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

GERMAN Y.

Accounts have been received from Berlin to the
7th inst.
The Prussian official journal publishes the follow-
ing :note, addressed by tb KING to Baron LADEN..
BERG :

" POTSDAM'. DEC. 4.
‘, Much as I regret to se, yog retire from my Cabi-
net, yet I will nut refos,, your repeated applicaticn to
be ITkaseti fro 4 your office, and will give you the dis•
miisal you ask immediately I have given my deck,
sion as to the appointment of your otteocapr.'

Till then I expect, that you will continue to discharge
he nea-political duties of your office. From the duties
of President of the Oaldn..-A, which wore teraporarq
entrusted to you, I will forthwith relieve you, and have
alroady opprsed the collective Cabinet of my intention.
" FREDERIC WILLIAM;
" VON ATANTELIFFEL!
Another shorter order transfers the ad interim
PreAnQncy of the Ministry again to M. VON MAN'

TEUFrEL.
The, Dresden conferences are to commence on the
18th. Austria will be represented by the Under-
Secretary \VERNER, and Prussia by Baron Ar.v.o-
-
Part of the Prussian troops were still at Cass.el.
The Federal troops had advanced on the 7th to Si"
deraula.

TURKEY.
We have received Constantinople journals to the
24th ult.
The Journal de Constantinople confirms the isi
telligence which we gave a few days ego °
the pacification of Bosnia by OMEN POll4l,
MEHEMET PACHA, the new Governor-General 0.
Aleppo, left Constantinople on the 17th for
on 08
Additional troops were sent to Aleppo
same day. The latest intelligence from this latter
place is, that after the defeat of the rebels by
KERIM PACHA they attempted to attack Aer°,
again on the following day, their numbers bov'eb
been recruited during the- night by 15°133.
bands of Arabs. This second attack, however,
his rot.
tho
was not more successful than- the first, „
letlY
insurgents were a second time entirely defeated, 3
ing about about a hundred prisoners in the bands.o'
the Imperial troops. .ABDULLA BEY, whose duplicitt!
since the commencement cf the late troubles had 8
be
tracted the attention of the Government, has
arrested. The same journal states that difficulties/
having arisen betwetn the Governor of Silivr.o
and a British subject, the Sublime Porte bas
patched a member of the Council of Police, and r,.t
CHRIESOS, one of the interpreters of the Porte, to tut.e.
to.wn, to inquire into the circumstances of the obas
SisioNs, dragoman to the British ErobaBsY'
accompanied them.
loss
iof
Late advices from Beyrout announce the No-
three English vessels at Jaffa on the llth 13' from
vember —the brig Sundryporry, ANGEL, from
London ; the brig Courier, BALDRY. master,,
antis
Liverpool ; and the schooner Agnes, Ilrorrß,
from London. Lives all saved. master,na

GREECE.
Athens journals of the 28th have arrived• the
We learn from the Observateur d' Athens ,_
%t a it,
Senate assembled on the 21st ult., aad carnal" e„,bet
labours by some preliminary business. The C'
held i!s first regular sitting on the 25th un Jet the
presidency of M. METAXA, the senior wernbe,L; Inv
verification of powers and the formation of 111—
reaux occupied the whole slating.

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QUEEN'S BENCH. (THIS Di "lir„,*ed
Lord Campbell and a special- jury were
throughout the morning in trying the case of AC letcorPlleir7
Hatch, which was au issue from the Court of Cl itu,cr e-
to ascertain the interpretation to be put upon svi;" sebs
mast made between the plaintiff and defendant i°.rdo..
purchase of the White Horse public house, F,r,l So
street, Holborn. The case was wholly nointore.P"'
any but the parties inruPdiately concerned.
MANSION-HOUSE.—(THIS 1:011,i)er
Richard Gardiner Wa4 brought up before Mr. A' to,
man Gibbs on a charge of embezzling varioirifiso
amounting in all to 2001., from his employers, 112'e5. of
Beau:mine, Thompson, and Powell, ship-1)1'0k fif of
Trinity square. Mr. Humphreys attended on bellgt
the prcaccutors. It appeared from the evidence °'ll,ol.
Thompson, one of the partners, that the priser foeir
been several years in their, employ but had it "idis-
service for some months. since he had left 80'100
crepancies had been discovered in the accounns• feet
had led to further inquiries, and there was reason do-
that defalcations to a very heavy amount would be
foia.
covered. Those which had already been dioco
amounted to 2001.
The prisoner was remanded for a week.
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111ARLBRO%STREET.—(THIS 1":1,471411
CAUTION TO THE BENEVOLENT.--ThOMGS
was placed before Mr. Bingham, charged with c'"`"-a by
several small sums of money from various tradesca--
false and fraudulent pre!ences. OOl
Mr. James Revell, oilman, 272, Oxford-strnea'.sboPt,
that on Saturday last the prisoner came into bland, as
and produced a paper, with which ho said Mr.
Tavistock-street, had sent him, with his con4"—,,eaeo
and a request that he would read it. Witaeohrethe
the paper, and found it to be a petition, of w--e
following is a copy:— les" t°
"B. Smith, oilman, &c., 107 Fleet-street, beg who Aosi
recommend the petiticn of William Lawrence, ",peet",
employed by me till an unforeseen accident beNa4s
by which his spine was injured in such mann .o°4
will disable him from work for the future,a 00d —,461
in the hospital. I have had this drawnout 013",settilL.,"
round to a few gentlemen in hopes of raising -we"'
for the poor family of five children, who
into the greatest distress through the accident.° of the
This petition was alleged to be signed bar scPme ,2/.j.s°
leading men in the trade. for sums varying 't();-,a
28. 6d., and aitnessa believing the prisons mnt bid
to be true, gave him 2s. 6d., and Peah- left
name to the petition for that amount, and he Frit
the shop. Witness had since ascertained that tj'u
setter's statement was false.
Mr. James Tillyer, oilman, 321, Oxford-street' sre;'•
Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the Pris°l3:ooll
tered his shop, and handing him the petition Pr mph'
by last witness, said " Mr. Revell presents his co°t"-y he
ments and wishes you to read it.." Witness, dife.llierf
looked at it, told the prisoner he knew Mr. Sin"'" The
well, and the petition was not in his handwriting. were
prisoner said it was, and that all the signatures ice
authentic. Witness then sent for a constable, and g'
him in charge. otir
L'obards, 307 A, said he took the prisoner inWat betody, and on the way to the station ho (prisoner) 551",,,,a
was sent by Mr. Smith with the paper. Witness 9114
quently went to Mr. Smith's, and
_that gentleman err
he knew nothing about either the prisoner or the pg
and that his name which' was attached thereto 16
forgery, l fed
l;heb prisoner,
soryu be w
a s in e
u work,
eacnhdaczet,res,asidihneduweaesd
trte ofp y
to write the paper himself, and that the names, 0
few exception, were forgeries.
Mr. Baeonam committed the prisoner for three nan
with hard labour. 1314
SINGULAR APPLICATION.—A gentleman who _der
give his name applied to Mr. Bingham for advice
the following circumstances:a-a' ; 00/
The applicant stated that this morning, hear.cengite
there was to be a lecture delivered at the Icvl,l bit
chapel in Newman-street, he went there and fob ass
seat in the gallery. Directly service commenced,h.cb
ell
astonished to observe that it was conducted'. wit and
the forms of Popish worship—the priegs
attendants being attired in precisely 6100
robes as those worn by the Catholi," c cue
Applicant had not been tested many minutes vd3c:3o*
of the attendants came up and asked him if be
memiaer of the chapel, and on his replying in tfebe de;
Live he was requested to leave the chapel. Tb. 154,0 0'
dined to dta on the grounds that it was a publio,_re doe
worship, and as such he had as much right 0,7.„ tbeo
as any other poison. A young man in a surp.l_7oo9ll
came, and laying his hand on applicant's arm I°,,ed
that if he did not leave at once force would be he lep
to aa"
eject him. Rather than disturb the congretanticri 1..00
the place at once. Applicant now wished %lid dope,
whether they were justified in acting as they
•
and what he had better do in the matter. e voittlorti
Mr. BINGHAM applicant)—l really versoa
diction in the matter. An attorney is Illy,' Poch OPP v.
ought to apply to. If I was to attend oa,
_.od the o_,
cations as this I should have enough to do, ;0 perso.!:
torneys have less. If you can provo that ej' 1011111,
belonging to the chapel committed a !resPvis'ia siford Yu
their hands upon you, the County Cuut.te
the I'9.
a speedy remedy. tbst" tysalte
The applicant, who appeared astonish violin;
gistrate had no jurisdiction in the case, b°
and left the court.

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Viscount Ponsonby, we hear, has reslgried ttfra:
bassy at Vienna, and -Mr. Magenis will coatintlo,o 01/ad 0
Chargé d'Affaires until the arrival of his LordsliiPArric'e
sor. The Noble Lord and Lady P nsonbY We
Belgrave-street for the winter. ° Oat Sir
It was stated yesterday,
R. M. Rolfe, the Vice-Chancellor, is to have the,nliteedednotd
peerage. The Learned Judge's elevation islll:4,""euderstet
affect his judicial position for the present, but it,
is tesri,e„
in IALIC011:15-i'011901300 of a
to be a preliminary step in those arratigemente Withool 1314,
to the hearing
abiegeonat longthe isnam eoeof
ahnaotpenpmoeuparil
conditionast contemplation.
)iionßna.trthooennsHrauoya
Parke
kos
Rumour
ro; thaaLnade rpwdrsee y‘si
aor ill
is
111(g) tt:
iba e-t:,..
this moment in whether the ; 0 0 0,.
Learned Vice-Chancellor to the House of L°rds.dit be flll'
tion to, or a substitution for, the honour pteP°,s—„b:r or •#., t
fteortrhede on the Learned Baron. The addition 01 e:hij 0:10 P-11
appelate tribunal in the House of Lords IV"' v
satisfaction to the profession.—Chrosio/e.
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW.- We tifiderStendesGtbli:::
the decision regarding the suspended Lord Rectorlsreoloeo
be made until near the meeting of Parliament,
Mure, with whom the matter now rests, will not. retlreljg.f(?)),e
Italy until the commencement of the session approacbut ther"
decision must be given by Col ,nel Mum personall4oo"'
can be no doubt that it will be favour of Sheri
Glasgow Daily Mail.g°9
A t '3e5,50119
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.---..-. theirA go c...
on Saturday last, the Council appointed Mr. J. A. ON.
Cloegla
of the Northern Circuit, Professor of English Lary,
ccssor to the late Mr. Marshman ; and Arthur Buggord, Or
M.A., late fellow and tutor of Oriel College, o,..protesoA,
now principal of University Hall, London, } ° tl7 by 1040.
ship of English Language and Literature, vaeal..e„ege, 1V.1.00
serilly 01,1
J. Scott, on his becoming Principal of Owen's tioib.
ehester. Fellowe's Clinical Medals for the best 0...1,0, Goo
on cases at the hospital, were awarded as tolltors !.., Jscl,s to
Medal for the winter , erm 1849.50, to Air. Edward J
oi,,fir..ShTeiffi
jemltals;
GtleieorGg.:lFditll;edtaalidttratihide sausinoroveerr
Ateirez_Alnalsefi
joroitt;
• The Andre'" Oetc'y'it;
same term to Mr..l.lobert -ikel'n"--- t'i 11 '-u- . °I"
ships were ,Axed :asifolloari:i--For cOrrinex,l(LAii -fer,f.
next : A Scholarshiti of 10014 aneictwoofko4 ,9_7,1,4 oac,el;:,l
petition in OCtober,'iBs2, one oflLl. as d:tlileril r**-,,,,,:.1,r•
THE Lusa j?:finu--- A,4•1 tlitCre,..C:lls:7"''-rik::t'ar',ol
that Sir AB. BreOce,- Dart:, T.: ..v.,,'
..-ii;:n-ni,sl,iveli;or
peerage;. and that ecalona'Cole t, 1;. " • -7, _eroheis?i;tisgto
Captain Arclidallo2 P.
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' r arlianient„ ~fi.n.
present the new csv;l93.tatiicY di . '-'- -'
Reporter.
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