The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-21 00:00:00

S WIT ZERLAND.

The Post Anipt Gazette of Frankfort has the fol-
lowing from
13e rne, dated the 16th :—" There was a
great crowd this morning at the cathedral for the re-
ligious ceremony 19 commemoration of the Em-
peror NAPOLEON. Seats had been placed near the
altar for the French Ambassador and the Federal
Presidents, but most of the invited persons were ab-
sent. There was no I arson ;n the seats reserved for
the members of the diplomat 'c corps, with the excep.
tion of the repres? att nye of Piedmont. The British
Ambassador was in the cathedral but in plain clothes
with the crowd."
,
and mixed up

ITALY.
A letter from Turin of the 16th, in the Officai
Savoy Gazette, confirms
gave
_ the intelligence we '
sotne time ago of the Duke of PARMA'S absence from
his States, in consequence of serious dissensions said
to have arisen between the Duchess DE BERRY
and
himself, concerning his behaviour to his consort.
resignation al
The Official Gazette of Savoy of the 18th states
from Florence that a new version is current ne,,v
to the hand Sir H. BULWER had in the resign
M. BOCELLA. It observes that the threatened °abo-
lition of the Leopoldine laws could not be a sufficient
reason that lq. B e
reason for a British Minister to go to the extreme
limits of diplomatic remonstrance
CELLA. had rendered himself extremely obnoxious nt.
a portfolio
England by promising Count D ASTIER, the
°
repre-
sentative of the Order of Malta, that, in the event
0f
his (M. BOCELLA '5) being entrusted with
he would revive the ..lilitary Order of Malta; thus ci
course reviving a dormant claim tBo the island a Malta,
and causing annoyance to Great ritain.
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THE DUBLIN GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
Formal possession was given and tabhennsoon Thursday of the
lawn and premises of the Royal pu li ciety, for the pur-
poses of the Great Exhibition building. The staking out 0f
Esq , Hon. ecretary of the Royal
the ground wes duly inaugurated in tlsie presence of the Hon.
J. P. Vereker, L. E. Foot,
Dublin Society; Mr. Benson, toe architect; Mr. J. v i,
...Jean,
assistant secretary, &c ; and we anticipate that the 19th 0;
August, 1852, will be a memorable day in the annals of
ni
Ire-
land. The preparation of all the materials necessary for
this great work will go on pani Passu' g that zeal,
energy, and industry can effect will be left unapplied until
its completion.
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THE QUEEN'S PROGRESS TO SCOTLAND.—IIex
and the Prince Consort, with the youthful members
of the Royal family, will leave Osborne for the north on the
30th inst. Her Majesty will proceed from Osborne to Basing-
stoke, mil thence by the Great Western Railway to Reading
and (11cuce',:ter. At the latter city the Royal party will take
the Midland Railway, and travel the same day to Derby, re-
maining; for the night at Coff-s MidlandMidlandßailway Hotel. On
the following day the Queen will proceed by 'York, New_
castle, atul-Berwick•upen-Tweed, to Edinburgh, resting for
the night at the Royal Palace of Ilolyrood. On the morning
t
of the Ist proximo her Majesty will proceed northwe.7d o
Balmoral. .
NATIONAL ,PRODUCE.—SWEETS TO THE SWEET !
One'of the local papers, noticing the Exhibition at Cork,
speaks approvingly of "a large and miscellaneous display of
all kinds of sweets and lollypopS," exhibited by an eminent
Dublin limn 1