The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-30 00:00:00

September the principal dockyards and arsenals of
France.
1,1,_ ..s-, clone on
yes tt.-rd ay. The Five per Cents. cloed bt 89t. 70c., and
the Three per Cents. at 55'. 50c.

BUSINLS6 DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT TUE
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE. AUGUST 29.

Anglo Italian (late Italian and Austrian), I—Boulogne
and Amiens, 6%—Last Indian, 334.

SPAIN.

Madrid papers of the 24th have arrived.

The Clasrnor Publico states that the Duke DB So-
TOMAYOR had refused the Ministry of Finance. It
was consequently said that M. BRAVO MURILLO
would definitively remain in the department, and that
M. DE QUINT° would take the Ministry of Public
Instruction. A letter says that the Minister of Fi-
nance had obtained an advance from some capitalists.
MADRID BOLSA, AUG. 24.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 26k; the Five per Cents. at 1.14. Ex-
change, 70.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

There is little news from Hungary. The "Vienna
Gazette of the 24th publishes a bulletin of General
HAYNAU, announcing that, on the 18th, the number
of Hungarian deserters in his camp was 18,000, and
that the Magyar infantry was in complete disso-
lution. The corps of insurgents, who were flying
before the Imperial troops, buried the cannon
which they could not take away. " The san-
guinary drama," says General HAYNAU, in one
of his last proclamations, " has arrived at its
denouement." The Pesth Gazette mentions a report
that KOSSUTH had been arrested on the Wallachian
frontier ; but this requires confirmation. On the
18th, however, it is said that he was seen at Lippa.
The Constitutional Journal of Bohemia states that
before General LUDERS and GROTENHJELM (Russians)
effected their junction in Transylvania, General
BEM fell unexpectedly on Hermanstadt, and
massacred the garrison of two thousand men ;
therefore LUDEES marched on the town, and sur-
rounded the Magyars ; the latter attempted to cut
their way through, but they were completely de-
feated. The Russian soldiers were so exasperated at
the sight of their slaughtered comrades, that they
slew without mercy, and the officers could not stop
the carnage ; 4,000 dead, chiefly Poles, were it said
left on the field. BEM himself only escaped with
great difficulty across the corn fields.
This, it should be remembered, is a Russian account
of what took place in Transylvania, and cannot
therefore, be implicitly relied on.
The Hungarian General GUYON, who has under
his orders 10,000 men, has fefused to submit. Gene-
rals Scams. and BECHTOLD have been sent in pursuit
of him.

The German Reform says that the Austrian Minis-
ters are perfectly agreed with respect to the pacifica-
tion of Hungary, and are resolved to support the
Constitution of the 4th of March.

A recent decree of the Emperor of AUSTRIA regu-
lates the abolition of land charges for Gallicia and
Lodomeria, and the suppression of seignorial dues.
The .Agram Gazette announces that M. LEMUR,
formerly a major in the Austrian service, and in the
receipt of a pension, was shot on the 12th, in execu-
tion of the sentence of a court-martial, for high

treason, in having taken part in the insurrection of
Pancsova, and occupied an official situation under
the Magyar Government, on the frontiers of the
Banat.

A letter from Temeswar of the 16th says that
Baron JELLACRICU had arrived at that place, and
been received with enthusiasm by the people.

FRANKFORT.

The Frankfort Gazette says that the Central
Government of Frankfort has made propositions
to the Prussian Ministry relative to the es-
tablishment on a new basis of the Central
Provisional Government, and that these were
favourably received. It adds, that it was
expected that the Austrian Cabinet would also
receive them favourably. All this, however, is not
exactly in accord with the recent declarations of the
Prussian Ministry in the Chambers.