The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-11 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, MAY 29.—There has been a great deal of
business on 'Ch Inge to-day, and the funAttrose considerably,
chiefly in consequence of favourable accounts of a speedy
arrangement between Belgium and Holland. Countess
St. Aula,re, the lady of the French ambassador, has ar-
rived with her family, and will shortly have the honour of
being presented to their Maj sties the Emperor and Em-
pt ess. M. de Chateaubr;and arrived at Prague,i4ew days
ago ; be is said to have a mission from the Duchess of
Berry to the Roy family. It is probable he will make
but a short stay at Prague.
FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, MAY 26.—Prince Milusch is
making great preparations to repel an attack of the Bos-
nians, of which he seems to he in daily expectation. He
has not only increased his body guard, formerly consisting
of 1,600 teen, to six time' that number, but ha? also
armed the levy en masse. The 13,stiians on their part
seem to have coll,cted a large force, and to have color to

an agreement with the Albanians respecting the m ide
of piticeeding. It is therefore not unlikely that
the Servians may be hardly a match for their
dangerous enemies, as it is reported that Prince
Nliloch has applied to the Imperial Government, and so-
licited its protection in case of need. How this a-si,tanee
will be granted is not to be determined at present ; how-
ever, the Servians have lately cained the• confidence of
their neighbours, and it is probable that the latter .will
not behold with indifference an at•ack made by the 80-k-
-nians, but adopt measures to oppoqe it, th.t the affairs of

the Turkish empire may not be more emhirrased than
they already are, and that Servia may not be left a prey to
anarchy. Commet ce suffers extremely by this state of
excitement. Arms, especially fire-arms, are the only ar-
ticles in request, add extremely high prices are paid for
them. A Necond-hand infantry musket costs from fifteen
to seventeen florins in hard cash.

(BY EXPh.ESS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 19.—The accounts received
from Kiutakia are very satisfactory. On the 15th instant
the Porte received the first despatches from Emir Effendi,
who reports that Ibrahim Pacha had received with the
most lively gratitude the Finnan, by which the Sultan
gives him the farm of the district of Adana, and
declared that his army should immediately com-
mence its retrograde march. Ibrahim has addressed
to the Sultan a letter full of the most submissive and re-
spectful expres%iiln4, and has written also to the Grand
Vizier and to Fewzi Achnutl Pacha. Every body here is full

of joy at the conclusion of this embarrassing and dangerous
affair. A• soon as Ibrahim has returned over Mount
Taurus with Ids army, the Russi in auxiliary corps, con•
formably to the declaration of his Majesty the Emperor of
Russia, will be embarked to return to Russia.
BERLIN, MAY 28.—The troubles in the kingdom of
Poland, about which foreign journals mike so much
noise, are insignificant, and are limited to predatory ex-
cursions of bands of robbets, the remnants of the great
insurrection, who hide themselves in the forest, mad now
and then venture to come out. As soon as they appear in

the inhabited part of the country they are dispersed.
Any pottical importance is out of the question, as welt
as any connection of these ignorant people with disturb-
ances in other countries. Increased vigilence is ex-
er&sed on the frontiers of the Grand Duchy of
Posen. to prevent any attempt •of such bands to
penetrate into our t-rritory. The Cabinet order, for-
bidding Prussian subjec•s from visiting foreign universi-
ties, has been published, and is not so rigorous as was
expected. Exceptions are admitted, and the whole mea-
sure is only temporary. At the same time increased vigi-
lance is ordered in the Gymnasia (High Schools), it hav-
ing been discovered that, in the nAghbouring German
Stars, attempts have been made in those establishments
also to mislead the students. For many years there has
been no ground far complaint respecting the spirit and
direction of the learned establishments in the Prussian

monsrchy, the authorities and professions have surces,tully
exerted themselves to promote dilivence and discipline.

AUSTRIAN FUNDS.
May 29.
Five per Cents
Four per Cents.
Bunk Shares
—Allgenieine Zettung, June 3 and 4.
MUNICH, MAY 31.—Bir3n Von Mieg, who has been
lately appointed representative of Bavaria in the German
Diet, is also Extraoriinary Ambassador and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Couits of Hesse Cassel, Darmstadt,
and Nassau. The Rev. Canon Selievabel is appointed
Bishop of Rotisbon._Frankfort Papers, June 4.

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DEATH OF THE CHIEF JUDGE OF CAL-
CUTTA.—By the John Hayes, which arrived here on
Thnrsd ,y, we have received intelligence of the death of
Sir STEPHEN RUSSELL, Chief Judge of Calcutta. The
event, we are informed, took place on the 22d of Jan., on
hoard the Enterprise steamer, bound to Penang, whither
this lamerred gentleman was repairing for the benefit of
his health.--His death, however, was premature and un-
expected.—Liverpool Chronicle.
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF A YOUNG
S iturday an inquest was held at the Carlisle
Arms, Queen-street, Soho, on the body of Mr. JAMES
CAMPBELL, a young artist of considerable promise, aged
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running through large sutras of money received front his
brother. His extravagance led to a misunderstanding with
his brother, who, in a moment of irritation, applied the
' epithet of " swiudier" to him, in the presence of several
young artists, pupils of Mr. CAMPBELL. The deceased
left the house very abruptly, and returned to his lodgings,
No. 2, Battersea-buikings, in a very melancholy mood.
The landlady inquired the cause, and he replied, with
tears in his eyes, that she would soon know it. He then
went to his bed-room, where he was heard to groan in the
deepest anguish, and in a short time after the repot t of a
pistol was earl!. Ti.:e deceased was quite dead, having
shot himself through the bead with a small pocket-pistol,
Which was grasped in his hand. verdict.—lnsanity.