The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-15 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

NAPLES, AuGusT 24.—W e hasten to announce that the
much expected comet of Plallery was discovered at 3 o'clock
in the morning of the 21st i a it., from the Royal Obser-
vatory of Capodimente. Thc state of the atmosphere,
which was in general unfavou able, and the light of the
moon when the air was clear, p revented its being seen be-
fore. The light is still very faint , its form indistinct, and
its appearance nebulous.—Gicn •nali delle Duo Sicilie,
August 24.

BERNE, SEPTEMBER 1.—.1n fi e sitting of the Diet on
the 26th August, a very singu tar circumstance took place
which throws no favourable lig ht on the Administration of
the Financial Affairs of the 'Confederation from 1815 to
1831 ; for there appeared in fhe a.ccounts of the Treasury
of the Confederation, a receipt `of 2 8,000 Swiss francs which
had never been accounted for. It is imagined that the di-
recting Cantons previous to thi e year 1831 may have had
a secret fund, which may per haps be learned by further
inquiry, and lead to more dis. 2overies. The Diet having
been closed by the President o: n the 29th August, all the
members have already left Bei •ne. Our city has been for
some days past crowded with M rangers, among whom many
have fled from the Cholera. Itisto be inferred from this
that very great dread is felt o n the other side of the Alps.
Some families of Geneva, too, :ha ye bespoke private lodgings
here, in case the Cholera shou ad approach that city.
ARGOVIA, SEPT. 4.—ln thi a .sitting of the great Coun-
cil on the 2d September, the ecclesiastical affairs of the
Canton were discussed. M. -Koller read the report and
the proposals of the Committeo, which in all the essential
points coincide with those of the Little Council, and are to
the following effect :-1. To express to the Little Council
the thanks of the Great Council for the course it has hi-
therto pursued, and request it would proceed in the same
manner, and maintain by all constitutional means, tranquil-
lity, and the dignity of the Canton. 2. To declare to the
Bishop by a letter from the Gr eat Council, that the Great
Council does not consider the inhibition against judicial
sentences to be justified, but declares it to be a violation of
the duties which the Bishop has sworn to fulfil ; and it
therefore calls on the Bishop to withdraw this inhibition in
due form, and in case he does not, to expect the conse-
quences that will necessarily follow. .3. Should the Bishop
not be induced to conduct himself properly, either by this
letter or by the intervention of the diocesan authorities, his
revenues will be sequestrated, the Canton of Argovia will
declare its separation from the Bishopric, the Canon residing
at Soleure will be recalled, and the Great Council imme-
diately assembled. 4. All clergymen who have the cure
of souls shall take an oath of obedience to the Canton of
Argovia.
POLISH FRONTIERS, AUG. 25.—According to accounts
from Warsaw; preparations are making there to provide
winter quarters for the detachments of the Imperial Guards
(cavalry and horse artillery) which passed through that city
about a month ago, on their march from St. Petersburg to
Kalisch. The inhabitants of Warsaw also hope that the
Imperial Family will pass some days there on their return
from Bohemia, especially as it is not likely that his Majesty
will go by sea, at the end of September, when the Baltic
is usually visited by severe storms. It is said that the Se-
nate of the free city of Cracow, has received perrpission to
send a deputation to Kalisch to present their respects to the
powerful protector of their Republic.—Frankfort German
Journal, Sept. 9.