The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-08 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA.—The Austrian Observer of January 28
contains the following treaty
We, Francis I by the Grace of God Emperor of
Austria, King of Jerusalem, Hungary, Bohemia, Lom-
bardy, and Venice.
"In order to strengthen the bonds of friendship and
good neighbourhood which exist between us and our do
minions and their Majesties the Empeter of Russia and
the King of Poland, and the King of Prussia, and taking
into consideration the equal interest of the three powers
in the maintenance of tranquillity and loyal order in the
Polish provinces subject to their sovereignty, we have, in
concert with their Majesties, decreed as follows :
" Whoever shall commit in the States of Austria,
Russia, or Prussia, the crimes of high treason or revolt
in aril s, or who shall enter into a plot against the safety
of the Throne or of the Government, shall not find either
asylum or protection in the other States.
66 We three Courts engage, on the contrary, to order
t;; immediate exppu'sion of the individuals accused of the
crime.: above ,•pecified, on an application from the Govern-
ment to sci•ich those individuals belong ; but it is to be
fully understood, that those arrangments shall have no
retrospective effect After having agreed with his
Majesty the Emperor of Russia, King of Poland,
And his Majesty the King of Prussia, that the en-
gagements before stipulated for should be simulramonsly
publi-hed, officially, in the three States. We promulgate
them by the present edict, and acquaint our subjects of
them that they mty act accordingly. We, at the same
time, order all our functionaries, civil and military, and
other authorities, to see to the full and entire execution of
them from the Ist of March, 1834.
Given in our capital city of Vienna, the 4th of Janu•
ary, 1834, in the 42d year of our reign.
(Signed) FRANCIS.
Antony Frederick, Count Mullrousky and Netnische,
High Chancellor, Augustus, Prince of Von Lobkowitz,
Duke of Randoitz, Aulic Councillor, Francis Baron Von
Pilliodoiff, Chancellor, John Lembet, Chancellor, de Lit-
tiran, Vice-Chancellor.
By His Imperial Apostolic Majesty's supreme command,
FRANCIS VON NADHEMY.
VIENNA, JAN. 28.—Five per Cent. Metalliques,
95 1 10 ; Four per Cent. 85 ; Bank Shares, 1,206-1-.
Allgemeine Zeitung. Feb. 2.
ANTWERP, FEB. 4.—A1l the ships which were at the
mouth of the Scheidt have put to sea since the day before
yest relay ; there is not one remaining in the Road of
Ram makers.

GHENT, FEB. 4.—Yesterday afternoon there was
a mee log of the manufacturers belonging to this city.
The commission which made the contract relative to
the formation of a commercial society, presented a re-
port of its operations, and read the statutes of the society.
After that it invited the manufacturers to take a part in
the society by their subscripti.,ns; but M. Cophens made
some observations against this proposal, and desired that,
before proceeding to the inspection of the same, the
papers should be printed and delivered to the persons in-

eluded ; this was agbed to after a watap debate. It
seems that the statutes of the society, composed by the
commission, have given some dissatisfaction, because it
has been decided ti at the commissi n should consist entirely
of manufacturers, and those gentlemen would, therefore,
he judges and parties in their own cause.
In the Chamber of Representative., in the sitting of
the 4th Feb., M. d'Hoffschmidt proposed a project of law
for abolishing the duties on the exportation of horses,
foals, bulls, heifers, calves, swine, sheep, and lambs.
The Chamber resolved that M. d'Hoffichmidt should
develope his motion after the discussion of the budget of
the finance department, which was continued. The
report of M. Dubois on the Budget of the Minister of the
Interior, is to be presented to-day. It is very volumincus,
and contains some very curious articles, especially on the
state of public instruction.—Brussels Papers, Feb. 6.