The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-07 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF HVIS

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" Who runs may read."

FOREXGIV.

M. de Titoff, late Russian Charge d'Affaires. at Con-
stantinople, arrived at Vienna on the 26th ult., having
had a long conference it Semlin with the banished
Servian Prince Michael, and with the Belgrade Rus-
sian Consul.

Prince Paul Esterhazy, the Airtrian Ambassador,
is on his way to Vienna.
The Deputies from the manufacturing towns assem-
bled on Wednesday at the residence of M. Fulchiron.
The Assembly, after discussion, adjourned -sine die,
hut nothing has transpired.
The National states that the persecution of the pro-
fessors of the Catholic religion in Russia, and also in
Poland, by the Emperor Nicholas, still continues.
The Augsburgh Gazette, of the 30th ult., states,
that the unfortunate refugees who have succeeded in
escaping to the Austrian territory, draw a fearful
picture of the system of terror and persecution which
reigns beyond the Saave. Each day the Government
orders persons to be arrested on account of their po-
litical opinions.

The statue of Henry IV., by M. Etex, lately ex-
hibited in the Court of the Louvre, was fixed in its
position on the Place Royale, at Pau, on Thursday
last, without accident.

The Central Committees of the Prussian States op-
pose several of the great railroad plans of the Govern-
ment, which would necessitate the issue of Treasury
bonds to the amount of 25,000,000 crowns.
On the 24th ult. Al; if Effendi, the Ambassador of
the Ottoman Porte at the Court of Vienna, had a
private audience of the Emperor of Austria, at which
he presented a letter• from the Sultan announcing the
birth of a son, and also took leave of the Emperor
preparatory to his quitting Vienna in a few days.
A rumour is prevalent at Madrid that the Spanish
Ministry is again about to be changed.
Zurbano, who has just been appointed Lispector-
General of the Customs of Catalonia, with the most
ample powers, is to retain, at the same time, the mili-
tary command of the province of Girona.
MONEY-TRADE-COMMERCE:
The name of the merchant, at Plymouth,,whose
failure was mentioned in The Sun of Friday, is
Linden. His engagements are stated at as much as
200,000!., but chiefly continental.
MAW AND PDX.XCY3.

The proceedings on the part of the East India Coin-
pany against Captain Douglas, for alleged desertion,
were resumed on Friday at darlborough-street. Cap-
tv,in Douglas was committed to prison upon the evi-
dence, which will be sent to the Secretary at War, to
decide on the committal by the Magistrate.
A policeman of the N division was on Friday charged
at Union-hall with going into a gentleman's louse at
night, and remaining there nearly an hour, to the ne-
glect of his duty. He was fined 10s., which will cause
his dismissal from the force.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC.
The Seatonian prize of 401. for the best English
poem on a sacred subject, has been awarded to the
Rev. T. E. Hankinson, M.A., of Corpus Christi Col-
lege, the subject being, " The Cross planted on the
Himalayan Mountains." Mr. Hankinson, since 1831,
has nine times gained this prize.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of Douro leave
Walmer Castle on Monday next, for town.
The Earl of Chesterfield returned to town on Satur-
day from Bretby Park.
The mansion at Kimmel Park, the seat of Lord
Dinorben, is expected to be finished in April next.
The Bishop of Lincoln and Mrs. Kaye remove from
Willingham House, in the course of this week, to tho
new Episcopal Palace at Riseholm near Lincoln.
Mr. A. B. Hope and Lady Mildred are still staying
at Bedgebury Park.
The Duke of Rutland's hounds commence the hunt-
ing season this week at Belvoir Castle.
Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Sanderson returned on Fri-
day to Gunton Park, Norfolk, from Belgrave-square.
The Earl and Countess of Limerick have received
intelligence of the death of their grandson, the Hon.
Captain J. H. Pery.__