The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-02 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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On Sunday Louis Philippe reviewed the troops in the
garrison at raris. He was accompanied by the Duke de
Nemours, the Duke de Montpensier, Marshal Soult, and
a brilliant staff. The Queen, Princesses, and Court,
were also present.
Most of the Paris papers notice the meeting of the
Missionary Society held at Exeter-hall last week. It, of
course, affords the opposition journals little satisfaction.
The National which burlesques the proceedings, calls the
Presi3ent " le sage Culling Ettrdley Smith," and the Con-
stitutionnel simply " Sir Calling Eardley."
The Moniteur announces that Admiral Parseval Des-
chesnes has been nominated a G rand Officer of the Legion
of Honour, and that the three ships of war which were
detached from his fleet, and placed under the command
of the Prince de Joinville, had been ordered to rejoin
th• fleet of Admiral Parseval Deschenes immediately.

The Constatutionnel states that the French Govern-
ment was resolved to terminate the war with Morocco at
any price, and that the Duke of Glucksberg had been
furnished with positive instructions to that effect.
The private correspondence of the Toulonnais from
Algiers, of the 20th of Sept., states that fears are enter-
tained of an outbreak of the Kabyles on tho Tunis fron-
tiers of Algeria, who, taking advantage of the absence of
so large a portion of the army on the frontiers of Mo-
rocco, begin to threaten the French possessions.
The Journal of the Two Sicilies of the 17th September
has the following paragraph :—" His Excellency the
Duko de Montebello' Ambassador of his Majesty the
King of the French at our Court, had the honour to
present to his Majesty our King, on the sth, in a private
audience, a letter, whereby his august Sovereign demands
of his Majesty the hand of her Royal Highness Princegs
Caroline Augusta of Salerno for his Royal Highness the
Duke d'Aumale. Similar letters, containing the same
demand on the part of her Majesty the Queen of the
French, were presented on the same day by his Excel-
lency to their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Salerno, and to her Royal Highness their daughter.
We can announce that the marriage contract has been
signed."
A letter from the frontier of Italy, published in the
Augsburg Gazette of the 25th, states that the Duke
d'Aumale's marriage with the Princess of Salerno %ill
take place in two months, and that Austria will give her
Royal Highness a marriage portion of 200,000 florins,
because her mother is the Emperor's sister.
A Madrid letter of the 23d has the subjoined post-
script :—" Two detonations, the cause of which is as yet
unknown, have just been heard in the direction of the
Alcala-street. Crowds of people are hastening to the
sr ot. Unto the moment of closing this letter it has been
impossible to procure authentic information as to what is
probably but an accident. This capital is perfectly quiet."
We copy the following from the Cologne Gazette of
the 27th of September :—" Frontiers of Turkey, Sept.
16.—There is now no doubt that the revolt of the poli-
tical convicts of Telaga was produced by despair. When
Prince Bubesco arrived, several threw themselves on
their knees, imploring mercy. But the Prince repelled
them, and even declared to some that they had got off
too easily. On this the revolt broke out. Thirteen
convicts and five soldiers were killed, and twelve se-
riously wounded. The fate of the convicts has now be-
come still worse. They are obliged to pass their nights
in the salt mines. It is •said that the bayard Descheu
has made disclosures which will gravely compromise
Prince Milosch."