The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-09 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH I.—The imperial
internuneio, Bdron d'Ottenfels, having; in conse-
quence of the leave of absence granted him by his
Court, paid his final visit to the Grand Vizier and
the Turkish Ministers, in the Palace of the
Porte, was invited o❑ the following day to an au-
dience of the Sultan, at the Imperial Palace at
Tschiragan. The Sultan received him in presence
of the Generals of the Guard, Fewzi Ahmed and
Felhi Ahmed Pacha, and of the Re's Effendi, and in
the most gracious manner presented him, through
the former, as a proof of his esteem and satisfaction,
with the diamond insignia of the Ottoman order of
merit, of the first class, an honour which was never
before conferred on any foreign Minister. At the
sane time, M. Von Adleberg, first dragoman to the
Embassy, and Captain Gnoalo, commander of the
Austrian frigate Abbondanza, received handsome
snuff-boxes, enriched with precious stones. The
Sultan's guard was drawn up in the Court-yard of
the Palace, and paid military honours to the Inter-
nuncio on his departure.
Rear Admiral Roussin, the French Ambassador,
had his first audience of the Grand Vizier on the
27th of February, and on the same day visited the
Kiaja Bey and the Reis Effendi. In the audience
of the Sultan on the 4th of March the Ambassador
was received with the honours due to his rank.

According to the most recent accounts from
S►nyrr►a that city had not been occupied by the
Egyptian troops, and the temporary changes of the
local authorities which had taken place there hsd
been brought about by the cunning and intrigues of
one Emin Effendi (formerly Kiaja Bey to
the late Governor of Smyrna, Hassan Pacha) who,
in concert with some inhabitants of Smyrna, and

with the Governor of Nlanachia, a partisan of Bilabial
Paella, wanted to get pos,cssion of the Government
of Smyrna, but whose plans were defeated by the
firmness of the Consuls of Austria, Russia, Great
Britain, and France, who, as soon as Tahir Bey,
compelled by circumstances, laid down his func-
tions, formally protesting against the violence done
him, took down the flags and arms of their re-
spective Courts from the Consular residences,
and declared they would not replace them till
the Authorit'es appointed by the Sultan as
the lawful Sovereign should have resumed the
full exercise of their func;ions. After this
was done, the flags of the several nations were
hoisted again on the 6th, and saluted by the Aus-
trian, English, and French ships of war lying in
the harbour, as will as by the Turkish fort, with
twenty-one guns. Emin Effendi has fled with
about one hundred of his followers, and at this mo-
ment the authority of the Porte is perfectly re-
established in Smyrna:lbrahim Pacha is said to have
declared that the momentary overthrow of it was
without his consent or knowledge. Ibrahim Pacha
himself, with the Egyptian army, is still in Kiuta-
kia, and has released the Grand Vizier Redschid
Mehemet Pacha, who arrived here a few days ago.
The Russian fleet is still at anchor in the'Bay of
Bujukdere. On the 9th Admiral Llzareff was in-
vitest, with several of his officers, to the mint,
where gold and silver medals were struck in his pre-
sence, in commemoration of the arrival of the Russian
fleet in the Bosphorus, and presented to the Admi-
ral and his officers as a testimony of the gratitude of
the Sultan, for the aid so readily afforded him
by the Emperor of Russia. The Capitan Pacha
has given a grand entertainment in honour of Ad-
miral Lazareff, and the Seraskier Pacha will show a
similar mark of honour in a few days to General
Muravieff. The latest number of the Ottoman
Moniteur publishes the Halil Scheriff on the ap-
pointment of Reuf Pacha to the pest of Grand
Vizier, which contains the assurance that there are
hopes of a speedy termination of the differences
with Egypt. The journal, however, is wholly
silent on the most recent events in this empire.
At the departure of the post, no news had been
received from Alexandria of the result of the mis-
sion of Admiral Raussin to Mehemet Ali.

VIENNA, MARCH 29.—Five per Cents. 91 3-10;
Four per Cents. 82,-1; Bank Shares 1212.—.Allge-
meine Zeitung, April 3.
TIIURINGEN, MARCH 28.—We learn from a
quarter that may be depended on, that the negotia-
tions at Berlin relative to the concession of several
German states to the Prussian and Hessian Tariff
have attained the desired object. The convention
by which the Crown of Bavaria and Wirtemberg,
and the kingdom of Saxony made to the Tariff was
signed by the respective Plenipotentiaries on the
21st. The Saxon Duchies and other states of the
confederation, among which Nassau is mentioned,
will doubtless soon follow this example. It is not
ascertained when the convention is to be in force,
but it is thought that with respect to the above
named kingdom, it will not be before the beginning
of next year.—Nrurenburg Correspondent, April 1.