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

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NEWMARKET RACES.
(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
Tho Town Plate of 501.

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Ilindicap fur Two yrs old.
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The Bedford Stakes.

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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

VIENNA, Ocr. 4.—The liameatic Consul at Con-
stantinople has sent a letter to Berlin, dated, Sept.
21, in which he states, that both the Russian and
Austrian Ambassadors at Constantinople, Messrs.
Von Sturmur and Von Titoff, had quitted the ca-
pital on the 2d of October.

Comorm was delivered up to the Imperial troops
on the eve of that day. The tete-du-pont was oc-
cupied, and two battalions of infantry took up their
positions within the walls of the city.
In the morning, the Hungarian soldiers, to the
number of about twenty-five thousand men, received
their pay. They manifested complete indifference
regarding the fall of their city. This, however, is
nut the case with their leaders. The above intelli-
gence is confirmed by an official report, dated,
Head-quarters, Acs.
Szemere, Haynik, and Ivanka, have actually
effected their escape from Widdin. The Pasha him-
self furnished them with passports.
Kossuth is furious that he has not been able to ob-
tain a similar favour, and also that he has been so
shamefully abandoned by all his former partisans.
Another account says he was completely stripped,
and has also effected his escape to the mountains in
Cephalonia.

Intelligence from Corfu, of the 30th, says the Lord
High Commissioner and the President of the free
towns of the lonian Isles are doing all in their power
to get possession of the insurgent chiefs. Fourteen
individuals had already been tried, and were
sentenced to death by hanging, at the
time our informant quitted the Wands. Sixty-
three persons received corporal punishment,
and according to the extent of their crime received
the additional sentence of from one to several years'
imprisonment. One of them was sentenced to itnpri-
sonment for life.

On the 19th, 250 shops were destroyed by fire in
the Bazaar of Suo; the damage was estimated at
1,500,000 piastres. It is not known whether the
Government will permit the Bazaar to be rebuilt of
stone.

BERLIN, OCT. 7.—The Government has given M.
Von Bodelschwing, its Plenipotentiary at the Ad-
ministrative Council an order to make immediate pro-
positions relative to a speedy convocation of the Diet.
to regulate the affairs of Germany. There has not
been any note of the kind received. Like all imper-
fect intelligence, the report has originated from incor-
rect statements. The actual version is as follows :
On occasion of the Swiss disputes, M. Von Wesen•
dorff, Plenipotentiary of Russia, communicated to
M. Schleinitz' Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
a confidential dispatch from M. Von Nesselrode, in
which that Minister expressed to its Envoy the desire
to see Prussia and Austria of one accord on 6.e
Swiss question. Among other things, he called the
general attention of the Cabinet of Berlin to the fact
that the action of Prussia depended entirely on its
good understanding with Austria. It appears tl.at
M. Von Sehleinitz subjected this note to the same
fate that befel the note of Lord Palmerston on the
Hungarian question.