The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-16 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

(From the Austrian Observer.)
CON STA NT I NOPLE, AuG.l9.—The last accounts received
from Aleppo, which are of the 27th July, confirm the
news which arrived a few days before from Alexandria.
Ibrahim Pacha had, in fact, returned to Jaffa on the Ist of
that month, with 3,000 men, and bad a conference with his
father, Mehemet Ali, after which, at the head of 14,000
infantry, and 2,500 cavalry, he set out and began his march
against the rebels of Naplous. The above-mentioned ac-
counts say that Mehemed Ali had remained at Jaffa, but
that Emir Beschir, Prince of the Druses, who had been ap-
pointed Governor of Syria, as far as Lattachia, had ad-
vanced with 10,000 men to Samaria. According to a letter
from Mehemet Ali, which arrived at Aleppo shortly before
these accounts came away, Ibrahim had taken Naplous,
tranquillity and order were restored in Syria, and Ma-
hemet himself was preparing to return to Alexandria.
Muschir Terosi Ahemed Pacha, who is appointed Go-
vernor of Nimesia, lately undertook a journey
that place, in order to make some arrangements relative
to the administration of the province, and is expected shortly
to return to Constantinople. Neni Effendi, the Beylikdschi
of the Porte has been compelled to enter into negotiations
with the Ambassador of His Majesty the King of Greece,
on the treaty of commerce to be concluded between the
Porte and the Kingdom of Greece. The plague is un-
happily spreading among the Turks.
VIENNA, SEPT. 4.—His Highness Prince Metternich
returned from Baden ; his family is expected in a few days.
Count Von Hardegg, the new President of the Aulic
Council of War was introduced to-day, and took the oath
to Prince Colloredo, who was appointed Commissioner for
the purpose of receiving it.

Visx;ra SErr. s.—Five per Cent. Mettalliques, 98% ; Fout
Sr Cent. Ditto, 88% ; Bank Actions, 1234.—Allgemeine Zeitung,
ept. 10.
MUNICH, SEPT. 6.—Resched Bey Effendi, Ambassador
from the Porte to the French Court,has arrived here on his
way to Paris. The Bavarian Volksfreund (Friend of the
People) says Bavarian Journals have again taken an
article from the Nurenzburg Correspondent, the greater
part of which is mere invention. Among other par-
ticulars, we find that several students, imprisoned in

the new Torex at Munich for belonging to prohibited asso-
ciations, have lately been sentenced to several years impri-
sonment. This statement, we take leave to say, is neither
more nor less than a downright falsehood ; and the other
particulars, namely, the suppression of a society said to be
called the Society of Observants, and consisting of between
400 and 500 members, in the castle of Neuberghausen, of
proceeding against it by the city magistrates, of the pur-
chase of arms, &c. The only thing that is true is that some
students were arrested. on account of illicit exercises in
fencing, but the matter being so trifling, they were soon re-
leased again.
PBTERSBURGH, AUG. 30.—A letter from Odessa, brings
the intelligence of the arrival there of Count Butenieff,
Russian Ambassador Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary to the Porte, who intended to proceed to his post
without delay. The day before his departure his Excellency
had the honour to receive the following flattering autogragh
letter from his Majesty the Emperor
" During three years' residence at Constantinople as an
Ambassador-Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary,
you succeeded by frankness and constant fidelity of your
conduct in confirming, for the interest of the subjects of
both parties, the friendly relations which had but just
been renewed between the two empires ; your negociations
with the Ottoman Ministers on various subjects, and par-
ticularly on the troubles which agitated the East last year,
were crowned with complete success to our entire satisfac-
tion, and have given us a fresh proof of the prudence which
you employ in the affairs confided to you, as well as of the
zeal for the general good which animates you. In consi-
deration of such distinguished services, it is agreeable to us
to give you the assurance of our especial recognition of
them, and of our imperial regard.
" We remain ever your well affectionate,
" (Signed) NICHOLAS.
" Petershof, June 5 (17), 1834."
—Frankfort Papers, Sept. 10.