The Sun.
London, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A military report of the Austrian army has just
been published, both in regard to its entire frame-
work and internal arrangements. The army is
placed wider the immediate control of the EMPEROR,
as Commander-in-Chief of all the troops under this
central Government. The conduct of the separate
divisions of the army is under four military com-
manders at Vienna, Verona, Pesth, and Lemberg,
with 14 corps d'armee, with the Ban as governor.
The army comprises 7 field-marshals, 25 appointed
field-marshals and generals of cavalry, 108 appointed
field- marshals, and 150 major-generals.
The troops consist of 5 regiments of guards, 63
regiments of the line, 20 battalions of grenadiers,
14 infantry boundary regiments, 2 battalions of
Azaikists, 2 battalions of military boundary orders
on the Buckowina, 1 rifle brigade, 25 battalions of
chasseurs, in two divisions, five garrison battalions,
and four disciplinary companies; 18 regiments of
cuirassiers, 6 regiments of dragoons, 7 regiments of
light horse, 12 regiments of hussars, 5 regiments of
uhlans, 1 corps of bombardiers, 1 racquet corps, 5
regiments field artillery, 8 newly-appointed batta-
lions of fortress artillery ; finally, garrison artillery in
14 districts, the corps of engineers with the Geogra-
phical Institution at Vienna, 1 corps of Pioneers, 16
regiments of Gendarmes, the marines, with corps of
artillery infantry ; the seamen, with the newly-
created flotilla corps ; three newly-created sanitary
battalions, a messenger rifle brigade, and a division of
staff dragoons ; finally, the police guard, with 14
divisions.

The Chamber of Deputies of Gotha, in a recent
sitting, authorised the Government to conclude an ar-
rangement with Prince ALBERT, fixing his income
from the domains at 40,000 florins (about 90,000 f.)
a year. The Prince at first had claimed 50,000
florins, and the Faculty of Law of the University of
Heidelberg expressed the opinion that he was enti-

tied to that sum ; but he consented to reduce it to
40,000 florins.

Domiciliary visits were made by the police of
Frankfort, three days ago, in the houses of three
chiefs of the democratic party in that city, viz.,
SCHUSTER (President of the Workmen's Association),
SCHIERBACH, and FABRICIUS. Papers of import-
ance were seized. The three men are accused of
having got up a plot for the overthrow of existing
institutions. _ _

The Queen of PRUSSIA left Vienna on the 10th to
return to Berlin.

The Austrian Lloyd's state that the amount of
Kossuru's bank notes burned in Hungary is estimated
at 100,000,000 florins.

HOLLAND.

The session of the States General of Holland was
closed on Saturday, with the following speech, deli-
vered by the Minister of the Interior :
" Gentlemen,—The King has charged me to declare
the closing of your present Parliamentary session. In
addition to the ordinary business, a great number of im-
portant larva have been submitted to your examination;
and as to other laws, which time did not permit to
be presented, they are now prepared, and can be
discussed in the next session. Several laws relative to
the financial administration, the interests of our manu-
factures, the justice and defence of the country, have
been voted; the commercial law, the law regulating the
taking of properties for causes of public utility, and the
laws on the promotion, resignation, and pensioning
of officers of the army and navy, have attracted
your particular attention. Important branches of
constitutional law and administration are estab-
Wished by these laws. Thus you lend your
co-operation, with calm and becoming zeal,
to the foundation of institutions commanded
by the Fundamental Law, and to the introduction of
ameliorations required by our situation. The zealous
co-operation, full of solicitude and prudence, which you
have afforded to the Government, guarantees to us that
we are in a path of which the interest of the nation is
the only end. In continuing thus, the Government and
represeutetives may flatter themselves that the results,
seen and appreciated by a nation, whose union makes
its force, will respond to the proposed object. In the
name of the King,l pronounce the closing of the present
session of the States General."