The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-07 00:00:00

THE SUN,

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1849

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the Ist have arrived.
The new Finance Minister has determir.ed to make
a reduction of 90,000,000 reels in the forthcoming
Budget.
MADRID BOMA, SEPT. I.—Three per Cents. 26 ;
Four per Cents., I 1; Five per Cents., 11-'4. Coupons,
6i. Bink of St. Ferdinand, 78 paper. Exchange on
London, 50 90.;

GERMANY
AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, SEPT. 2.—The veteran Field-Marshal
RADETZKT is confidently expected here during the
course of next week, probably in the early part.
The inhabitants of Vienna are anticipating his
arrival with extreme gratification.
PRESuUEG, SEPT. I.—lt is much questioned
whether the three children, who were brought here on
the 19th of last month, were really those of Kossuth.
Those who are acquainted with his !family assert that
his wife would never have separated herself from her
children. The Magyar corps
_under BEISI, at Deva,
before submitting to General Lunaas received from the
latter the same conditions of capitulation as Prince
PASKEWITCH granted to GEORGET. What these
conditions were nobody seems to know; but this
seems certain, that the men were furnished with
passports and money, and permitted to return home,
and the officers treated by the Russians according to
their rank. Several of them have declared their in-

tention of entering the Russian service, and have, in
consequence, already obtained very favourable con-
cessions.

Letters from Cracow assert that Russia is to re-
tain a part of Gallicia towards the east, and the city
of Cracow, with western suburbs, as an indemnifi-
cation for her services rendered in the Hungarian
cause. Although there is every reason to discredit
such a supposition, it has, nevertheless, obtained belief
in Cracow, and is regarded as a fait accompli, and
great indignation is felt at the projected change of
hands from Austria to Russia.—llamburgh Corres-
pondent, Sept. 4.
The suspicion of false dealing on the part of the
Russian allies, whether grounded or not in fact, is at
Vienna daily growing more decided, and awakens a
hostility in all classes against Russia, which shows
that the humour even to go to war is not wanting
were only the means at hand.
The press, already violent against PASKEWITCH
for a mere form of servility in his dis-
patch to the CZAR, breaks out again with
much greater bitterness against him for au-
thorising the circulation of KOSSUTH'S notes.
JELLACHICEI was expected in Vienna on the 2d.
Fie is appointed Governor of Dalmatia and of Scla-
vonia as well as of Croatia.

It appears certain that BEM and DEMBINSKI are
with KOSBUIII, who is accompanied by the

Magyars, MEssAßos, both P.E.E CZELS, CZER MIN,
-NY A RT., -K.). ROLT, MAD A 3 GUYON, t

PRUoSIA.

BERLIN, SEP. 4.—The Grand Duchess HELENA ar-
rived here yesterday and set out for Warsaw in the
evening. According to report the Grand Duke
MICHAEL has sunk under his late severe attack. M;
DE pinsiGrcy, Aide•de-camp of the President BONA-
PARTE, and Envoy of the French Republic has ar-
rived here from Paris.

The electric telegraph between Berlin and Stoliln
is now completed. The wires are laid along the rail-
way line under ground.
The Berliner Nachrecten says that the Hanoverian
Cabinet has not only not given in its concurrence to
the opening of the German Diet, but has put various
obstacles in the way, from an apprehension that if
Bavaria and Wirtemburg do not give in their ad-
hesion to the alliance, Prussia will have a preponde•
rating majority in the Diet.
The Prussian Government in the meantime will
pursue the course agreed upon, and will consider such
of the States as have not sent in a declaration of their
concurrence, by the 15th instant, as desirous of
being for the present excluded from the Union of
Germany.

FRANKFORT.
The Prince of ,PRUSSIA has resolved to postpone
his visit to Karlsruche for the present, and to remain
in our midst for some little time.
The Archduke Joan arrived in Frankfort on
the 3d.

SWITZERLAND.
The German Gazette says that it is believed that
the three great Northern Powers have addressed a
note to the Swiss Cabinet, declaring that the canton
of Neuchatel must be given up to Prussia, and it adds
that it has received the sanction of the French Go-
vernment.

The Post Gazette of Frankfort says that France
his invited Prussia to join it in calling on Switzer.
land to take energetic measures against the dangerous
schemes of democratic Socialists in Switzerland, and
that Prussia has consented to do so. It is further
stated that the latter power is resolved, if necessary,
to enforce its demands. The Augsburg Gazette gives
the same news, but says it requires confirmation.