The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-04 00:00:00

GEItMAN Y.

M. A. DE ROTHSCHILD, of Frankfort, is (says the
bidependance of Brussels) at present seriously ill. He is
the senior member of the ROTEISCHILD family.
On the 28th ult. the police at Munich made a search
to the house of M. REINHARDT, a deputy, and seized all
the remaining copies of his pamphlet entitled "Electoral
Liberty destroyed by Military Force."
A Vienna letter, of the 29th ult., mentions the seizure
of the journal called the Abenpost, for an article on Louis
NAPOLEON.

ITALY.
Cardinal ANTONELLI has issued a notice at Rome,
dated the 26th, announcing that the bonds now under
forced currency at Bologna, are to be withdrawn, and
replaced by other bonds, amounting to the sum of
318,000 scudi (1,766,665 f.)
The King of SARDINIA has appointed a commission
to examine a bill for the establishment of naval schools,
.
The Chevalier ALBEETO Ls MARNORA is named
sby the
press.
dent. The commission is to complete its labours
Ist of March.
The Official Gazette of Venice publishes a military
sentence of the 26th ult., condemning two men to the
gallows, and one to twelve years' bard labour, leaving
proceedings suspended for want of proof with respect to
a third, for having killed
,Colonel A fARINOVICH. in the
2
Arsenal of Venice, on the - d of March,
the insurrection broke on t . The
lB4oBf,
death
were executed immediately.

LATEST MUNI PARIS

(BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.)
ABOLITION OF THE MILITARY COMMISSIONS.
PARIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
The military commissions instituted to judge the in-
surgents of December are to cease their operations
throughout all France. They are replaced in every
department by a mixed commission. consisting of the
Prefect, Military Commandant, and Procureur-General,
which will decide with the shortest delay on the fate of
the accused.—Daily News.

THE HEIR OF ARDENNAN, a Story of Domestic
Life in Scotland. By the author of " Anne Dysart."—The Heir of
Ardennan is amongst the best novels of its class. The characters
cold, but benevolent
of he hero and heroine are finely coneolved; really good and great
without being overstrained. The externally
and shrewd Highland laird, the gallant old East India officer hi
father, the quiet kind " Berlin-Wool,' censuring maiden sister of
the heroine, are exactly such people as wo could wlsii to have for
friends. Mrs. Irvine, the lady of Locharroche, is a powerfully ima-
gined, truthful sketch of„true Highland character. Taken all in all
The Heir of Ardennan is an interestiug novel, the work of a
highly-cultivated mind, endowed with much penetration into cha-
racter.—DallY News.

Intelligence has been received of the death at
I'arls of M. Benjamin Laroche, one of the most zealous supporters of
the Free-trade and Anti-Slavery causes. As a friend and follower of
the Abbe Gregoire, he was early known in relation to the latter of
those questions. He died after a few days' illness, in the 54th year
of his age. Strangely enough, through a supcosed mistake of name,
he was announced as kited upon a barricade, in the contest which
took place in the streets of Paris at a period subsequent to the de-
position of the Orleans family ; a statement than which nothing
cQuid um') oddly contrast with his ImPitti and Ilia tendencies.