The Sun.
London, England, 1846-12-14 00:00:00

lIAMBURGII MAIL.

FRONTIERS OF GALICIA, Nov. 2S.—lt is affirmed be
Cracow, that Russia will obtain from Austria great com-
mercial advantages, with respect to its commerce with
Cracow. Cracow has obtained the right to establish in
future magazine of goods, the produce of the States of
the Union. From this circumstance, it may be conjec-
tured that the commercial relations of Cracow and P-d-
-forse, where the population loses its privileges, stipu-
ted by the act of the Vienna Congress, in consequence
of the incorperation of Cracow, will be regulated by a
separate convention. In the rest of Galicia tranquillity
everywhere prevails ; but the nobles and peasants are
animated by the most deadly hatred to each other. The
nobles are, in the most literal sense of the expression,
beside themselves at the incorporation of Cracow.
Cracow, Nov. 30.—The greatest vigilance appears
now to be exercised in respect to travellers. At the
barrier which they had to pass, on the way to the
Prussian frontiers, the diligence was yesterday stopped
by an Austrian police officer. The diligence was sur-
rounded by soldiers, the passengers obliged to alight,
and to follow the police officer into a room of the Cus-
tom-house. Here their papers were demanded, and mi-
nutely examined. A Pole, in whom the police officer
thought ha recognised the person whom he sought, was
arrested. We afterwards learned that, some days ago,
the Prussian diligence was stopped, not however at the
carrier, but at the last stage before Cracow, likewise by
police officer, but on that occasion no one was arrested.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 28.—The Aftonblad corrects, to-
day, some part of the statements in the account given
by itself, and other pipers, relative to the circum,tances
of the attempt of Von Platin. It was not Col. Myron,
but an artillery officer, who wrested the first pistol out
of the hands of the madman. The King himself came
just at the time when the assassin was surrounded and
arrested by the guard ; and as soon as his Majesty was
convinced that no person was injured, he immediately
retired to his apartment, leaving the farther investiga-
tion to the War Department, and an hour afterwards
took airing in a droschki. The King had declined to
receive several deputations, which the elders of the
citizens, and some other corporations, intended to send
to him, because no personal danger had occurred to him
in that affair.

STOCKHOLM, DEC. I.—The day before yesterday their
Majesties, with the Duke of Upland and the Princess
Royal, visited the theatre, where, after the first act, the
national hymn was called for; and again at the close of
the performance, and sung amid enthusiastic exclama-
tions of " God save the King."

For some days past the snow has been sufficiently
deep for sledges ; and we learn, from all quarters, even
from the west coast, that the cold winter weather has
fairly set in.
In the very industrious seaport town of Gefle, a new
society has been formed, in which the citizens of all
ranks are invited to concur in deliberating on " pro-
moting the principles of free trade."
BERLIN, DEC. 2.—The German powers of the second
rank are said to be in part very unfavourable to the in-
corporation of Cracow. (With respect to Bavaria the
conduct of the Bavarian papers, the Augsburg Allgemeine
Zeitung indeed excepted, seems to confirm this conjec-
ture.)
A Berlin correspondent of the Weser Gazette, which
had reported that the negotiations for the incorporation
of Cracow had been conducted at St. Petereburgh, by
the Prince of Prussia, now affirms that that Prince took
no share whatever in the negotiations for the incorpora-
tion of Cracow, and had even manifested an opposition
with respect to this question.
LEIPSIC, DEC. 3.—The principal merchants here on
the first information of the changes of Cracow, made
representation to the Government concerning the in-
terests of the trade of Saxony. The Government had
already taken steps in conformity with these representa-
tions. The business done with Cracow at our fairs has
greatly diminished, and it is probable that it. will not
exceed in manufactured articles one million.

BERLIN, DEC. 3.--We understand that the superior
authorities are engaged on the means of regulating the
relations of the Catholic, Evangelical, and of the Jewish
dissenters. Legal measures in this respect may be very
shortly expected.
MUNICH, DEC. 3.—lt has lately been announced in
several papers that the intended notice of the termina-
tion of the treaty of the 2d March, 1841, between Eng-
land and the Zollverein States, has been chiefly occa-
sioned by a Government of southern Germany. We
can confirm, on the most unquestionable authority, the
accuracy of this view. The preparatory measures are
so far advanced that the official notice may be given
within four weeks.

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ROME, Nov. 28.—THE NEW POPE AND THE
JEws.--The inhabitants of the Ghetto having memorial-
ised the Pope for the enjoyment of equal rights with the
other inhabitants of the city, where a father has is:ue of
twelve children from one marriage (in which case he is
entitled by an ancient law to special privileges), the
liberal-minded Pontiff not only granted the prayer of
the petition, but, in a truly humane sense, ordered that
relief should be afforded to needy Jews, as to their
Christian brethren, from the funds of the benefigenza.—
Jewish Chronicle.
FATHER EUSTAC_E, A TALE OF THE JESUITS, BY
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