The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-06 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A namesake of KOSSUTH, a celebrated Protestant
preacher, bas been suspended from his functions at
Prague. He is extremely popular and famous for his
eloquence. The ministrations of Herr KOSSUTH have
been the cause of a vast number of conversions to Pro-
te,tantiim•' and a great quantity of Bibles printed in
Hungary by the agents of the British Society have
found their way into Bohemia. The Protestant clergy-
men were of course instrumental in circulating these
books, which they have been forbidden to do for the
future. Herr KOPSUTH, however, -went further than
the rest, and was curious- in the matter of old religious
books, especially such as tend to throw light upon the
lives of the early reformers, and the opinions of Huss
in particular.
A company in "Vienna has got up a new edition of
" Hansom's Patent Safety.' A 'hundred copies of the
London original are about to be started, and when once
people have become recenolled to the novelty of the
thing, which is to be drawn by one horse instead of two,
the new mode of conveyance will no doubt answer very
well. No scale of prices has as yet been published, but
it is understood they will be considerably lower than the
fiacre fares, which are- exorbitant and completely arbi-
trary. The fiacre, which is without exception the best
appointed hackney carriage in Europe, will doubtless feel
the rivalry, but will still maintain its ground over . this
and every other competitor.

ITALY.
A letter from Rome, of March 27, states that the
Prince DE CANINO was still at Civita Vecchia, but tbe
matter was exciting lees interest, as it was not supposed
he would proceed to Rome. The Princess, the moment
she heard of his arrival, ordered her travellingiattriOge,
and proceeded at once to Florence. It is esid that be-
fore departing she requested iho Cardinal -Secretary. of
State to assure the POPE of her not having any sx-
pation in the political conduct of her husband, and
pressing her thanks for the protection whicb she and r
family had for so many years received froia.the Papal
Government.
• The relations between the French and Roman autho-
rities continue excellent. On March 23 the Ainbassadot
had given his official dinner to Cardinal MATIIIEu,
C ANTONELLI being present. On the 25th Car.
dinalardinal ANTONELLI received at dinner M. DE RAYNEVAL,
General GEMEAU, and the Cardinal Bishop of BEas.ric oN.

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annual return for
LIGHT/10E5ES (litELar4D).—The
the year ending 31st December, 1851, states that the receipts
from light dues, &c., was
_63!7381. 15s. 2d. The payments
for lighthouses were 25,704 p ; general account. 39,794/.
10s. Bd. ; salaries, gm, 3,6431. 6s. 10d. The balance due
to the public in 1850 Was 101,2101. ; last year it was
'91,8991. 17s. 11d.
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