The Sun.
London, England, 1849-10-08 00:00:00

AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.

A letter from Vienna of the 27th ult. says—" It is
reported to. day that Kossuth and the other leaders
of the Hungarian insurrection, who were at Con-
stantinople, have embarked for England. It is also
said, that the Austrian and Russian Ambassadors
immediately presented a note demanding a sum of
one hundred millions of piastres, being the amount
of the treasure which the rebels had carried off
with them. It is added that the Sultan had gone
to Broussa. We wait with impatience for the
confirmation of this intelligence. The new loan
continues to attract subscribers both in Vienna
and the provinces. The sum already subscribed in
Austria itself amount to 16 millions. Condemnations
are rapidly going on at Pesth. A workman has
been condemned to eight years' hard labour for
making use of insulting expressions towards the
Emperor. It is positively stated that General
Nugent has fallen into disgrace for having pre-
maturely announced the surrender of Comorn,
which he was compelled to contradict in a few hours.
The Archduke Francis and the Archduchess Sophia,
the august relatives of the Emperor, went yesterday
to the Palace of Schcenbrunn to offer their congratu-
lations to Marshal Radetzky. They will shortly re-
turn to Ischl. Marshal llaynau has -.gone to Pres-
burg. The Austrian army will be divided into 44
corps darmee, which may be abolished at any mo-
ment. It will have six regiments of artillery. The
postal reform has given general satisfaction, as the
dispatch of letters and journals is much accelerated.
It is said that Brody will lose its commercial privi-
leges as well as Venice; public opinion is divided on
the policy of this measure."

HAMBURGH.
(From the Hamburgh Borsenhalle.)
HANEDURGII, OCT. 2.—The llamburgh Senate, in
answer to the protest of the constituency to the mea-
sures lately proposed, have simply referred the same
to the assent of the corporation of citizens, and re-
commended a peaceable adjustment of the difference
with the committee appointed for that purpose.
At Schleswig a meeting was held by a large num-
ber of inhabitants, to deliberate on the late steps of
the new Provisional Administration, especially with
regard to the annulling of the fundamental law of
1848, and a solemn protest was resolved upon, cha-
racterising that measure as high treason.
The Upper Court of Appeals for both duchies, re-
siding at Kiel, has also intimated to the said Adminis-
tration that it cannot recognise the actual state of
affairs brought on by the acts of the Administration
as legal and valid, and that It can only attend to
those affairs as far as requisite for the interests of the
litigant parties.
Besides M. Von Plessen, newly commissioned
Amtmann for Tondern, in North Schleswig, also M.
Von Konnerup Borch (Danish Conseiller d'Etat and
one of the old refugees from Schleswig), on a mission
to the town of Schleswig for the purpose of re-op-
posing the old Danish stamp on the supply of
stamped paper at the respective public offices, has
been miserably turned out of his place by the in-
habitants.

The greater part of the Schleswig recruits called
in by the Schleswig-Holstein Statholdership for the
Ist of October are eagerly joining their regiments,
despite of the late prohibition of the new Adminis-
tration.

To judge by the circumstance that the salaries of
the functionaries, pensions, expenditures for the public
institutions, &c., in Schleswig, due on the Ist of Oc-
tober, are not paid, it would appear the new Adminis-
tration has exhausted its funds.

The Constitutional Correspondence of Berlin states
that the negotiations for peace are shortly to com-
mence at that place. Chamberlain Reedtz has been
recalled, and replaced by M. Von Pechlin as Danish
Commissary.
Exchanges an negotiated on London, three months,
at 13 11 money ; short, 13 12j bills and money ;
Paris, three months, 186 money; short, 184 f
money ; Amsterdam, three months, 35 40 bills and
money ; Petersburgh, three months, 33i money ;
Vienna, three months, 155 money ; Berlin,
three months, 1511 money. Money abundant,
discount 11 per cent. Funds firm with mu
Berate transactions :—Hamburgh Three-and-
Half per Cents., 8M bills, 84i money ; Ha
nover Five per Cents., 106 money ; RusAana
English Loan, 1051 bills, 1054 money ' • Russian-
Hope and Co.'s Certificates, Five per Cents., 94
money; ditto, Stieglitz Four per Cents., 841 bills,
841 money ; Prussian Five per Cents., 106 i bills ;
Danish Three per Cents., old, 72} bills, 721 money ;
ditto, new, 73 bills, 72f money ; Spanish Five per
Cents., 10i bills; ditto Three per Cents., 25f bills,
251 money; United States Six per Cents., 1051 bills,
1054 money.