The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-29 00:00:00

FRANKFORT. PAPERS.

e Auntßam—Dr. Sehlarer, President of the Tribunal of
,it°lotnerce, who a few days ago was chosen Senator of this
to,,Y, has, to the astonishment of every body, declined this
to "au! ; and therefore, according to the law, quits the city,
tliss"uich he will never be permitted to return. It is said that
atisfaction with the legislation which seems not to accord
t'o,ll.th his Well-known Liberal sentiments, has induced him
.to
'`e this extraordinary ste by which he loses an annual in-
tri° of 10,000 marks Banco (about 3001.)—By the laws of
hal,4lth,urg, a person elected Senator, and refusing the honour,
hisleave the city in 24 hours, and forfeit 10 per cent. of all
eroperty.—
Cassel Gazette.
kii,"STANTINOPLE SEPT. 3.--At the audience which Prince
stiowi'sch had of the Sultan on the 28th ult., he received honours
4cla as n°ne but a foreign Sovereign could expect. After a short
81,irtess by the Prince, full of assurances of devotedness, the
;AN a'ssured the Prince of his especial favour and regard,
stqPr,o'tnised that he would comply with his request and repre-
fot .tlltons respecting the changes to be introduced into Servia,
tl~e advantage of the country, in unison with the interest. of
Porte. After he had concluded he made a sign, on which
Splendid, pelisse was thrown over the Prince's shoulders, and
hu'llt'id chain, with the portrait of the Sultan set in diamonds,
salvg round his neck ; and he was then presented with a fine
at,i4enr adorned with precious stones, and other valuable articles,.
the, g*, which were two shawls for the Princess. The Prince
the ,P'aced at the foot of the throne tte t; intenthd
ad:l-titan, among which was a magnificent golden goblet,
the wed With jewels. The Prince then retired, and viewed
was P„rincinal parts of the Palace. As he was leaving it, he
NAel,,;`,r.,P,l"lsed by a further mark of honour ; an Arabian stallion,
reltdv—'u'Y caparisoned, the stirrups being of solid gold, was
iilt"„at thegate, which the Prince, in compliance with the
t'lster-o's desire mounted to return to his Paine. The Mi-
terinr,,, f the. Porte on delivering the presenti added such flat-
could becbropliments, that the Prince, in the excess of his joy,
With ti `lr'llY find words to express himself. He is also treated
esp„; most marked respect by the European Ambassadors,
1.111%,-.4°lY those of Austria and Prussia.' M. Von Butinieff,
fore",,,lati Minister, gave him a grand entertainment the day be-
arnscesterday, at' which the whole of the diplomatic body was
RiNej!. Baron Von Sturmer, the Austrian Ambassador, will
the en a similar entertainment on the 6th. It is said that
tire Oghsh and French Ambassadors are also preparing to
RlEuro grand entertninments.
Pakie_L, SEPT. 7.—The Journal• of this town (the Corres-
-6 /date) contains the following article :
tool' w, the 13th of July the magistrates of Gettorf approved
richeat'ons for the management of the poor, in the county pa-
thre: of the district of Eidcrstedt, which is to be in force for
ri:ears.
cc he following paragraph deserves especial notice.
order order always to have means to give the poor work, it is
e,h ecl that in those places where there are no poor houses,
Nvo° trie circumstances
admit of it, a stock of Flax, Hemp,
for ,:1
!,Bco., shall be purchased on account of the poor's fund.
the„-'lich the poor; able to work, shall receive materials, which
1,4./ are to manufacture for account of the Poor'4 Fund, for
t i:es which shall be fixed every six months.
Such a law was enacted in England under the
t() °l' Queen Elizabeth, and they have lately begun there to
gtilliand fit up. poorhouses on a plan which must cost
ere's. As soon as the workhouses are full, the poor out
.Icern will soon be just as numerous as they are now witheut
req,
.LIN workhouses.t'i Among us there is a general eagerness
nlifacturing industry, but we cannot believe that the pa-
ties:, will ever be able to establish good permanent manufacto-
nd „
ennretricted freedom for the exercise of manufactures,
abolition of the right of the poor to claim relief, are the
l'eturr means that the State can employ to promote menu-
people ng industry permanently•and to the advantage of the
eboliti: The liberty we speak of encourages enterprise ; the
cheaper of the right to demand relief procures workmen, and
reeervinl workmen, who are always better than able-bodied_ poor
"e Poore public support. The now so favourite notion of pub-
ous ?uses in all the parishes is in our opinion wholly erron e-
cro If carried into effect would only plunge the parishes
Th
"cner in debt."_Feanlffort Papers, Sept. 23.

the le Montreal Herald says that one Bouelterville,
the ic(ll.ief sweep of the city, has been appointed foreman of
W
Ing's Bench Grand Jury!
4,t er, egret to state that on the evening of Saturday
th, regret
was burnt to death in an upper room of one of
wher, us" in M ainguard-street. She was alone in the room
evidenthe melancholy catastrophe occurred, and ther is no
ce of bat occasioned it.—Galway Irishman.