The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-15 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The German Journal of Frankfort states that the
Queen Marie Amelie (widow of Louis Philippe), will
fix her permanent residence at the Chateau de Zuilio,
on the Lake of Como, belonging to her son-in-law, the
King of the Belgians. The necessary preparations
for the reception of her Majesty are, says this journal,
now in progress.
The Tuscan Government had prohibited the in-
troduction into Tuscany of the Paris journal La
Presse.
The trial of Guerrazzi was proceeding on the sth
inst., without any interesting incident.
It was remarked at Florence that Sir Henry
Bulwer, the English Minister, was absent on the day
of the celebration of the file of the Emperor of
Austria. He returned thither immediately after-
wards, and then left for Rome, to adjust some
politico-religious difficulties. An Austrian letter
says, that he profited of the absence of M. de Bou-
tenieff from Rome to repair to that capital, to pre-
pare the ground for the projects which English policy
contemplated to execute in Central Italy. The
Austrians had consequently resolved to reinforce the
garrisons of Florence and Bologna.
The Posen Gazette, of the Bth, says that the cho-
lera that had appeared among the troops of the gar-
rison in a mild form had gradually assumed a more
malignant character. In the military hospitals, from
the 30th of August to the 7th of September, most of
the cases brought to the military hospitals proved
fatal in a few hours. In the town there were, on the
Bth, 60 new cases and 18 deaths. There were cured
and under treatment 574 persons. The disease broke
out on the 3d in the establishment to which the soldiers
were sent who had been attacked and recovered, and from
that day to the 6th there were 19 cases of relapse, of
which 9 were fatal. Since the 7th a slight improvement
was reported. In Kurnik and Zduny there had been
several cases, but the numbers are not given ; in
Elbing, on the 6th, 20 cases were reported. In
Marienburg the disease is raging severely, as well as
in Grosse Werder ; in the village of Grojau, contain-
ing 400 inhabitants, fuii one-fourth have been carried
off by the epidemic; and in the little hamlet of
Dragheim, 3 had died. Zappot is the most extreme
point of the provicce of Posen where the cholera has
appeared; it is a little bathing place; all the visitors
immediately deerted it.

THE LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 14.
DOWNING•STREET, SEPT. 13, 1852.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Arthur Ed-
ward ILnnedy, Esq., now Governor of her Majesty's
Settlements in the River Gambia, to be Captain General
and Governor in Chief in and over the Colony of Sierra
Leone and its dependencies.
Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Major
Luke Smyth O'Connor to be Governor and Commander
in Chief in and over her Majesty's Settlements in the
River Gambia and their dependencies.
WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 14.
__(l3oth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant the
_lo!,enourable Algernon Arthur Sidney Annesley, from
r__
el6th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Se-
Zunr'Ovla° exchanges; Cornet James Macgibbon Burn
_i__ _r_ a from the 3d Light Dragoons, to be Cornet,
nce.ls idgra4o, who retires from the service by the sale
of his commission, Sept. 14.
16th Light 12,
Soverne, from the IZZ.r —Lieutenant John Edmond
vice the Honourable A. Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant,
Sept. 14. A- S. Annesley, who exchanges,
Ist Regiment of Foot_Ensign Stephenson Simon
Bristowe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sharpe,
who retires; Alexander ay. Lo
, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Bristowe, &pr.l4.
Murray Home, from half-
16th Foot—Captain Jamea
to be Captain, r • pay Unattached, epaying toe difference,
vice Hawker, who exchanges; Lieutenant George de la
Poer Beresford to be Captain, by purchase • .ra
Phili , vtee ..,ome,
who retires; Ensign Archibald
P Douglas, to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Beresfurd, sept..l4.
Adjutant,
18th Foot—Ensign Francis Etesonbe T
to ,ientenant,
Without purchase, vice Sargent, appointed
July 9; Gentleman Cadet William 0 Bilyen Taylor, from
the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Eteson,
Sept' 14; Lieutenant Edmond William Sargent to he
Adjutant, vice Doran, killed in action, July
Sayer to be
23d Foot--Second Lieutenant Frederick .
First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jenkins, who retires;
First Lieutenant Henry Bathurst to be Adjutant, vice
Jenkins, Sept. 14.
24th Foot—Ensign Robert Joseph Logan Cratchley
to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cuming, de-
ceased, June 26 ; Ensign Alexander Garden Shand,
from the 69th Foot, to be Ensign, vice CrutchleY,
Sept. 14.
59th Foot—Lieutenant Joseph de Montmorency to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Fuller, who retires ; Ensign
James Alfred Caulfield to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice de Montmorency, Sept. 14.
_ 68th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Arthur Lennox,
from half-pay of the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
vice Huey, who exchanges, Sept.
14.
th... 6
Royal
Foot—Gentleman Cadet Charles Fraser, from
th"azit,oyal Military College, to be Ensign, without pur-
781a70e0Shand, appointed to the 24th Foot, Sept. 14.
be Lieuteuat—Ensign Alfred Wickham Pym Weeks to
Sept, lc At, by purchase, vice Delisser, who retires,
92nd Foot -Lieutenant Mordaunt M'Naughton Smith,
to be CaptEnn.
Ensign Edward 11. purchase, vice Hay, who retires ;
tenant, b
Itanpiareti;;tinsaerles Buller Elphinstone to be Lieu-
Thomas sden, i vice Smith ; Ensign George,
vice Elphinstone, set,rt.l.l
96th Foot—Ensign Phi,
88th Foot, to bo Ensign
i n
tenant, by purchase, vice Allyage Alcock to be Lieu-
-2d West India Regiment.s .n, who retires, Sept, 14.
anriieutenant Charles James
Lindam, from half-pay $;~©
ge::.adj, to be Lieutenant,
vice M'Loughlin, who exclaim
21:neet John Leslie,
, Sept.k, I,itenant, by pur-
from the 6th Dragoon Guares, to be
chase, vice Linden', who retires
BREVET.—Captain James Murray Home, of the 16th
Foot, to be Major in the Army, Nov. 11,1851.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SEPT. la.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Limit Charles
Neville Lovell to be Second Captain, vice Blakely, te
re-
tired upon half-pay; Second Lieutenant George Sisson
Ilarward to be First Lieutenant, vice Lovell, Aug. 18;
Brevet Major Piercy Benn to be Lieutenant Colonel,
vice Desbrisay, retired upon half-pay; Second Captain
Gorge Buoknall Shakespear to be Captain, vice Benn;
Lieutenant James Francis Eaton Travers to be
Second Captain, vice Shakespen.; Second Lieutenant
Jt times Meredith
enant, vice Cullingwood Vibart to be First Lieu-
Viwutittrid Thomas Gage Travers, Aug. 31; First Lieutenant the Hon.
William Kennedy, to be Second Captain, vice Lord
Booth to be First
Y, retired ; Second Lieutenant William
cond Lieutenant WilliamLieutenantSept.Sc.Fisher, Lambert Yon"e to be First
' resigned Se • 2.
Commission by ' 01.' p"
Royal Cardigan Militia the-PatrierieFenra.ncis Durham,
Esq., late Captain and Adjutant 37th
Adjutant, Sept. 11. Regiment, to be
Commissions by the Lord-Lient
Henry Willoughby, Esq., to beeTt of Yorkshire.
Francis Cholmley, jun., Esq, to be Deputy Lieutenant;
putt' Lieutenant.
Commission by the Lord Lieutenant ot Ilaverfordwest.
Liam William Walters, Esq. ,to be Deputy Liehten, t. Nu.
o Owen, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Johnn 'Lloyd
gan, Deputy
to be Deputy Lieutenant
—l4 to be Deputy Lieutenant, Sept, 9, ; j°}lll Evens,