The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-30 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The Zeitungshalle, of the 22d, says, that in the
sitting of the Assembly of the previous day, the
Deputy RIEGLER interrogated the Minister of War on
the subject of the reactionary spirit exhibited by the
officers of the army, and asked if he intended
Publishing an order of the day, warning the army
against taking part in any reactionary proceedings.
The Minister of War rudely replied, that was his
affair alone, and that he understood his duty ;
whereupon REIGEE gave notice of a motion on the
subject, adding, the Minister of War must then submit
to the resolution of the Assembly.
VIENNA, SEPT. 24.—The Hungarian deputation
refused to hare merely a written communication
with the Diet, and therefore returned to Pesth with-
out accomplishing their mission. In the Diet the
Minister DOBLIIOFF declared that there was no truth
in the report that there was any intention of abo-
lishing the High School of Innspruck.
The proposition has been made that Innspruck is
to be the Austrian place of congress for the settle-
ment of the Italian difference. Prussia will take
part in these conferences. Austria, however, insists
that the foreign diplomatic intervention shall be con-
fined to the affair of Sardinia, and can by no means
interfere in regulating those of the Lombardo-
Venetian kingdom, for that the regulation
of this must be left to Austria, which has
reconquered its own province with its blood. All
are, however, most anxious that steps should soon be
taken for conciliating the minds of men, for emanci-
pating the people, and, in short, for founding the
Government on a more secure basis than that of the
sword. RADETZKY has done more than could pos-
sibly have been expected of him ; but what has the
Ministry done, and what is it doing, in order to con-
solidate that peace which has been so wonderfully
achieved by the sword ?—Allgemeine Zeitung. 1

AUSTRIAN FUNDS.-IVIE4NA, SEPT. 22.
5 per Cents. •••••• • • • • • • 79
3 per Cent...—. .• •• .• •• -......• •••• .• 47
2% per Cent. .............. • • .• 41%
1 per Cent.
Loan, 1834...............• • • •• • • •• •• •• 129
Ditto, 1839.............. • • • • •• .• • 83
Bank Shares • ....• • .• •• • • •• .. 1,090
Esterhazv's Loan ........ .
RAILWAYS.

The Northern
Gloggnits ........
Venice-Milan • • •••• • ••
Budweis ..... . • •
Leghorn• • • • •• • • •
Apennine .. ..........

• 104

.......... lf9
.......... 65~

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SCHLESW IG-HOLSTEIN.

Count MOLTKE has gone to Alsen, where, under
the protection of Danish bayonets, he has formed a
new Provisional Government, and issued a procla-
mation calling upon the authorities to refuse
obedience to the existing Provisional Government,
and to recognise him and his constituents,JoHANNsax
and HANSEN, as the sole existing authority of the
Duchies. All are looking forward with the greatest
anxiety as to the result of the procedure.

The Provisional Government of Rendsburg in-
tends to remove its seat to Schleswig, in which case
the Assembly will remove thither also.
From
t h
the presenttatwar s
mtateoayfthings apprehensions are
entertained again
break out with
Denmark.

The commission appears to confine its immediate
operations to the island of Alsen, where, during the
King of DERMARXIS late visit, he had been received
with great enthusiasm.
ALTONA, SEPT. 25.—The Federal auxiliaries have
now. all left the Hamburgh territory ; the last, the
FiankfOrt battalion, having crossed the Elbe yester•
day morning.