Porte to be dic-
tated to on every occasion, and insisted that Turkey
should fly on her own wings. Be that as it may, the
probabilities for this party to return to power is lost
for the time.
People in general are very ill-disposed towards
the Government for having effected the loan. The
conditions might have been more favourable, and num-
bers of wealthy Turks would give their money on
lower terms, notwithstanding that the legal interest
is 12 per cent. throughout the whole of the empire.
One great result is, it is said, that the Bank of Con-
stantinople ceases its operations by the month of No-
vember. The Government has lost immensely by it,
but those persons immediately interested and em-
ployed in the establishment have realised princely
fortunes.
It is well known that the SULTAN had made a
concession to M. LAMARTINE of an extensive farm in
the neighbourhood of Smyrna. M. L. has leased it
to an English gentleman on certain conditions, which
have not been accepted by the Government. An
Armenian company, however, offered a sum of 800/.
per annum for twenty-five years, on the Government
conditions, which has been agreed upon, and ratified
by all parties. The result is that the SULTAN'S grant
has been converted into an annuity of 8001. for
twenty-five years, for the exclusive benefit of M. LA-
MARTINE and his heirs.
Orders have been issued for the return of the two
naval divisions that have been dodging about the Ar-
chipelago. They have been ordered up for the end
of this month, and will immediately enter the Impe-
rial arsenal in the Golden Horn, in time to be safe
from the storms of the approaching winter. How
can the Turks ever pretend to a good navy by keep-
ing their ships at anchor years and years in the ar-
senal ? and even when the ships are sent out, they are
as soon ordered back, before the sailors have time to
t over their sea-sickness.

COURT CIRCULAR.
BAL MOR AL , TUESDAY.
Her Majesty drove yesterday in the open carriage,
accompanied by the Princess Royal, the Princess
Alice, and the Princess Helena.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out deer-
stalking.
The dinner party yesterda included her Royal
y
Highness the Duchess of Kent, her Serene Highness
the Princess Hohenlohe Langenbourg, and his Se-
rene Highness the Prince Hermann of Hohenlohe
Langenbourg.

0
The Prussian Minister transacted business yes'
day at the Foreign-office.

RAILWAY CALLS.
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