The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-20 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, OcT. 6.—Field-Marshal_ Lattetre 0f
alrcia:s„
the oldest_ of the veteran_
',Aus,,-
s,ted ye
_tria
He was for many years Pre., generals, rt
.(lent of the Military OM late
Appeal, and highly brnioured and esteemed by the 101
Emperor Frae,c.is., whose service he was attached' of
whose good V:ot he acquired so long ago as at the e`ezettl'
Belgrah, in 1788. He had been in the service full sr the
six years. His mortal remains will be consioued to
isio
earth to-morrow, with great pomp. The whole gar/.
will be under arms. , it
Nothing further is known respecting the new I°7. re'
three per cent., but the fact is certain, The rePar7, be
specting the paying off of the Five per Cents., seem -
premature. tare
The latest accounts from Toplitz fully confirm theedtaro
nions we expressed some months ago, of the pacific %ere
of the conferences. Now facts speak ; and though the
could not b'e any question of a eneral disarming, Y°:trilif
military measures already adopted by Russia and Is•:;,- of
show that the present system of peace, of the blessto
which all the Sovereigns are so fully sensible, will con.-el)is
to prevail. The necessity of internal tranquillity 101!" sio
so fully felt in France, must in the end unite all part,de
Spain. All the reductions in our army have already 1" of
a favourable impression here. They are the precursor.'
others. . "
BERLIN, OCT. 7.—The Commercial Union still fall' 00
produce any financial advantage to Russia, and there is!or
the contrary, every reason to, apprehend that in thisakfr,
also the deficiency in the revenue will be very consider,:o,
The expectations that were entertained that the
1 to
ferences at Toplitz would lead to a closer approximatravo
France were much heightened by the arrival of Baroai..hy
Werther. He is unquestionably at the head of the 'll,O
matists of Prussia ; his many years' residence in P 014914
profound knowledge of the interests of both natioris'oei
his uncommon penetration—make him particularly cl°,3. deli'
to be the channel of conciliatory overtures of the Ws'
cate nature.—Frankfort Paiier, Oct. 14. ore
WARSAW, OCT. 9.—The inhabitants of Warsavildier4
desirous of showing some marks of attention to the 50ci
of the divisions of the Russian Guards infantry an
_core,
valry, on their return from Ralisch, and they,
thei:
asked permission to give them an entertainment. Th,„1:0,0
0;101'
granted, and the repast took place the day before Yes":o the
`
Tables for 580 subalterns and privates were set out I The
Cavalry Barracks, near the Royal Lazienski. Palace' presi'
Field-Marshal Prince of Warsaw, received by the tair
dent of the city, and the persons who gave the enterheie
ment, and joyfully saluted by the trt eds, passed throug"bool
rat.ki, after which they sat clown to table. While a foe
of music performed the Hymn, " God preserve °art ,
peror," the Prince proposed the health of his Alajes.Yinell
which all the soldiers and citizens who were present :1 gof
with enthusiasm. There was an elegantly-decorate
lery for the ladies to witness the entertainment, whi.l oicr'
favoured by the finest weather. In the afternoon t'encl of
chants gave a grand dinner, to which the generals
fivers of the Guards now in Warsaw were invited. hire
The Prussian Generals Von Zeiten and ita"P
arrivel here. the
LEIPSIC, Ocr. 7.—At length, after a long ael:iper
English engineer is arrived here, who is to ha %e the sntlii
intendence of the construction of our iron rail-road,ller:to
is believed that he will set to work seriously, in
make up for the loss of time caused by his late artivi4ol7'
ODESSA, SEPT. 25.—The English steam-boat ehe es'
which brought Lord Durham to this port, will, au.A.eroble
ports in thep rinßkl:,cakteSr,ea.
Colonell,or
piration of 14 days' quarantine, visit the most conned
Secretary to the Logation.
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ST. PETE ,RSEURG, h
tr. IiALLEY'S
tract of a letter fror- in Darl)at
tid De
Roos,urham andis a c;i0r1110 a al tat
a Professor Struve,
„roper id
was on the
_Jai September that I first saw a t_ijeceauoi
'•
it was still very faint. At the same time Ic'a star
to,
in observing a completely central occultation 01,/e
for
tile ninth magnitude, which did not become; invisLiurough Poi
.atart, but shone w.fi undiminished' kightness t" 01015,4
enmet. This proves that the comet has no solid a ,lota
any diameter at all considerable."—Prussian State'
Oct. 16,