The Sun.
London, England, 1860-12-15 00:00:00

Interior.

The second appoints Baron Schmerling Minister
of the Interior.

The third nominates Herr von Plener Minister
of the Finances.

The fourth confers the Grand Cross of the
Order of St. Stephen on Counts Rechberg and
Goluchowski.

VIENNA, DEC. 14.

This morning Count Goluchowski took leave of
the functionaries of the Ministry of the Interior.
Baron Schmerling will, tomorrow, enter upon his
duties as Minister of that department.
Dr. Berger has given notice of appeal in the
affair of M, Richter,

The Presse asserts that Baron Vay, Chancellor
of Hungary, has tendered his resignation, and that
Count Szcehen may also be expected to leave the
Ministry.
The Presse adds :

" The attitude of the newly-constituted comitats
proves that the majority of them have rejected the
programme of Baron Vay and Count Suchen.
" The Ministry have already put themselves in
communication with Baron Eotvos and M. Deak,
with a view to their entering the Ministry."

PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING.

The Itloniteur contains a decree organising the
Ministry of the Interior into five departments,
under Directors General.

The office of Secretary-General to the Ministry
is suppressed.

The Moniteur also contains the appointment of
eight prefects and several Councillors of State.

PESTH, DEC. 12.

The declaration addressed by the Comitats Com-
mittee to the Chancellor of Hungary contains,
besides the four points already announced, an urgent
request that the enlistment of soldiers and the
tobacco monopoly may be suspended until the deci-
sion of the Diet has been taken on these questions.

NAPLES, DEC. 14.
For the last three days hostilities against Gaeta
have been suspended.
It is hoped that an early success will attend the
efforts of diplomacy to arrive at a peaceable
arrangement.

PESTII, DEC. 11.

Last night it was necessary to apply for mili-
tary assistance against the so-styled Adlerjager
(the Adlerjager, or eagle hunters, are persons who
pull down and demolish the imperial arms wherever
fixed), who caused disturbances. Order was soon
re-established.

VIENNA, DEC. 14.

The Ost Deutsche Post, in a leading article,
says :—" The accumulation of arms and ammunition
in Moldavia and Wallachia, and the organisation
of foreign legions in Italy, are to be attributed to
an extensive scheme which partly aims at the
separation of these provinces from the Porte and
partly at a rising of several other nationalities.
Not only a Hungarian but a Polish legion has been
organised. In view of this state of things Russia
has despatched a threatening declaration to Prince
Couza, and has concentrated 12,000 men in Bes-
sarabia."

The same journal also publishes accounts from
Pesth, according to which some Hungarian and
Polish soldiers fraternised while drinking spirits
together in a coffee-house, and made a demonstra-
tion in favour of their nationalities. They also tore
the yellow and black stripes off their trousers.
They were carried to prison by a military patrol.
The Austrian Gazette publishes a despatch from
Pesth, dated 11th inst., announcing that some in-
habitants of that city had resolved on submitting
an address to the Chancellor, which had also been
communicated to the other comitats for their ac-
ceptance. This address contains the following
points :-Ist. The convocation of the Hungarian
Diet at the earliest possible period, on the basis of
the electoral law of 1818. 2d. The promulgation
of the press law of 1848. 3d. The collection of
taxes due to: be suspended until the assembling of
the Diet. 4th No judges but those elected by the
people to hold office in the different comitats.

CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 5.

An angry discussion has taken place between the
Porte and the Sardinian Minister on account of
some Sardinian vessels having left for the Danube
with munitions of war, supposed to be destined for
Hungary or Servia.
Three of the vessels were stopped by order at
Sulina, and two have proceeded.
A commission of inquiry has been named for
Bosnia and the Herzegovine.
The question of the occupation of Syria is still
being diseussed. The Porte appears likely to con-
sent to the occupation being prolonged.
Letters from Montenegro report the serious ill-
ness of the prince.
Russian Panslavist propagandism is being
actively prosecuted throughout the provinces.
The question of the new loan is still undecided.
Exchange steady.

CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 8.

The ammunition brought by the Sardinian ves-
sels, which were stopped at Salina, will be re-
turned to Genoa.

New commercial treaties are being negotiated
between the Porte and England and the Porte and
France.

By the advice of the English and French Am-
bassadors a Roumelian commission of investigation
has been appointed, under the presidency of Ismail
Pasha, of the Danube.
• News of further defeats of the Russians has been
received from Circassia.
The mountaineers were commanded by Ismail
Pasha and Mehemet Bey.

MADRID, DEC. 13.

The chiefs of the Mo-
The Espana says :—"
derados have deliberated on their future course of
conduct.

" Senor Gonzalez Bravo stated the necessity for
tho party to coalesce either with the, absolutist or
revolutionary party, and when the proposition was
discussed, expressed his intention of joining the
revolutionary party."

HAMBURG, DEC. 14.

Denmark will reserve the question of the redemp-
tion of the State dues for the Elbe Tolls Com-

mission.

The maritime question, and that of the general
revision of the tariff in force on the Upper Elbe,
will thus be brought together.

FRANCE.
PARIS, DEC• 14.
An Imperial decree nominates the commission
charged to examine the accounts of the Minister*

for 1860. The Marquis d'Audriffet, Senator, is
President.

By an Imperial decree, in the Ilionitettr, the
number of Referendary Councillors is increased
from 80 to • 84, viz., 24 first class, and 60 second
class. The cause of this augmentation is the addi-
tional accounts which will be submitted to their
examination, in consequence of the new depart-
ments annexed to France.

BOURSE, Dec. 14.—Business has been very
limited in amount, but the market firm, and prices
well maintained. For the Account, Threes are
now at 68f 850; Mobilier, 775 f ; Orleans, 1,385 f ;
Northern, 991 f 85c. ; Mediterranean, 911 f 25c;
Austrian, 510 f ; Lombard, 483 f 75c. The following
were the last quotations :

41 per per Cents ... 96 75; Credit Fonder 992 60
Do. end month.... 96 601 Belgian 4f — --
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B 90 Roman
Bank Shares 2925 Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 775 Spanish Threes 5O
Do. Account 775 Home Debt .. 49 25