The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-27 00:00:00

HANOVER.

HANOVER, NOT. 21.—1 n the sitting of the Se'
cond Chamber this day the project of law was
passed for the establishment of courts for trial by
jury. M. VON SCRLACTBR proposed, as an amend::
ment, that the Government be empowered to publis°
the project as it now stands, and to consider it 0
legal ad interim. In reference to the form of oath t"
be administered to the jury, according to the formula
hid down by the fundamental law, the MinistersV°l(
Duairia and STRUNI said that the Government in'
tended to lay before the Chambers a special law on tb'
form of oath. The Chambers must therefore
prepared to apply the form of oath prescribed for o'
laws to that under deliberation.
The project for an extraordinary war tax vras resa
for the first time, amidst the opposition of M. Latial
and several members of the Left. The project, as vie'
as the document respecting the wants of the strait
were ordered to be submitted to the Finance CO'
mittee.
The project of law presented by Government 0!
the extended organization of the popular scholastl"
system was referred to the Committee.
In the sitting of the First Chamber, held this dot;
the discussion was continued on the decision in tl,
Second Chamber on an amnesty for political offeec%
On the names being called over the decision of
Second Chamber was rejected by 36 against 20.
Hanover Gazette.

DENMARK.
Count MOLTKE has been dispatched by the Lute
of Denmark to Vienna. Prussia will not cede to t,Ph
interim Central Power the negotiations of pence Wlt
Denmark.

TURKEY.
The Presse of Vienna publishes a letter from Corie:
stantinople of the 10th, which says that in cons •
(pence of the intervention of France and theEnglapa
new dispute has broken out between Russia and te
Porte. The Porte demands not only the itrunott
evacuation of the Danubian provinces by Rusais, v-01
also the suppression, after a certain limited period•-i 0
the peculiar privileges granted to Russian subjects
those provinces. ,
wt
The Lloyd has letters from Semlin of the the
inst., stating that the Russian Cabinet has asked 'ill
Porte to resign the annual tribute of 52,000 dacha
which Servia has begin compelled to pay to
SULTAN, to confine the domiciles of the Turil,oo
Servia to fortified places, and to restrain thein",,rti
sitttling in open towns. It is stated that the i•violl
has consented to these conditions, under which it ot
be allowed to continue in the nominal sovereignty
°
Servia.

RUSSIA. tot'
Advices from St. Petersburgh of the 16th iest.,•.soco
that the division of the Russian army under Pr the
DoLooßuxl succeeded in storming and sackieg
Ste
Circassian fortress of Tahoek. The Circassitifis
the
stated to have lost as many as 3,000 men, wh's
loss of the Russians is quoted at 40.
CABIN/IT COUNCIL...—(THIS DAT. )—The bliostiq
assembled in Council this afternoon, at two o'cl°':,oo'
the Foreign. office : there were present the bl2,ll,jole'
Lansdowne, Lord John Russell, the Earl of Li.,-.)001
the Earl of Minto, Viscount Palmerston, the hp C'
cellor of the Exchequer, Lord Campbell, Sir 4°,"
llobhouse, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Grey, Sttviere
Grey, and Sir Francis T. Baring. The
in deliberation when we went to press. The 4
Premier will leave town after the Couucl
Pembroke Lodge. too t;
WITHDRAWAL OF SIR W. PARSER'S SCtrj*- yOr"
FROM THE DARDANELLES.—Orders have beenuort"
,att to Vice-Admiral Sir William Parker, vitteet
G.C.8., to retire from the Dardanelles with the
under his command, and to proceed to Malta', raufi.
Peevish contradiction about trifles is infinitlero 0
v. xatious them a generous opposition where lea'
importance are involved.—Eliza Cook's Journal. d cotil°
At a meeting of the British American L 512,... yof,
puny yesterday, a proposal for assisting thy of 0:4
rence at,d Atlantic Railway Company by wea° on ye
was brougsu ht_ of
ber.tures to the extent of 25,000/
c"nsideration and discussed, but before thedo
proceeding a ballot was demanded.