The Sun. — 1846-05-25 (London, England)

PASKIEWITCH. They were recently all three found hanging by the neck to trees in a forest near Siedlic. In the Second Chamber of the Saxon Legislature the debate on the report of the Committee respecting the riots at Leipsic was resumed on the 18th. The report, which was favourable to the Government, was rejected by a majority of one, the numbers being respectively 36 and 37.  .....--Accounts from Constantinople of the 7th instant announce, that the treaty of Commerce between Russia and Turkey, putting Russia on a footing with the other Powers who have adhered to the treaty of the 16th of August, was signed on the 30th of April, at Balta Liman, by M. TITOW, on the part of Russia, and by BESCHID PAsnw and TAIIIR BEY, on the part of the Sublime Porte.  In the north of Switzerland the Liberal party are attacked by their Jesuit adversaries with the weaponsecau omfo.craelunmunanye: letter Ironute4heussoeutinhotrheefpoarmrtiidaTrheltere,wmeaoproenbs.oldTbh flosl.elowing erncoSniostnit,utthieezicip:iital of the canton of Valais, ais, appears in tfrho and d—s tahgaiictthimesoradreersollfotfhtehdeaLyihinerathl is unhappyty country, ThereboAos shfaas:iitijnulaiste.t. bieoen.ntsfo tueirtio on the banks of the Rhonpearthe several places withthaewkonilsoifleiteiooam.of a member of La Rhone, Suisse, who was exiled in 511744 No had been stabbed in doubt is entertained political opinions olpottionealtns of her brother. A short eothan Mdlle. Joris, iog murdero of the ago, in the kof Martinez, more fort voice that in consequence Dr. that hertc is ttprhvai this partaking has just escaped from assassination. middle of the night, he heard a noise at hisrtdtinie asking who was there, he was told in a disguised and °n his his presence was required at the house of a patient; visitors mentioned a name unknown to the doctor, who replied that he would not attend until the following morning. They then attempted to burst open the door, but the servants_ of the house having by this time got up-and come to the aid of their master, the ruffians fled." It is not the first time that attempts have been made to assassinate Dr. CLAIRVAZ, whose profession renders frequent journies among the mountains necessary. Some time since, in the course of conversation, the Canon lIVAZ advised him to change his opinions or he would have cause to repent them. Dr. Cprnyitz replied to the respectable grate of Arden  that had such a warning proceeded from any one else, he should have attached no importance to it, while he did as coming from such a source, but that, nevertheless, he must remain faithful to his convictions. Dr. Cram'Az, however, ever after, avoided being out at night, and his assassins, tired of waiting, have endeavoured to murder him in his own house. The exertions of the police to detect the culprits have been unsuccessful. Perhaps this would not have been the case if the victims had belonged to the party of the clergy. It is to be hoped, however, that Canon rtivaz who so charitably warned Dr. CLAIM"), Z will enlighten the officers of justice  Madrid papers of the 17th have been received.  The Tiempo declares that Don LEONCIO RUBLN DE CELIS, the chief of the late insurrection in Galicia, has; been assassinated in Portugal by his own followers. The report, however, stands in need of confirmation. The late editor of the Espectador, Don FRANCISCO LABRADOR, has been arrested at Cadiz, by order of the political chief, and sent to Seville a prisoner. The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE arrived at Algesiras on the 9th, and without waiting to land, sailed immediately for Ceuta. Orders had been sent to VILLALONGA to stay the execution of the decree of banishment which he had issued against the Countess