The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-11 00:00:00

GERMANY.

~._ The president of police has published a notice ex-
l'uning and fully justifying his grounds for the
l,.dissolution of the so-called " Sick Provident
t.,'llni,ell2' It appears from this document, which is
---- ion- to s. 0 admit of translation, that several of the
ille `Lividuals recently arrested and most seriously
41)teaised, such as Falkenthal, M.D. ; Levy, a
onereothtradesman ; Goldhammer, a cutler ; and
chai ' et% Whose names are given, were either
nujurnan . etnia) Stewards, treasurers, or officers of the
other I'D at the society was the "mother" of sundry
lezee, fallellelubs; that, under the mask of benevo-
denkocralcillain object was the dissemination of
exelusivel republican principles, and its objects
association
rtotori* l3 the ex common councilman Runge,
, ens f,„,_ , . ___-_
that three "Jr
thal, Ries, of txuhes "socialist-communist activity ;"
„,, principal medical men, Falken-
rio
be:B ; that 874 Abarbanell, are similarly notoe-
n repea+_ -,Yeral .other trading members._
1.11(1 furth..l37 compromised
004/Ailed thus4n thati medical practitioners
benevolence to
rrapt
and se ves of the mantlein of lristiac an
di o
stewardsuenc evs;
It is further
Proms
that pervert the
deficit in the cause,
which at there is alarge
tor ziallst either have 'en from malversation
ha .legitimate purposes, or from the committee
atillng reduced the entrance-money far below the
~, Plilated amount. According to the books, the
ZeMbers inscribed amounted to some 12,000, from
'different guilds. Among these were 1,046 shoe-
makers, 1,614 tailors, 240 printers, and 4,180
engine and machine makers. The police had not
--PdY dissolved the society, but seqnestrated the
1,1131._ di-23r0 tempore. At the same time care has
'eell taken that the sick shall receive proper at-
-IL'▪ endance. The numerous creditors will, it is said,
(I)se their money, as, from. the association not
nle.bitileorspn.oe
„ving. had corporate rights, its president and
;,,,e7s,ards-cannot be prosecuted as a body. Nothing
ainstrs therefore but to prosecute individually,
bar for the amount that may be due to each nrm-
arm7, an endless and fruitless undertaking.
arms and
police and watchmen continue to pick up
Which are a mmunition in considerable. quantities,
thrown into the streets at night by per-
-3.0118_ who fear that the domiciliary visits may lea I
to detection. These arms and ammunition bear
through the of
having been obtained by or
184,5, The disgraceful plunder of the arsenal in
state that teache
e Ministerial Zeit says that it regrets to
are more or 1
coveedrs. a. nd lecturers at the university
recently dis ess Implicated in the demagogic plot
1% G-1; k
er e *h., It quotes, among others, one
fended fro his' was formerly rosecuted and sus-
nlademntittted u, functions, but pardoned and re-
Pen. his entering into an express engage-
; '3
austain from politics. M. Gherke has been
aga-n susiDen, d
811001 committee'---e y order of the so-called provincial
universityW Another lecturer of the same
-Thhaersgee larer:efsinagrrested three or four days past on
connected with the conspiracy.
moose duty „acts prove that many of the persons
the- h lb is to abstain from politics, and who
the_
_, read
la y snail neu7f
,the State under condition that
.4..,:w5, avail th sate morality and respect for the
thee,
most pe emselves of their position to instil
ell" Pupil rniej°lls doctrines into the minds of
The Berlin
.
or reward.
to for 4lagistrates have established prizes
produce an :11'1,a/its upon principles calculated
are
divided iutr,-7_'-'elat' moral effect. These prizes
conduct. Th - classes for different grades of good
°ll the 29th 118, at the last award which took place
uMs for e Utlt., four female servants received pre-
and A A I raordinary good conduct, and 22 males
the --•* emales, who had lived the longest period in
_e s ervice of the same masters with unblemished
u rtificates received the rewards for that class.
The
- maxinium service of these 66 persons was 28,
the minimum 13 years.
The Zeit has the following :
" Numerous complaints have been made of the treat_
went (behandlung) to which goods transitory through
Austria were subject. We have great satisfaction in
Eltating that through the representations of the Prussian
tiovernment, that of Austria has readily adopted mea-
sures for removing part of the evil, and every prospect
exists of the remainder being soon set aside."
Doctors.Abarbanell and Ries (mentioned in the
Police notice above cited as having been well-known
agitators for the subversive party) have published
a refutation of this charge, and declare that they
shall take the necessary legal measures to protect
their honour and rights.
Englishmen, or those of. the United States, pro-
Pesing to travel in Germany, will do well not to
wurinithg with them, as commonly the case, especially
tie latter, the so-called calabrese, or any other
Misshapen hats whatever. If they do, they must
submit to the consequences, which will either bo
police interference or other inconvenience.
The remaining naval stores, arms, ammunition,
and so forth, of the ex-German fleet, are to be
sold by auction at Geestemunde, below Bremen,
en the 18th inst.

BELGIU
The installation of the Duke
de Brabant, eeA
lann of the King of the Belgians, as member oft lhe
Senate, took place at Brussels on April 9, with
Feat ceremony. All the Ministers high function-
aries, and members of the diplomatic body wera
present on the occasion, in grand costume, and Jim
Palace of the Senate was guarded by a considerable
number of troops, to do honour to the presump-
th'e heir of the Crown, who has just attained his
lierity. The young prince before taking his
at, swore fidelity to the Constitution, and was
i;l_,"Proclaimed a member of the Senate' by the
ilce,de Ligne.