The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-07 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

WIESBADEN, SEPT. 26.—The Duchess of Nassau left
this place on Sunday for Toplitz, upon the,special invita-
tion of the Empress of Russia. Her Royal Highness and
the Duke of Nassau, her husband, are to return in the be-
ginning of next month. The soldiers of the garrison on
furlough have been ordered to join their colours at the same
period.—Augsburgh Gazette.
VIENNA, SEPT. 25.—We learn from Trieste that Don
Miguel has suddenly arrived there, and intends to repair to
the Princess de Beira at Leybach. It is also probable
that the Duchess de Berri will also repair to the latter
town, in order to visit the members of the' Royal House
of Spain and Don Miguel.

The reduction in the army is stated to be finally deter-
mined upon. Forty men per company of each of the four-
teen Gallician regiments are to be dismissed, and several
batteries of artillery and divisions of the waggon train are
to be disbanded. The two frontier battalions of Croats are
to return to their homes. Lastly, the following regiments
are mentioned as being ordered to quit the army of Italy
and re-enter their ordinary garrisons, viz. .—The 14th, 27th,
17th, and 47th ; the battalions of Landwehr forming part
of those regiments are to be suppressed; and the two com-
panies of the Landwehr forming part of the regiments of
Spulai and Lilienberg will alone continue in Italy. These
reductions will produce a saving on the War Budget of
of 12,000,000 florins.—.Augsburez Gazelle.
VIENNA, SEPT. 26.—For some days past negotiations
have been carried on with some of our first commercial
houses for a new loan of 24 to 30 millions of florins, at the most
Government expect to obtain this loan on advantageous
terms ; and, though the interest to be allowed is not to ex-
ceed three per cent., to conclude it at 80 per cent. The
heavy expenses caused by the army have rendered this step
necessary, but the great reductions about to take place will
afford savings which will prevent a further deficit. It is
therefore not doubtful that the Government will succeed,
especially with its determined intention to pursue a wise
system of economy in every branch of the Administration.

This week several more great personages have departed
for Toplitz :—Among others, the Archduchess Dorothy,
;wife of the Archduke Palatine„ who is detained at Pres-
burgh by the Diet's affairs ; the Archduke Charles and his
children ; the Duke of Lucca, Prince Paul Esterhazy, and
Prince Philip of Hesse Homburg.—lbid.
SMYRNA.—WiOin the last few days several Tartars
have arrived, with important intelligence from Syria. Ibra-
him Paella, whose situation had become much worse after
the reception of the unfavourable news from Zjedjaz, in
Arabia, and whose recruits had fled to the Druses in the
mountains, demanded of the, shrewd Emir Beshir a general
disarming. Emir Beshir first represented the impossibility
of complying with his wishes ; but Ibrahim insisting, the
Emir abandoned, in appearance, the command of the
troops to Prince Halil, a warlike youth, who hates the
Egyptians. Ibrahim, as might be anticipated, has received
from the young Prince an unsatisfactory answer. From all
quarters the Syrians and Druses are flocking to Halil's
standard ; and, according to the last advices, his army
amounted to 30,000 men. Ibrahim, on his side, concen-
trates his forces, and has caused the defiles of the Leba-
non, where fifteen pieces of ordnance have been stationed,
to be occupied. Both parties are in presence, and all
Syria is ready to rise. Accordinc, to advices from Alexan-
dria of the month of August, Mehemed Ali is labouring
under great depression of mind and body. He is stated to
have drawn nearer to the Russian Consul, and to keep up
little intercourse with those of France and England.
VIENNA, SEPT. 26.-1021, 99k, 1,333 ; Frankfort, Oct.
1, 1011, 98, 1,586;. Leipsic, Sept. 28, 1031, 99i, 1,350.