The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-07 00:00:00

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OCT.
BOHEMIA, T 14. Ile visit of ou rover ea.
Monarch was in itself a cause of great jo countr,•?,
and still more the evident proofs that tl We Sovereigns •
of Russia and Prussia have continued th *e intimate
connection with our present Etivernr as iNtli:,..:Fraticis-L: 77>,/
The tednctions in our army which have beenthlifOul44l4.
are already commenced, wikbe of (Treat advantage
1,1 the
to the
country ; we already feel the first effects of them,
lower prices of good horses, and the happy looks of the
young men liable to military service. The report ga:ns
Wife and more credit, that the time of service, which
limited
is no\ v
fourteen years; will be abridged as in Prussia, and
to a much shorter period (five or six years are spoken of).
It is likewise belioed, that in that case the numerous pri-
vileges and exemptions at present existing, will he ear-
rowed, and the liability to serve in the army to ext,-.nd to
every person without distnction of ranks. The pcople
already call Ferdinand I. their father ; because all his or-
dinances and measures hitherto are manifest proofs of hi
paternal and benevolent sentiments.
There are politiclans who give some importance to the
visit which our Emperor Illas paid to Charles X., in which they
would fain discern an app7oximation of our Court to the
Legitimatists in France. But Ferdinand merely testified
his sympathy with misfortune as he does to every one,
whether he may have been driven ffom a Throne, or a
person of the lowest condition. In the mountainous dis-
tricts of the kingdom, where want of employment and dis-
tress have prevailed for several years, the people hope for a
more favourable winter than the last, and this because the
flax, though not excellent, has been far more productive,
de-
because linen still maintains its price and is in .some
alf the
reand, and because bread and pots' .6 are only h
price they bore last year.—Supplement to Allgenteine Zei-
tung, Nov. 1.
VIENNA, OCT. 23.—The Baron Von Eichhaff, newly ap-
pointed President of the Imperial Aulic Chamber, took his
oath in this.capacity to the Emperor, after which Count Col-
loredo accompanied him in a state carriame to the palace of
the Aulic Chamber, where he introduced him to the mem-

hers.
The English noblemen, the Duke of Gordon, the 'Mar-
s c.f.Douro, &c., who are treated with so much bitter-
nessin the Morning Chronicle as high Tories, are gone to
the ncy Esterhazy, at Ersenstadt, in order to
enjoy
pie:itsure of the chase, and family fetes setahteoref
thel .''
pre-
pared for them by Prii7ce Esterhazy..
BRESLAU, OCT. 23.-
1, is reported here that the duty
which Hungarian wines arc liai)le to in Poland will be con-
siderably rebduced, which will doubtless cause an increased
consumption of those wino in that country. But as the
wine trade which we carry pn with Poland is limited to
French and German wines, the gale of these will undoubt-
he Hungarian wines.
edly suffer by the competition wait 1.
The above reduction on the duty, it. it take s effect, will
certainly be very prejudicial to our comme.rcial interests.
PRAGUE, OCT. 25.—The French Ex-Ntafshal Bourmont
has arrived here. After taking a short repose at his
Hotel, the Black Horse, he drove to visit Chillies X. It
is said he will make a long stay here.—Frankfort ,Papers,

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