The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-29 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

AND
Vubitt Optuton.

" Who runs may read."

POIRMEGN.

The Count of Paris enter on Saturday on his seventh
year, having been born on August 24, 1838. Conse-
quently, according to the terms of the Regency Bill,
in twelve years, on the same day, he will hare attained
his majority.
Count Duchatel has returned to Paris, and resumed
his functions as Minister of the Interior.

Orders are said to have been given at the Ministry of
War to prepare the apartments of Marshal Soult, whose
return is expected in a few days.
Intelligence has been received of the demise of the
youthful Archduke Rainer of Tuscany, third son of his
Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Tuscany, which
event took place on the 14th instant, at the Villa Cata-
giole, at Florence.
The King of Prussia arrived at Erdmannsdorf in per-
fect health in the evening of the 17th inst.
The King of Bavaria arrived at Berchtesgaden, on his
return from Italy, on the 18th inst. In addition to the
Crown Prince of Bavaria, Prince Luitpold and Prince
Charles of Bavaria, and the Electoral Prince of Hesse,
have repaired to Berchtesgaden to welcome his Ma-
jesty. The Dowager Empress of Austria is also ex-
pected.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange and his
Royal Consort Princess Sophia of Wurtemberg, travel-
ling under the name of Count and Countess V. Buren,
have arrived_ at Rome, via Civita Vecchia. Prince Na-
poleon Montfort accompanies the royal party.
The Prince of Solms, who is on a tour in the United
States, intends proceeding to Galveston, and from thenee
to Texas. The Prince is accompanied in his travels by
several engineers and other scientific men.
The improvements made in the river and canal de
l'Ourcq have just been completed, both as regards the
navigation and the supply of water to Paris, which is
now increased from 4,000 to 5,000 inches (one million
hectolitres, or twenty-two millions of English gallons)
every twenty-four hours. These improvements have cost
986,000 f.

The Montezuma steam-frigate left Brest on the 2 1 st,
for Tunis, with orders, says the Toulonnais, for the
Inflexible, ship of the line, to join the squadron of the
Prince de Joinville. The Montezuma is also to be at-
tached to that force.

A Toulon letter of the 20th says, " To-morrow the
Egerie corvette, and the Perdrix transport, will sail for
Mogadore with powder and ball for the Prince de Join-
vine. The hospital steamers Meteor and Grezois will
leave at the same time for Algiers."
A letter from Coblentz of the 22d contains the fol-
lowing paragraph :—Yesterday two- French couriers
passed through here in great haste towards Ems, with
dispatches for the French Minister; and the day before
his Excellency also received three French couriers from
Paris. Lord Palmerston arrived two days ago at Ems.
Yesterday he visited our city, and stopped at the Tra-
vellers' Hotel. In the evening he returned to Ems. In
a few days he intends to pay a visit at Herrnsheim, near
Worms, where several persons of distinction, belonging
to the Whig party, will meet him.
A letter from Vienna, in the Cologne Gazette, states
that the publication of the " Juif Errant " has caused
several journals, in which it had been given, to be seized.
The Austrian police, to clear Vienna of the crowd of
vagabonds and thieves which infested it, has just arrested
400 of them together, and has had them taken off at
once to the galleys at Venice and Trieste.
We learn, by a Berlin letter of the lath instant, that
the Deputies of the States of the circle of Nimptick, in
which is Klein Kreignitz, the native place of Tesch, who
attempted to assassinate the King of Prussia, have or-
dered the parsonage house of the town in which Tesch
was born, his father being minister, to be demolished
and rebuilt.

A letter from Munich, of the 19th, states, that in con-
sequence of the almost incessant rains, the her river has
risen to an extraordinary height. An immense quantity
of snow had fallen on the mountains, and the cold there
was intense. Accounts from Carlsruhe of the 20th state
that the Rhine had overflowed its banks, washed away
several warehouses, and cut off all communication with
Rhenish Bavaria, except by boats.
The Portafoglio of Malta, of the 16th says :—" The
two Dutch frigates Rhine and Japan, commanded by
Prince Henry of the Netherlands, arrived here on the
13th, from Tunis, and are, we understand, on their way
to the Levant. From them we learn that the four ships
of the line, Ocean, Marengo, Neptune, and Jupiter,
under Admiral Parceval;Deschenes, are before Tunis.
Their object in being sent there is said to be the en-
forcement of a fixed frontier boundary between the
Regency and Algeria."
A letter from Berlin state , that a courier arrived on
the 18th at the Russiau Embassy, with the news that
the Emperor intended shortly to accompany the Em-
press to that city. Her Imperial Highness, it was re-
ported, would make a pretty long stay at the Court of
Prussia.

The Augsburgh Gazette contains a letter from Stock-
holm of the 6th, which says—" A few days back the
Marshal of the Diet, the Archbishop, and the two Pre-
sidents of the order of the Burgesses and the Peasants,
were summoned to attend the King. Ills Majesty declared
to them that, having learned that several members of the
two orders intended proposing to reimburse to him the sums
of money which the late King had expended for the State
out of the privy purse, he wished them not to again bring
forward any proposition on a subject which had already
met with such violent opposition in the last session.