The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-01 00:00:00

I'WORSDAY EVENING,

trnE FRENCH lIPUPLIc
E.

1 Ve have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
1. The debate on the Budget of Marine was continued
in the National Assembly en Tuesday, and it was
prc posed that a Committee should be appointed to
inquire into the expense and the efficiency of every
icanch of the naval service, a proposition to which
the' Minister at once acceeded.
/ I. ItAsPAIL, one of the condemned of June, 1848,
has been removed from the Citadel :of Doullens, in 1
whic'h he was imprisoned, to the hospital at Amiene,
in consequence of ill-health.
M. °LIMON BARROT is confined to his house by
ilines s—he was
.visited on Tuesday by M. DE Toc-
QUEVILI.E.
Sevemeen persons, accused of having taken part on
the 13th June in an alleged revolutionary movement
at Lyons, have been acquitted by the Court-martial
sitting in that city.
The trials before the High Court of Versailles
still continue. M. HOFER, who had arrived in Paris
I with the intention of surrendering, returned to Bel-
lglum in consequence of being informed that he could
not now be tried with the other prisoners.
PARIS BOURSE, OCT. 31.—Latest Prices—Five
per Cents., 88f, 30:. ; Three per Cents., 56f.; Bank
of France '2,330f.
BUSINESS DUNE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK-EXCTIANGE. Ocr. 3L _ .

Boulogne and Amiens, s%—Central oi France (Orleans
and Vierzon ), 113/—Fast Indian, 33.1,—Paris and Orleaus,
284—Paris and Strasbourg, PA—Sambre and Meuse, 2.

GERM AN Y

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY•

On the 25th ult., the EMPEROR admitted the Am-
bassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of the Ottoman Porte, KONSTANTIN MUSSURUS,
b a private audience, and received from him an
autograph letter from the SULTAN addressed •to his
MAJESTY.
The Llojd says, according to direct intelligence
from Widdin, only six of the Hungarian exiles have
as yet abjured the Christian faith. These men,
although readily admitted to Islamism by the
Turks are, nevertheless, regarded by them with
suspicion.
Several Poles who declared their willingness to
embrace Islamism were, as is customary, desired to
state their reasons, and as they felt constrained to
confess that they wished to secure themselves from
the persecution of the Austrian courts-martial, they
received the humiliating answer that the mere adop-
tion of the Mahomedan creed, if unaccompanied by
proofs of internal conviction, would be anything but
a passport to the Garden of Paradise.
The Wiener Zeitung says—" We understand that
two more of the insurgents who fled into Turkey,
and who were formerly Imperial officers, said to be
Count FLORESTAN BOZWADOW SRI and Lieutenant
Colonel FLAMM, have gone over to Islamism."
The Prague Zeitung, in an article, dated Ofen,
Oct. 19, says—" We learn by a letter from Semlin,
dated 14th instant, that a report was in general
circulation there that KOSSUTH, if he will not consent
to go over to Islamism, will be given up. Our cor-
respondent adds, I cannot vouch for the truth of this
statement, but so much is certain, that the differences
between the great Powers—Austria, Russia, and the
Porte, will be settled amicably."
The murders in Hungary still continue, the
venerable Baron PERENYI, who was President of the
Hungarian Chamber of Peers, was hanged at Pesth,
on the 25th ult. SZACSVAY and CSERMIS were hanged
at the same time, and lIAYNAU has announced his
intention of murdering sixteen other persons in a
similar manner.