German Papers.
In the second sitting of the DIet O Ithe 6th of this month, no op. pOSitiOn was rmade to the proposal of the Presiding Canton to con. tinue for 12 months the resolutions adopted 1ast year relative to the abuses of the press and the snrveillance of foreigners; on the con- trary, great praise was bestowed on the desirable results which they had been found to produce, and they were accordingly confirmned unanimously. The Mtinister fbr Bsslc regretted that his Govern. ment was nut able to furnishi information respecting the university of that city, which might have corrected erroneous satemenra, and prevented a measure of the Prussian Aiovernment directed against that university. The concordat respecting the effects of a change of religion upon civil rights, led the Minister of Berne to declare that the legislation of his canton on this subject was stiU inoomplete- that its chief object was the prevention of mixed communities, or the naintenance of purely Pretesmant or purely Catholic communities- tbat the zealous and active spirit of proselytism of a class of Catholic piests in the neighbourh ood, who chiefly exerted themselves to se- uce minors and children, required measures o' protection, and must prevent Berne from acceding to the concordat. The Ministers of Friburg and Solcure replied, that they did not believe that any thing passed in their cantons which could give just ground for complaint. Certain French papers cannot refrain riom vilifying and calum- niating Switzerland. The daily proofs that both the Government and the people well -knew the situation in which the interests of Burope has placed them, their sincere desire to promote every ineao sure that can ensure the preservation of peace and order, an4 their aversion to every thing at varianee with-these prindples, cannot check the idle declamations of these people, who hold nothing sacred bul what accords with their own opinions, and think every thing per- mitted that can promote their own base ends. It were to be wished that these self-constituted defenders of legitimacy would learn the differencebbetween right and wrong, before theyassumaaartfo which their bad intentions and sentiments wholly disqualify them. VIENNA JtULY 10. Tne Archduke Palatine and his consort, accompanied by 'he hereditary PrLince and Princess of t;me E ildburghausenZ set out on the th for Of en, after taking leave of the E;mperor aad Ji;mpress. His Royal Highness Prince Gustavus, so of Oueen Frederica, on arriving herc from Italy, lmnmediatc; went to Baden; aad, we hear, has paid a visit td the Emperor. Thbe mnarriage of his Imrperial Hlighness theArchdukle Francs CtEharles will take placein the course of the autumtn. Prince Metternich; after takng the waters Mjbcbe4 whe he is ddio~rnqort1h Eoper6i ind Empr. to9t.jy$j h , to,'Xf3BM,ktz W4mO &DMw 2Pintea anIbMSS8O" t i erg-F~~~~Joanaibrg-iva GERMAN PAPERS. S.WTzRRT,A7VTn T--T i