The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-10 00:00:00

GERMANY.

Accounts have been receiv:d from Berlin to the
7th inst.

The Prussian official journal publishes the follow-
ing note, addressed by the KING to Baron LADEN-
BERG :

" POTSDAM. DEC. 4.
I, Much as I regret to see you retiro from my Cabi-
net, yet I will not reft,s,, ynur rnneated eppliervi n to
be rileased from your ()like, and will give you the Ws,
missal you ask immediately I have, given my• deci-
SiOn 33 to the appointment - of your successor.

Till then I expect that you will continue to discharge'
he non-political duties of your office. From
the duties
of President of the Cabinet, which were temporarily
entrusted to you, I will forthwith relieve you, and boa
already apprised the collective Cabinet of my intentiou.
" FREDERIC WILLat
" VON MANTEUFFEL.
Another shorter order transfers the ad intern
Presidency of the Ministry again to M. voN NW'
TEUFFEL. on the
The Dresden conferences are to commence
18th. Austria will be represented by the
under°
Secretary WEANER, and Prussia by Baron A 1.01"
SLEBEN.
Part of the Prussian troops were still at Cass.eli
The Federal troops had advanced on the 7th to No-
deraula.

TURKEY.
We have received Constantinople journals to the
24th ult.
The Journal de Constantinople confirms the ia;
telligence which we gave a few days elr.,A
the pacification of Bosnia by OmEn,
MEHEmer PACEIA, the new Governor-GeneraPa l
•
Aleppo, left Constantinople on the 17th for his the
Additional troops were sent to Aleppo o
la
t
ter
same day. The latest intelligence from this ,s,
place is, that after the defeat of the rebels ".7
KERIM PACHA, they attempted to attack Alel;
again on the following day, their numbers ballni,
been recruited during the night by bona
bands of Arabs. This second attack, hew" th;
was not more successful than the first, ss
insurgents were a second time entirely deteated, lean'
ing about about a hundred prisoners in the ban,d:l ity
the Imperial troops. AHDULLA BEY, whose dliP"ct
t;
since the commencement of the late troubles ha d ° e
tracted the attention of the Government, 115,1,jefeo
arrested. The same journal states that dh'lT;vria
having arisen between the Governor of
and a British subject, the Sublime Porte bald
patched a member of the Council of Police, tbo
Cuurssos, one of the interpreters of the Porte, to ase.
town, to inquire into the circumstances of the abos
adliees them, Mr. SIMONS, dragoman to the British Embills9Y'
accompanied
MO of
Late
T
Be rout announce the i•
°
three English vessels at Jaffa on the llth iota
umber—the brig Sundryporry, ANGEI', meste'frote
London ; the brig Courier, BALDRY. mater' stern
Liverpool
; and the schooner Agnes, Watio?
from London. Lives all saved.

GREECE.
Athens journals of the 28th have trrived• t the
We learn from the Observateur d' Athens Oa a its
Senate assembled on the 21st ult., and commtierfember
labours by some preliminary business. The L'lr the
held its first regular sitting on the 25th unue, the
presidency. of M. METAXA, the senior men2bhet,r; W
verification of powers and the formation of -
reaux occupied the whole bittting.

A.)
QUEEN'S BENCH.—(THIS DY
Lord Campbell and a special jury were;foic;
a
throughout the morning in trying the case of
Hatch, which was an issue from the Court of C„l36:gertee"
to ascertain the interpretation to be put upon ti"io'rtbs
meet made between the plaintiff and defends°.fic•clsr
purchase of the White Horse public house, In
street, Holborn. The case was wholly uniuterSe"
any but the parties immediately concerned.
MANSION-HOUSE.—(THIS J"`"der
Richard Gardiner was brought up before Mr' —,1006
man Gibbs on a charge of embezzling various 50
amounti in all to 2001., from his employers, 4, of
Beaumaine, Thompson, and Powell, ship-br4e.lifet
Trinity-square. Mr. Humphreys attended on bellgr
the prosecutors. It appeared from the evidence °„
Thompson, one of the partners, that the prisone'oeir
been several years in their, employ but had I°llo'
service for some months. Since he had left sever;biell
crepancies had been discovered in the acconote,to fast
had led to further inquiries, and there was reason " die'
that defalcations to a very heavy amount Wadisc°.d befefea
covered. Those which had already been
amounted to 2001.
The prisoner was remanded for a week.

IVIARLBRO'-STREET.—(THIS Pt"?
CAUTION TO THE BENEVOLENT.—Thomas
was placed before Mr. Bingham, charged with o.'ol bf
several small sums of money trom various trades°
false and fraudulent pretences. etstw„
Mr. James Revell, oilman, 272, Oxford-street+ iiboP;
that on Saturday last the prisoner came intelli„niled,°'
and produced a paper, with which he said Adr• "°
•,70,001
Tavistock-street, had sent him, with his COMPnoe
and a request that he would read it. Witeeeajerb th°
the paper, and found it to be a petition, of vil"
e followinr• is a copy:—
"B. Smith, &c., 107 Fleet-street, begs lebisToO
recommend the petition f William Lawrence, vineeedt
employed by me till an unforeseen accident iimPtrbat
by which his spine was injured in such a manner iglll
will disable him from work for the future, and "Aee e at,e;
in the hospital. I have had this drawn out al3-tr''',l
round to a few gentlemen in hopes of raising -Of▪ t-
for the poor family of five children, who arc
into the greatest distress through the accident.' . ~,
tl/e
This petition was alleged to be signed by
leading men in the trade, for sums varying fr(3-t:
2s. 6J., and witness, believing the prisone'rti.s
felt
to be true, gave him 2s. 6d., and P:en
name to the petition for that amount, and be 1' Qt
t'
the shop. Witness had since ascertained that
A3sr's statementoilman,
was false. id/
SO
Mr. James 321, Oxford-street Yner ea•
Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the prifi°• 407
tered his shop, and handing him the petition P'aool,,P:
by last witness, said " Mr. Revell presents his ;cal P,e-
ments and wishes you to read it.." Witness e'r,-,b 0,11
looked at it, told the prisoner he knew Mr. ,S°l`. Tv"
well, and the petition was not in his handwriting' 1110
prisoner said it was, and that all the signateresa of.
authentic. Witness then sent for a constable, all
him in charge.
• so 4,
Robards, 307 A, said he took the prisoner 1,1/.olcl
tody, and on the way to the station he (prisoner) -00b1
was rent by Mr. Smith with the paper. Witness 01,
quently went to Mr. Smith's, and that gentlealapel
he knew nothing about either the prisoner or the Aug "
and that his name which was attached thereto
forgery.
was lacyAi
The prisoner, in reply to the charge, said be
sorry but he was out of work, and distress in°ll:,
to write the paper himself, and that the oata-
few exceptions, were forgeries.
Mr. BINGHAM committed the prisoner for threelll°slw-
with hard labour.
SINGULAR APPLICATION.—A gentleman nu
give his name applied to Mr. Bingham for adile"
tbr
the following circumstances:—
grins, „HO
The applicant stated that this morning, ha-1040U
there was to be a lecture delivered at the ";,,,it Pr-
chapel in Newman-street, he went there and AI-bell:1
seat in the gallery. Directly service commenef";ith
astonished to observe that it was conducted and
the forms of Popish worship—the prle°'BBioilr
attendants being attired in preciself oergli;
robes as those worn by the- Catholic heo
Applicant had not been seated many minutes W," 00
of the attendants came up and asked him if 'lee nee
member of the chapel, and on his replying la- t.b be deo(
Live he was requested to leave the chapel. Tbl6 leee_fe
clined to do, on the grounds that it was a publiebPo
worship, and as such he had as much right t°,,dice ibon
as any other person. A young man in a sok,gitna se
came, and laying his hand on applicant's arm I be
0
that if he did not leave at once force would be be lee
eject him. Rather than disturb the congregao Ita°
the place at once. Applicant now wishedti° d dons
whether they were justified in acting as they .
and what he had better do in the matter. sol foa
13 Mr. usailax (to applicant)—l really ha v- 00a ••f.
diction in the matter. An attorney is the P.,e-gi Ois.
ought to apply to. If I was to attend to all °ill tba,„oe
cations as this I should have enough to dot le perol4
torneys have less. If you can prove that thin 114100
belonging to the chapel committed a tresPas.ds „ffor"
their hands upon you, the County Courts
a speedy remedy. hat the 010
The applicant, who appeared astonished t-i-Die
gistrate had no jurisdiction in the case, bow
and left the court.

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Viscount Ponsonby, we hear, has resigt t 0
pct
bassy at Vienna, and Mr. Magenis will coiltis:„"?8 506:i iti
Charge d'Affaires until the arrival of his Lordsu'roti!.
sor. The Noble Lord and Lady Ponsonby haVe , sir
Belgrave-street for the winter. tbiP 01a
It was stated yesterday, in Lincoln's'iloelfd to
R. M. Rolfe, the Vice-Chancellor, is to have theinten-etoou
peerage. The Learned Judge's elevation is no undersoeci
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affect his judicial position for the present, but it iswith bar's
to be a preliminary step in those arrangements Se'', ar
signedbt oetnh e
long hearingt
he samei n
-ucbcohsofthnainott appeals
this moment in a condition to say whether the i, fie $OO-
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nd star) avtiota
the decision regarding the suspended Lord R
be made until near the meeting of Parliainent'retarli IV
More, with whom the matter now rests, will not aebesPhere
.01Elolvitseirold i's-cf,nilt'is
Italy until the commencement of the session apPri° bt t'' 0,
decision must be given by Colonel More pers2l:l:3f'' 119213
eri- `-
can be no doubt that it will be favour of sli lOrl
Glasgow Daily Mail.
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bic;
on Saturday last, the Council appoint ' ~,, a
of the Northern Circuit, Professor of Eugh Hugh ,
cessor to the late Mr. Marshman ; and Arthur _,ford,rto .
M.A., late fellow and tutor of Oriel College,‘J'profe.s°A.
the Of'
now principal of University Hall, London,
° ted bY 00'
ship of English Language and Literature, va,csaCollege' 006
J. Scott, on his becoming Principal of Owenb
best
obserVilOeld
Chester. Fellowe's Clinical Medals for the e
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Mr. Thomas George Fitzgerald aud a 61.
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same term to Mr. Robert Bowman. 'rho
el'rinvelreB47.s9.or,detdo
competitlen . ore., ,
of Sheffield; the Gold Aled.d for th e 1141
ships were fixed as follows:—For f 50/. ettch ' ixtti •Y
next : A Scholarship of 1001., and two °f 440,0 f 45/. g , telt ,
linverr Medi° h-oll'
petition in October, 1852,,,0ne-of 70.2- and "e_,,..,..-01,6
'TIE IRISH' Pfissawp-r-- It- .is cF•rrgne:'jksecl, - ;PI
that Sir A.X., Brooko Barq M.ll, 71_1 „LwiLl)o}ita' ifeft
peerage; autt that Col ifiel oe, b1.1.'.
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Captain Archdall, Ar it DAlrbe git crloetit:;,4o_,, is
present the new consAituelfli in '-40 , , - tilt:A"'"' 1,/,)
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