The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-29 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The Emperor of AUSTRIA arrived at Pesth on the
23d. There was a rumour that an attempt had been
made upon his life at Grosswardein. According to
this report an individual in the garb of a priest aimed
a pistol at his MAJESTY, and, missing his aim, blew his
own brains out instead. The occurrence took place
exactly on the spot where the Russians made over to
the Austrians the army of GORGEY.
The King of PRUSSIA arrived at Deutz on Thurs-
day evening. He was received, amidst a salute of
artillery, by the local authorities. His MAJESTY,
the next morning, fixed the key-stone of the principal
entrance to the cathedral; the ceremony was attended
by the Cardinal Archbisbip of COLOGNE, and all the
local authorities._

Austria 46,000 tons of coals, to the value of 185,000
florins ; 5,900 tons
Year 1850, Great Britain exported to
In -the
of iron and steel, valued at
444,000 florins; 1,148 cwt. of goods made of these
materials, to the value of 74,000 florins ; and 6,200
cwt. 'of tin, brass, and copper wares, estimated at
257,000 florins.
The news received from London and Paris, of the
favourable reception of the Austrian loan, had caused
the funds to attain a higher point than they have
reached since the year 1848.

BELGIUM.
The KING of the BELGIANS is still at Wiesbaden.
His Majesty has, it is said,
derived benefit from
drinking the waters. He has taken the name of
The Duchess D'ORLEANS is ex•
pected on a visit to his Majesty.
Count D'ARDENNR.
M. Vp',
D P,RART) Minister of the Household of the
DING of the ELGIANF, and M. VAN DE' WEYER, the
Belgian Ambassador at the Court of London, who
arrived a few days ago at Brussels, have left the
latter city for Wiesbaden to join the KING. A ru-
mour was current on Saturday, in the political
circles at Brussels,
that these gentlemen had been
summoned by the KING to a conference with a view
to modifications in the Belgian Cabinet.
The Emancipation of Brussels says —" An extra-
ordinary session
of the Chambers will take place
between the 15th and 20th July. The commercial
treaty with France will expire on the 10th August.
It is important that before that period the Chambers
shall sanction either a new treat or one of proroga-
tion. It is believed 'that a prorogation treaty of two
or three months will be signed."
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HOLLAND.
The debate in the Second Chamber on the project
of law relative
sian debt Which conberns Holland as the price of the
to paying Russia that part of the Rus-
convention by which Russia assured to the King of
the NET
IfERLANDS the sovereignty of Belgium
expected,
ter-
minated both
more amicably and more speedily than
was
the project being adopted by 32
against 21.

The stun of 192520 florins of paper money of
1000,
500, 100, and 10 florins has been withdrawn
from circulation and transferred to the Chamber of
Accounts.
The sum total of this paper currency now with-
drawn amounts to 16,678,110 ft

granted, DENMARK.
The Danish Government, in consequence of a re-
quisition from the Government of Sweden, has
of Sweden, when imported into Denmark, shall be
as a token of friendship, that the commerce
exempt from the Sound dues.

10,0001.;
TURKEY-
Lord STRATFORD had an audience of leave on the
15th. The
SULTAN was much affected at the depar-
ture of this great diplomatist; his MAJESTY presented
Lady REDCLIFFE with a parure of diamonds value
ship several magnificent presents of jewels and shawls.
the Sultana VALIDE also gave her Lady-

ST. JAMES'S THEATBE.—To-night the German
performances will close with a repetition of Goethe's Faust.
RE-UNION DEs ARTS.—This excellent society
gave, last night, at Queen Ann-street, its eighth concert, to
a very select and elegant company. Beethoven's trio was
exquisitely performed by Messrs. Kiallmark, Goffrie, and
Hausmann. Miss Mayner and Miss lowland were much
applauded, and Miss Mary Rose sang very sweetly, and with
great spirit, Donizetti's "In questo simplice. Herr Brand
Bruckmatin gave a German song with much spirit and
power. Mr. F. Chatterton's solo on the harp, and Mr.
C‘v.)htlalieei'sy,solo on the violin (Sainton's Luerezia Borgia),
were both admirably executed. A duo from Guillaume Tell,
by Messrs. Kiallmark and Goffrie, finished the evening,
amidst enthusiastic approbation.
THE LATE HoN. J. C. TALBOT, Q.C.—The Duke
of Buccleuch, the Earl of Ifarrowby, the Earl of Carlisle, Mr.
QC., and other influential:gentlemen, have,been
formed into a committee for the purpose of taking steps to
perpetuate by some lasting memorial the remembrance of
this lamented gentleman's public and private virtues. It is
intended at once to found one or more scholarships or exhi-
bitions, bearing Mr. Talbots's name, for boys educated at the
Charter-house, in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge,
and gle4g ¶ill G9l4tAtUto ,the PK9O4E,cI i;accaclit4l.,

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