The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-10 00:00:00

GERMANY.

ROME, SEPT. 24.—0 n the 21st a report was suddenly
spread here that Don Carlos had arrived in this city. This
news was false ; it was Don Sebastian who had come to the
Hotel de l'Europe, and stopped here only half a day. Ac-
cording to letters from Ancona the cholera is evidently
abating ; they affirm that the sanitary cordon, which was
placed round the citAkt the first alarm and suffered nothing
to pass in or out, was the cause of the death of many poor
persons by famine, the inhabitants being taken by surprise,
and the town not well furnished with provisions. It is said
that travellers will soon be able to go to Naples by land
after a long quarantine ; but this news is not official. From
Rome travellers can proceed without being anywhere de-
tained through the whole of northern Italy.
VIENNA, SEPT. 29.—The Court will stay at Schonbrunn
till the 15th October, as there is an appearance of fine au-
tumnal weather.

VIENNA, SEPT. 30.—Five per Cents., 1021 ; Four per
Cents., 991 ; Three per Cents., 723- ; Bank Shares, 1,317.
—Allgenteine Zcitung, Oct. 5.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA Seer. 2.9.
.
Five per Cents. Metalliques , 10214
Four per Cents. ................... 7902.,
Three per Cents.
&ink Shares ... •.• ••• ••
—Allgerneine Zeitung, Oct. 4.

B 0 HEMIA.
PRAGUE, SEPT. 23.— JEWISH DISABILITES.--AR equi-
vocal passage in the Josephine collection of the laws gave
occasion some time ago to a doubt in the provincial tribunal
at Prague, whether Jews were permitted to bear Christian
names. The superior tribunal, to which the question was
referred, decided that the Jews were free to take any name
except that of the patron Saint of the kingdom. An admi-
rable instance of the gracious sentiments natural to the
Imperial family, was afforded in the kind reception that the
at Prague met with from
Jewish community
elders of the Jew
the Emperor, who is said to have enquired, in the most
affable manner, into the circumstances of the community.
On the 13th September, the Archduke
Francis Charles
and his consort, with the King of Saxony, went to the Jews
quarters, visited several synagogues, viewed the temple
which is not quite finished, and returned with the benedic-
tions of the people, after staying above six hours.

NAPLES.
The Echo of Milan publishes the following article, under
the head, of " Present Organization of the Land Army of
the kingdom of both Sicilies :"—" According to a recent
decision of the War Department, the land forces of the
kingdom will consist in time of peace of 60,000 men, and of
80,000 in time of war. The population amounting to
8,400,000 souls, there is a soldier for every 140 inha-
bitants. The period of service is fixed at ten years, five
of which are in the active army, and the remaining
five in the reserve. Rich company of infantry is com-
posed of 100 rank and file and four officers, six companies
form a battalion, and two battalions a regiment. In time
of war the force of each company is to be raised to 150
men. Seven companies will constitute a battalion, and three

battalions a regiment. The infantry at present consists
of three regiments of the Guard, 12 of the Line, and six
battalions of Chasseurs, of national troops, to which must
be added four regiments of Swiss infantry, forming eight
battalions of 600 men each, so that the effective force of
the Neapolitan infantry, the staff included, is 29,700 n:en.
The cavalry, in time of peace, consists of seven regiments of
four squadrons each, comprising in all 4,463 men and 3,612
horses, which, in time of war, is to be formed of eight regi-
ments, of five squadrons each, composed of 7,864 men and
6,344 horses. The artillery consists of two foot regiments, a
company of horse artillery, a Swiss battery, a brigade of ope-
ratives, and a corps of artillery for the defence of the coasts.
The waggon-train has been joined with the artillery, and the
company of horse-artillery is included in one of the two foot
regiments. Each orthe latter is divided into four batteries,
two of which perform duty in towns, and the other two in
the country. In time of peace each battery consists of four
pieces, and eight in time of war. The military convoys are
composed of six companies in time of peace, and ten in
time of war. The corps of engineers.is divided into three
sections, one for the garrisons, another for topography, and
the third for the country ; it comprises a battalion of
pioneers and one of sappers ; each battalion is formed, in
time of peace, of six companies of 714 rank and file, and
30 officers ; and in time of war of 1,056 rank and file, and
34 officers.' The gendarmie is 7,860 men strong, and 850
horses. There are, besides, in Sicily, 27 companies called
Compagni d'Armi, composed each of 12 trim, commanded
by a captain. The regiment of veterans includes 3 batta-
lions, of 4 companies each. There are 6 lieutenant-gene-
rals, 14 major-generals, and 30 brigadiers, The infantry
constitutes 4-sths of the whole army ; the.cavalry 1-Bth ;
the artillery 1-25th ; and the engineers 1-60th. The army
possesses, besides, a park of siege artillery, and another of
engineering implements. The sum of 6,907,674 ducats, or
33,528,000 f., is yearly applied to the wants of the War
Department.