The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-06 00:00:00

Ilqf CO3IE.

Excise ..
Stamps
Taxes . . .
Property Tax .
Post-office . •
Crown Lands.....
Miscellaneous .....................
China
Imprest and other Moneys ..
Produce of the sal- 01 Old stores ..
Repayments of AdTances

To Cash brought to this Account to be
applied to the payment of Deficiency
bi 115.......... • • .. • • .....

4,392,650
2,016,54 G
1,618,668
143,902
2,e41,640
221,000
21,000
50,307

455,021
24,452

74,138

11,065,324

11,065,324

4,593,119
I,S 33,679
1,549,171
: 143,101
2,011,519
234,000
40,000
93,792

28,018
176,343
87,648

10,800,390

10,800,390

the Spa-fields burying-ground are not the excep-
tions, but the rule. We would respectfully suggest
to the Society the propriety of following up
graveyard after graveyard throughout the metropalis,
in the male manner as they have done
Enon Chapel and Spa-fiields ; and before
twelve months are over public opinion
will be so strongly expressed on the subject, that the
Government, compelled by its own fears to set at defi-
ance the interested opposition of the recipients of
burial fees, whether they be gravediggers or digni-
taries, will introduce .a measure for the total and
immediate abolition of the practice of burials in
towns.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
They announce the arrival of CHARLES ALBERT
at Bayonne on Monday, en route for Madrid, from
which city he will proceed to Lisbon.
The Abbe LE FAYET, Bishop of Orleans, and M.
GAMARD, a lUemkr of the National Assembly,
both died on Tuesday of cholera. M. GAMARD was
ill only a few hours. The total number of cholera
cases reported as in the hospitals on Wednesday was
1,006, of which there are 565 dead.

At the sitting of the National Assembly on Wed-
nesday, General LAMORICIERE, and MM. GOUD•
CLIAUX, lIAVIN BILLAULT, CARBON, and GREVY
were elected Vice. Presidents for the ensuing
month, and MM. EMILE PEAT] and DELSCOYE, Se-
cretaries.

GIOBERTI has, it is said, asked the consent of the
French Government to the intervention of the King
of SARDINIA in Tuscany.
The advance of the army of the Alps to the fron-
tier has been countermanded.

The first of the English excursionists arrived at
Boulogne on Thursday morning. The National
Guards, in full uniform, but unarmed, were waiting
to receive them, as were the Sous Prefet, the
Mayor, the Deputy Mayor, and the ex-Mayor,
M. ADAM. The visitors, on landing, were
received by the Sous Prefet and Mayor, who
welcomed them in appropriate terms. Mr. LLOYD
responded on behalf of his countrymen, who
were conducted by the National Guard into the town
amidst enthusiastic cheering. In front of the Custom
House a triumphal arch had been erected bearing the
following inscription in English :—" To the fraternal
union of England and France." Lord Brougham
was present at the reception of the English.

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILS'iATS AT THE
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE. APRIL 5.
Boulogne and Amiens, BN—Central of France (Orleans
and Vierzon), 141,E—East Indian, 414—Namur and Liege, 8
x in.—Northern of France, 111/2—Orleans and Bordeaux, 3%
Paris and Rouen, 22—Rouen and .Havre, 11 Sambre
and Meuse, 4N.

SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 30th ult. have arrived.
Their contents are uninteresting.
MADRID BOLSA, MARCH 30.—Three per Cents.,
22i paper ; after Bola, 21 1.16 cash. Fives, 101 ;
after Boise, 10i cash. I'as3ive, 3i paper; after Boise,
34. Coupons, 6-ti- paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 60
cash ; 62 paper. Treasury Bills, 67 cash ; 68 paper.
Exchange on London, 49.90.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES

AUSTRIA.

The Vienna papers state that the preliminaries of
peace between Austria and Sardinia, are already set-
tled, and the General WHOLGEMUTH has gone to
Olmutz to procure the ratification of the Emperor.
Accounts from Hungary give us the particulars-of
the victory gained by General DAMGANICH over the
Austrians on the sth of March at Holnok. The
Austrians lost 1,300 men killed, 24 pieces of cannon
and 40 baggage and ammunition waggons. '
The Austrians were again defeated on the 24th at
Losonez. The inhabitants of Losonez had, it
appeared, insulted the Austrian flag, which had been
hoisted in the town, upon which WINDISCHGEITZ
dispatched a corps from Pesth, with orders to join itself
to the garrison of Schemniz, and to repair to Losonez,
and levy a contribution of 24,000 florins on the inha-
bitants. The inhabitants applied to the Hungarian
lay in
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killed. So completely were the Imperialists cut up,
that the victorious Hungarians advanced upon
Schemniz and took possession of it, thus cutting off
the communications between Scrurca and the army
besieging Comorn. The Austrians have been forced
to return from Czeglee and Hutyam, and during the
whole of the 26th waggon loads of wounded
were constantly arriving at Pesth. KOSSUTH has
succeeded in bringing about a reconciliation between
GEoRGY and DEMBINCICI, and the latter has resumed
the command- in-chief of the Hungarian army. The
Magyar corps, commanded by DUCHATEL, has re-
taken the fortress of Arad. The latest accounts from
Pesth state that the Austrians had been compelled to
fall back upon Waitzen, which is only five leagues
from that city.
A letter from Vienna of the 29th ult. states that it
was generally expected that an amnesty for political
offences would shortly be accorded.
A letter from Pesth of the 26th ult., addressed to
the Augsburg Gazette, states that the Austrians
had been obliged to fall back on Waitzen, only five
leagues from Pesth. A decisive engagement was
expected in the district of Berezna ; the Austrians
had a force of 1,000 Magyars. The fortress of Arad
had been captured, is was said, by a body of Mag-
yars, under the orders of a French officer named
DuchAtel.

The Breslau Gazette of the 31st ult. declares
that the Russians had entered Gallicia, and were
about to march on Hungary. Dembinski, it was
said, had lost his right arm.