The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-03 00:00:00

.41 IT N E 3, 1848.

and the general uneasiness as to th a finaccial position
of the Government, produced the fall. The Rail-
ways participated in the decline to a slight extent,
but en the whole they were firm. Bons du Trisor have
improved, in consequence of the Committee recommend-
ing that they should be paid in Five per Cent. Stock at
70. Vieille Montagne remain as on Wednesday. For
the Account, the French 'Three per Cents. have fallen
75c., Five per Cents. have fallen lf. 50c. For Money,
the Three per Cents. have fallen 9ic., Five per Cents.
have fallen lf. 25c. Bons du Tws3or were done at from
15 to 26 discount. Bank of France Shares hare fallen
55f. Belgian Bank Shares not quoted ; the Five per
Cents. have fallen per cent. Spanish stock not
quoted. Roman have fallen to 52 ; Rothschild's Re-
ceipts to 68f. 25c, Railway Shares for the account, no-
thing done. For cash, Vierzons, Bales, and Nantes
have fallen 2f, 50c. Orleans have risen 2f. 50c. Tlc,nens,
Havres, 11414 the others, are nearly Oa awe a,s on
Wednesday,

, 1. That the gates shall be garriscife4 by National
and Burgher Guards, and ,the Academic Legion
alone ; the other posts by the National and Burgher
Guard, the Academic Legion, and the military in
common. The posts in the war department shall be
occupied by the military alone.
2. None but the requisite military force shall re•
main in the city, the others shall retire as speedily
as possible.

3. Count Hoyos will remain as a hostage in the
hands of the Burgher Committee, for the fulfilment
of the rights obtained on the 15th and 16th,
4. Alj persons who have participated in the excesses
a the 26th May, are to be placed before a local
tribunal.

5. The Ministers have earnestly entreated the return
of his MAJESTY to Vienna as speedily as possible ; or,
in case his health should not admit of it, to send
one of the Imperial Princes as his representati-„.
The Ministers at the same time request the t:,ewiy_
constituted Committee to give the necessary
for the security of his 11.1AJEsTir Eit) guarantee
the Imperial
The Ministers likewise Pla(7a the care of the pro-
perty of the state, as weld as that of the Imperial
Court, all public inst:
;tutions collections, museums,
and corporate b',-uies in the residentiary city, under
the prote°4..on of the inhabitants of Vienna, and to
the r:ewly-constituted Committee, and declares the
same independent of every other authority. At the
same time, however, they delegate to the same the
pleasing responsibility, for public peace and order,
as well as for the security of persons and property.
Finally, the Ministers declare that they can only
continue the functions which have been committed
to them ad interim upon their own responsibility,
till they shall be either relieved from them by his
MAJESTY, or deprived of the means of carrying
them out.

Signed in the name of the Cabinet,

PILLERSDORF.
VIENNA, MAY 27.—The Ministers have likewise
issued a proclamation declaring that only the 12th
Jager battalion, and the regiment of infantry, with
Prince Emn, had been ordered to march for Vienna,
but that requisite orders had already been dispatehed
desiring both those regiments, especially the second
battalion of infantry—which was merely destined to
replace the regiment of Count NUGENT, which has
been ordered to Italy—not to approach the city.
A letter has been received from Count BRANDIES,
dated Inspruck, May 23, giving a satisfactory ac-
count of the welfare of his MAJESTY, and of all the
Imperial Family, and stating that not the
slightest apprehension need be entertained for the
security of his illustrious personage, since 800,000
faithful Tyrolese are pledged to defend them with
their life and property.
INsritucK, MAY 26. Various deputations with
addresses have arrived from all parts of Austria ;
among them were seven as a deputation of ladies from
the Female Association, who were admitted to a❑
audience with his MAJESTY. Most patriotic ad-
dresses have been received from Ems, Styria,
Silesia, Agram, and Linz. His MAJESTY'S replies to
these were very feeling and satisfactory. The Mi-
nister, Baron VON DOBLHOFF, and Prince ESTERHAZY,
are now here. Two battalions of the regiment La-
tour, which is coming from Bavaria, arrived here this
morning, and defiled before the EMPEROR and the
ARCHDUKE.—Allgemeine Zeitung, May 29.
LEIPZIG, MAY 29.—The peace of the city has
not been further interrupted owing to the judicious
and decided measures which were adopted. The ap-
pearance of the watch-guard of nearly one thousand,
which approached for the protection of the burghers,
and the distribution of cartouches in the presence of
the people, together with the command of the Senate
that on the slightest renewal of disturbances instant
recourse should be, had to arms, probably intimidated
the miscreants. In the possession of several indivi-
duals who were arrested were found lists of the
houses which were destined to be plundered. It is
generally supposed that there is a great deal going
on behind the scenes, and that there are very well-
informed leaders at the head of all these disturbances.
The investigation before the Judges will, doubtless,
bring much to light.—Cologne Gazette, June 1.