The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-23 00:00:00

SUL ARY OF NEWS

AND

Vtibitt eptuton.

" Who runs may read."

roummar.
On Wednesday evening their Majesties the King and
Queen of the French received the Turkish Ambassador
and the young Egyptian Princes, the Minister of Marine,
the Count de Grave, and M. De Larue.
On Thursday evening their Majesties received the
Count do Salvandy and M. de Pongerville.
M. Cane, aide de-camp of the Minister of War, and
who took part in the affair of Isly, arrived at Marseilles
from Algiers by the last packet, and immediately conti-
nued his route for Paris. _ .

The C;;iieTLo;enlielrn, the Swedish Minister, ar-
riv,ed on Thursday in Paris, from his visit to Sweden.
Admiral de Moges is arrived in Paris.
The Eagle war-brig, which was fitted out at Cher-
bourg, sail, d from Toulon on the 14th for Mogadore, on
which station the is to remain until further orders.
Duke Alexander of Wurtemburg and his suite arrived
on Tuesday last at Strasbourg.
We learn from the Toulon journals that very great
preparations arc making in that town to give a brilliant
reception to his Royal Highness the Prince de Joinville.
It is said that deputations from several departments will
arrive at Toulon on this occasion.
The Courrier Francais states that there are now build-
ing in the different French ports twenty-three ships of
the line, nineteen frigates, two brigs, three schooners,
and ten transports and store-ships, besides six steam
frigates, of 450 and 550 horse power, eleven steam cor-
vettes of 220 to 320 horse power, and seven smaller steam
ships of SO to 160 horse power.
We learn from Tunis, by a letter of the 31st ult., that
Admiral Parceval Deselllaes, and the captains and other
officers of the Ocean, Neptune, Marengo, and Alger, of
the line, and the steam corvette Can: option, had been pre
sented to the Bey at the Bardo by M. de Lagan, the
French Consul-General at Tunis. Their reception by
his Highness is said to have been most cordial.
A letter from Rome of the 9th, quoted by the Consti •
tutionnel, states that the dispensations of consanguinity
necessary for the marriage of H. R. H. the Duke
d'Aumale with his cousin, the Princess Caroline of
Naples, were signed on the Bth. The Princess and the
Duke d'Aumale are both in their twenty-third year.
The Government has received accounts of the arrival
of the members composing the French Embassy to
China at Sirgapore on tne 2d of July.
Rear-Admiral La Susse is to proceed to Dieppe, with
the vessels under his command, to take part in the cere-
mony of the inauguration of the statue of Duquesne.
The Rodeur, Government cutter, has left Havre for the
same purpose.
Don Carlos, the Princess his wife, and the Prince his
son, returned on Monday last to Bourges from the baths
of N6ris.

The twelfth session of the Scientific Congress has just
finished at Nismes, alter its seventh sitting. The Con-
gress voted the following recommendations to the Go-
vernment :—A pension fund for workmen—an irrigation
Bill—the execution of the laws relating to workmen's
livrets —the creation of a special ministry for agriculture
—the alleviation of the wine trade—the suppression of
the title of officier de sante—and the immediate abolition
of negro slavery.
The vintage has commenced in the neighbourhood of
Bordeaux, and it is stated that the wine will be of good
quality.
The Gazette de France of Friday evening says—" This
morning at six o'clock, M. Meunier, Commissary of
Police, accompanied by two agens de surete, visited the
residence of M. Aubry-Foucalt, responsible editor of the
Gazette de France, and arrested him. He was taken to
the depbt of the Prefecture, and immediately afterwards
removed to the prison of Sainte Pelagic."
We learn from Trieste that the roadstead of that place
is to be converted into a harbour. The cost is to be
covered by an additional house-tax.
The attempt made by the Italian revolutionists who
had taken refuge at Malta and at Corfu, to enrol bands of
adventurers in Albania in order to organise another ex-
pedition against the Roman States had, we hear, com-
pletely failed.
The Suabian Mercury informs us that serious dis-
turbances took place at Presburg on the Bth inst. be-
tween the inhabitants and some of the persons attached
to the service of the Deputies of the Diet. It became
necessary to call out an armed force, and before the
tumult could be quelled one man was killed, and, sixteen
were wounded.
A letter from Berlin states that the King has just
created a new branch of,,administration, under the title
of Ministry of Grievances, the object of which is to pay
special attention to such complaints as the citizens may
have to make against ecclesiastical, administrative, and
judicial functionaries.
A letter from Munich, of the 13th, states that a
company of. English capitalists is now there, with the
intention of establishing manufactories on a large scale.
Mezari-ben-Ismail, agha of the Bey of Mascara and
Mostaganem, arrived at Marseilles on the 17th, with his
two sons and his suite.

The Augsburg Gazette states from Berlin that there is
great probability of Bohemia joining the German Cus-
toms Union, but that the arrangement will in the first
instance be made for a period of only fire years.