The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-11 00:00:00

stitution.

The important banking-house of BRASSARD, Bro-
thers, of Tulle, has been declared bankrupt. The en-
gagements are said to'amount to 1,400,000 f. (56,0000
Twelve hundred muskets were withdrawn from
Vincennes on Thursday, to be distributed among3t
the National Guards of the 7th arrondissement.
A letter from Bordeaux announces that the Teste
Railroad has been sequestrated by the Executive
Government.

BOURSE--PARIS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
THREE o'CLocx.—Very little business was done at
the Bourse to-day. The Rentes were exceedingly heavy
throughout the day, and gradually fell to rather more
than / per cent. below the closing prices of yesterday.
Nothing shows more clearly that the rise of the day be-
fore yesterday was a factitious one than the heaviness of
the Bourse ever since, and the gradual sinking of prices,
notwithstanding the efforts made in influential quarters
to support them. For the Account, the French Three
per Cent.. have fallen 300.; the Five per Cents. 35c.;
and the Loan, 40c. For Money, the Three per Cents.
20c.; the Five per Cents. 35c., and the Loan 35c.; Bons
du Tr4sor not quoted; Bank of France Shares have
declined 35f.; Belgian Bank Shares not quoted; Two-
and-a-Half per Cents. are at 881; Spanish Funds not
quoted; Roman have risen * per cent.; Rothschild's
Receipts are the same as yesterday. Exchange on Lon-
don (30 days), 25 52k; ditto (90 days), 25 40. In
Railway Shares the changes are insignificant.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT TM
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, NOT. 10.
Orleans and Bourdeana, 1% —Paris and Lyena (100, 4
Sambre and Meuse,

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the sth have arrived.

The Republican; under ABAD have been defeated
and captured by Brigadier Don Raxiox ANGLES at
Huesca.

GERMAN Y

AIM

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

True to the hletternich tactics of "enormous

lying," the Austrian Government has published an
official report of the number of troops killed in the
assault upon Vienna, and in the battle with the Hun.
garians, which states that 109 only of the military
were killed. This number is so ridiculously small
that the official statement carries falsehood on the
face of it. But, admitting it to be correct, it proves
that WINDISCEIGRATZ'S bombarding the city was
completely without excuse, for if in all those various
attacks he only lost 109 men, the resistance could
nut have been so desperate as he pretended it was,
and the bombarding the city was a piece of gratuitous
cruelty, of which we should have imagined even a
Croat would have been ashamed. The fact is, we
believe, that the number of military killed has been
so enormous that Wutniscnanan does not dare to
publish a correct statement of his losses.

The Cologne Gazette states that BEM and MES-
SENHAUSEE have been arrested. The statement,
however, cannot Le relied on.
KOSSUTH, at the head of 13,000 men, arrived at
Preiburgh on the Ist November. It is said that he
intends falling back upon Pesth, there to await the
attack of the Imperialists.

VIENNA, Nov. 4.—His Majesty the EMPEROR, has
addressed an autograph letter of the following purport
to the Diet :

" The temporary removal of the Diet to Kremsier has
been determined upon by me with the best intention, in
order to the uninterrupted course of its deliberations,
and I hope that the return of perfect order in my capital
city of Vienna, may speedily permit of the continuance
of its deliberations there.

"FERDINAND.
" WESSENBERG."

The TVeiner Zeitung likewise contains a❑ Imperial
edict, countersigned by NVESSENDERG as Ministerial
President, and KRAUS, Minister of Finance, relative
to the budget of the expenses of the State for the
administrative year, 1849. This royal decree is
dated " our Royal Capital City, 011mutz."
The Breslau Zeitung contains some interesting
particulars respecting the taking of the city of
Vienna :

"Immediately after the entrance of the Imperial
troops, the Aula was found to be deserted both by the
students and workmen, and a quantity of arms, car-
tridges, &c., lying scattered about, in the wildest
disorder. Above 2,000 Proletaires, the greater num-
ber C.f whom are foreigners, and many of these Poles,
have been apprehended, and are now under arrest in
the building of the Italian Guard. The total disap•
pearance of the students is easily accounted for by
their having exchanged their academic uniform for
the ordinary civil dress. Lieutenant IfacEsmtucK,
who was cashiered, has been arrested at Pre burg. It
is said that he confessed having been hired by the
Commandant of Knasvar to murder KossuTn. All
the Croats and Sclavonians who had quitted their
country, and joined the Magyar movement, were
called upon by the Banat Chamber of Agram to re-
turn home, and the property of those who have not
yet obeyed the command has been sequestrated.