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

TURKEY.

Accounts have been received from Constantinople
of the 13th.

The Magyar patriots who left England by the
Peninsular and Oriental Company's packet have
arrived at Constantinople, but have not been per-
mitted to disembark, in consequence of the inter-
ference of the Russian and Austrian Ambassadors.
The meetings which have taken place in England in
supports of the Hungarian cause have produced an
immense effect in Turkey. The Turks, as well as
their Government, are inclined to an English
alliance, and all their sympathies are with the Hun-
garians.
The Princes of WALLACHIA and MOLDAVIA have
left Constantinople.

ITALY.

SURRENDER OF VENICE.

The Milan Gazette of the 24th contains the follow-
ing official document:—
" Minutes of the conference held at the Villa Pappa-
dopoli, near Mestre, the head-quarters of the second
corps d'armee of reserve, on the 22d of August.—Pre-
sent: His Excellency the Cavalry General Chevalier
Gorzkoa ski, commanding the second corps d'armee of
reserve ; his Excellency the Artillery General Baron
de Hess, Quarter-master of the Imperial army; Count
Marzeni, attached to his Excellency the Cavalry
General for Civil Affairs. There appeared Messrs. Nicole
Friuli, Count Datario Media, and Advocate Calucci, all
three representing the municipality ; Engineer Cave-
dabs, representing the army; and Sig. Antonini, repre-
senting the merchants, who, having explained the de-
termination of their constituents and of the population
of Venice to make their submission to his Imperial and
Royal Apostolic Majesty, and to come to an under-
standing concerning the surrender of the city and its
dependencies, the following has been mutually agreed
upon:-Ist. The submission shall take place accord-
ing to the precise terms of the proclamation of his
Excellency Field• Marshal Count Radetzky, dated the
14th of August inst. 2d. The surrender of all that is
mentioned in the said proclamation of the 14th inst.
shb,ll be effected in the course of four days, Irom the
day alter to morrow, in the manner to be agreed upon
by a military commission, composed of their Excel-
lencies the Cavalry General Chevalier Gorz-
kowsla and the Artillery General Baron de
Hess, Colonels Schlitter, Adjutant-General of his
Excellency Field-Marshal Count Radetzky, and
Chevalier Schiller, chief of the staff of the 2d corps
d'armece of reserve, on one side, and Engineer Cavedalis
on the otheir, assisted by a superior officer of marine.
And whereas the gentlemen deputed by Venice have
pointed to the necessity of some explanations concerning
the measures contemplated by articles four and five of
the above-mentioned proclamation, it is declared
that the persons who ere to leave Venice are, in the
fist place, all imperial and royal officers who have
borne arms against their legitimate sovereign; in the
second place, all foreign military of whatever grade;
and in the third place, the civil persons named
in the list, which will be given to the Venetian deputies.
With respect to the circumstance that there is at
present exclusively in circulatio❑ at Venice a large
quantity of paper-money, of which the poorer class of
the numerous population could not be deprived without
serious consequences for their subsistence, and owing
to the necessity of regulating this point before the
entrance of the imperial and royal troops, it is agreed
that the paper-money in circulation under the name
of • communal paper,' shall be reduced to half its nomi-
nal value, and shall have a forced currency only in
Venice, Chioggia, and the other places of the estuary
for the said diminished amount, till it shall have been
withdrawn and another substituted in its stead, in con•
sequence of measures to be agreed upon with the Vene-
tian municipality, which operation shall take place in a
short time. The city of Venice and the estuary shall
bear the whole charge of redeeming the said new paper-
money by the annual tax of twenty-five centimes for every
livre, and with other subsidiary measures, which may
be calculated to hasten the operation. In consideration
of this charge, no war contribution shall be imposed, and
those already inflicted upon the continental possessions
of some inhabitants of Venice shall be re considered.
A 3 to the paper called patriotic, which is to be entirely
withdrawn from circulation, and other certificates of the
public debt, they shall be taken under consideration at
a future period.
Done in duplicate, end signed mane propria, on the
day and in the place hereinbelore-mentioned.
GORZKOWSKI, m. p., Cavalry-General ;
Hee, m. p., Artillery-General and Quartermaster ;
MARZANI, m. p.; i ICOLO FRIULI, m. p. ;
I)ATANIo MEDIA, m. p ; GIUSEPPE CALUCCI,M.p.;
ANDREA ANTONINI, ID. p. ; E. CAVEDALIS, m.p.
The Milan Gazette adds :—" On the 24th and fol-
lowing days, the surrender of the place and estuary
ill take place as follows :-1. Departure from Venice
of the Venetian and Lombard battalions, commanded
by MENEGHETTI by land, vitt Fusina. 2. Occupation
of the forts on the 25th, namely—S. Second°, Piazzale,
S. Giorgio, S. Angelo, and the one on the railroad sta-
tion. 3. Departure of the corps of the Euganei:and the
Sile on the 26th, via Fusina. 4. Occupation of the city,
surrender of the arsenal and fleet on the 27t1; ;
assembly of the officers at the fort of the Lido, 5.
Departure of the corps of the Friuli, Brenta, and