The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

A communication from Vienna of the 30th ult.,
iu the Cologne Gazelte,says :—"A Council of Minis-
ters has been held on the Hungarian question.
Rumours are current as to the measures to be taken
in consequence of the movement which is being pre-
pared in Hungary, and it appears certain that the
military forces in that country are to be increased.
The deputation of Hungarian students who de-
manded the employment of the Magyar language
in the University of Pesth has been received neither
by the Minister of the Interior nor the Minister of
Worship, although Count Haller, ad lades of the
Archduke Governor, assured the deputation that it
would be received. Surprise is expressed that it
should have been misled."

M. de Balabine, Russian Ambassador to the Court
of Vienna, has returned to that city from Warsaw.

SARDINIA.

A letter from. Turin of the 30th ult., in the Union,
says :—" M. da B Hmida, minister of foreign affairs,
on returning from Paris, entertained the firm con-
viction, which he on several occasions expressed in
the council of ministers, that the King of Sardinia
must entirely abandon the idea of getting anything
in Romagna, and must in particular recall all the
Picdmontcse officers serving in the bands of
Garibaldi, if he wished France to aid him in a
European congress.' A courier was sent to Gari-
baldi with counsels in accordance with the desires
of the French cabinet ; but the general replied by
a very :sharp letter to the effect that the command
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created the army of Romagna, and that the fate
of the country was in his hands, and that conse-
quently he would never in any case cede to the
counsels of a power which has injured the Italian
cause. He said moreover that if the Piedmontese
Ministry should be disposed to adopt a new line
of policy different from that which he and the Ca-
your cabinet had adopted in common, he (Garibaldi)
would maintain alone that policy, and would cause
it to triumph over all weakness and all resistance."
This letter, which, it is said, was addressed to the
King, was read is full council ; and it caused a
difference of opinion among the ministers—MM.
d 9. Bormida and La Marmora wanting to disavow
completely the presumptuous general, to join the
Conservative party, and the other Ministers being
opposed to such a rupture. It is this incident
which gave rise to the report that a modification
was about to take place in the policy of the Ca-
binet."

Another Turin letter of the 30th ult., says
" General Garibaldi, who arrived heze the evening
before last, left again yesterday for Bologna, after
a long audience with the King. MM. Mighorati
and Rosa, who were the only Piedmontese func-
tionaries remaining in Romagna, have just resigned
their posts as intendants of Ferrara and Ravenna.
You will not fail to perceive the political significa-
tion of this measure, with which the Sardinian Go-
vernment and M. Dabormida's late journey to
Paris are not unconnected."