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

HAIIIBURGII PAPERS.

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HAMBURGII, OCT. 14.—We learn by accounts Peet
from Vienna, that his Majesty the Emperor of Itussie,ar
rived there on the Bth, and after paying a visit to the Or
press Dowager of Austria, left the city again in a few 11005.
BELGRADE, OCT. I.—The newly appointed Govern°
Jusuef Pasha, well known by the surrender of Varna, sr,
rived here the day before yesterday from Constantinoes
Wedschi Pacha, our late Governor, whose departure is
subject of general regret, gave up his command the &l b;
fore yesterday, and left us yesterday to repair to his Ile
Pashalick, Bosnia. He thinks to fix his residence at Sets;
jewo in about a fortnight. The day before a Tartar• al;
rived from Constantinople with dispatches from rri°
Milosch. It is now positively affirmed the negociations
specting the change or modification of the Servian cons
tution are happily concluded, and that the Prince, ae
cording to his promise, has preserved those parts which are
most essential to the good of Servia. This, at least, is ts
account given by the letters of the noblemen who accnel t;
pany him. It is certain that the Prince has written a
Poscharewitz, that he shall soon set out on his return, sne,
that he shall be able very shortly to fix the day for his ni
parture. We have lately had little news from Albania e'
Bosnia, because the deposed Pasha of Bosnia has left SO
jewo without waiting for his successor.
BERLIN, OCT. 13.—Count Nesselrode has arrived 111
from Dresden. His Majesty is expected to leave „
mannsdorf on the 16th, and stopping for the night
Gruneberg, to come to Berlin on the 17th.
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 6.7—We learn that the authorities
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have made preparations for the reception of the King' co
his return from Norway. The fifty elders of the city 1180,
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resolved to erect a triumphal arch, which will cost 6,0°°„,,.
7,000 dollars. The debate on this subjeet was very 5
mated. On the return of the Crown Prince, the 61 gs
5,000 dollars to the poor.
HANOVER, OCT. 18.—Yesterday afternoon our city icas
to
in an unusual bustle. During a review of the troops in 01
neighbourhood, the spectators having crowded and Prensra.
on the troops, it was at last necessary to, employ the is
goons to drive them off with the flats of their sahres'oa
which a tailor workman received a seTatch on the face, 308
he being intoxicated, was conveyed to the infirmary at
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further. end of the city. A crowd of people, which waa
dually increased, accompanied him, and report was sPrn2e
of acts of violence committed at the review, in which I'
sons were said to have been wounded, and even killed• nj
tumult arose before the barracks of the Dragoons' il
during the examination of some persons who were arrest
and their being conveyed from the police-office to the Piiti
son, a mob, chiefly of idle journeymen, vagabonds, sj„
women collected, which made it necessary to place tie
ments of military at different places. When it was . yt
the crowd dispersed ; but unfortunately collected 2011 50
the gates, and threatened the officers of the Dragoons,o,
that the military were obliged to interfere, and in the
mutt two of our citizens were seriously wounded.
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, OCT. 16. -
FOREIGN FUNDS. Bills. Monti.
Austrian Metalliques, 5 per cent.
Ditto ditto 4 percent.
iltio Bank Sharesl3l2 4.'4;11340,
Anglo-Itussian Loan 10574 ' 105/t;
Ditto, 5 per cent. looi '
Paper Inscription, 6 per cent __ --
Russian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
Series
Ditto, Certificates
Portuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent 8:44 854
Ditto, 3 per cent 5541 55
Dutch :42 per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents — --
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, OCT. 16.-13 114 ; two months, 13934.
BREMEN, Om 13—Two months, 632.
Sr. PETEESUURGII, Ocr. 6.—Three months,
CIIIIIhTIANIA, OCT. 6.—Three months, 5 8.
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 9.—Two months' 19.. 1.
BERLIN, GCT. :3.—Three months, 6. 27%
—Hamburg Papers, Oct, 16.