The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-25 00:00:00

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A letter frcm Eu, of the 20th, says :—" The King,
accompanied by General de Rumigny, Baron de Ge-
rente, Count de Strada, and Viscount Duchesne, took
an airing to-day on horseback on the road to Dieppe,
but returned to dinner. The Prefect of the department,
General Lalaing d'Audenarde, and the Mayor of Eu,
were amongst the guests."
His Royal Highness .the Duke d'Aumale arrived at
Eu on Monday.
According to the Constitutionnel, Marshal Soult is on
the 29th of this month to celebrate by a grand banquet
the fourth anniversary of the Cabinet of which he is the
nominal, and M. Guizot the real, President.

"We are informed," says the Toulonnais of Sunday
last, " that a small squadron will be sent to Naples to
bring to France the intended bride of the Duke d'Au-
male. The period of the departure of this naval force,
which some persons think will go under the command of
the Prince de Joinville, is not yet fixed, but it is be-
lieved to be very near."
The Illessager announces the completion of the ar-
rangement for the new service by steam between Mar-
seilles and Oran and Stora in Algeria. It is to com-
mence on January Ist, as already stated. There will
thus be seven departures for Algeria per month—viz.,
three for Algiers, two for Oran, and two for Stora.
Dispatches had been received at Madrid from Rome,
which were considered highly satisfactory by the Court,
inasmuch as they contained bulls prolonging the office
of the Royal Commissary de la Cruzada for two years,
this being looked upon as a special favour, no autho-
rization having been as yet given for more than one year.
We learn from Berlin that the municipality of that
capital, having entered into a contract with an English
company for lighting the city with gas for upwards of
20 years, and finding that, consequently, there will be
no expense created by forming the establishments which
would have been required for that purpose, has resolved,
instead, to erect a new hospital, sufficiently spacious to
receive 600 patients, and suppress all the present smaller
hospitals. The cost of the new edifice is estimated at
275,000 dollars.
A letter from Weimar announces the death, at Vienna,
of the only grand-daughter of Goethe.
The mortal remains of Weber, the composer, who
died in London in 1826, have just been finally depo-
sited 'with some pomp, in the Catholic cemetery of
Dresden.

Letters from Figueras, of the 15th, state, that the
correspondence and papers seized upon General Amettler
positively prove that measures had been taken by the
conspirators so that the movement should break out
simultaneously in the provinces of Gironi and Tarragona.
The Barcelona papers, of the 18th, state the military
authorities to be adopting every possible precaution, in
order to check a Progresista movement.
The Observateur du Rhin states that, in addition to
the sum of nine millions and a half of francs, contri-
buted by the states of the Germanic Confederation, for
the construction of new fortresses, they have also agreed
to furnish eighteen millions for the new works of Rastadt
and Ulm.