The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-15 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

John Buchan, accountant, Glasgow.
John Hutchinson, contractor, Glasgow.
Moritz Frankenberg, fancy leather worker, Glasgow.
Alexandria Greig, net manufacturer, Dundee.
James Murdoch, valuatcr, Glasgow.
Andrew Landells, draper and clothier, Airdrie.
David Mackie, plumber, St. Andrews.
Andrew Climie,,Lochwinnoch.
Charles M`Kay, spirit merchant, Elinburgh.

COURSE OF EXCITANGE.—TIIIi DAY.
ktnsterditm • • .• • • • • • • •• i i 17
Ditto, throe months .. 11 1914
S•otterilara • • . • •••• •• •• 11 i
.tntwerp .• . • • •• •• •• •• 95 37 tt?
Brussels • • ........ 95 371,,
llamburgh ••.•.•• • •• • • 13 S
Faris • • ...• 25 971/2

librallar••••••••••••••
LuAern •• • • ........ 20 95
ienoa ........ •• .•2S 75
Allan •• .• •• •• -
Venice.. GO
gaPleB •• •• .........• .• 4974
Palermo ••••
Aesslna ....... 128
lishon
)porto ...........• •••• 527 s
do <I aneiro..;... •
Suelos Ayres.... • • •• ••
Yew York,6o days'sight
Philadelphia
PRIM Or BULLIOI4, PEN OZ;
Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9
Portugal Gold Coin •• 0 0 0
Wexican Dollars .... 0 0 0
New Dollars .. •••• 0 0 0
Ailver in bars •••• 0 0 0

Do. three months . • • 25 65-
Niart eill ............ 25 65
riourileaux .. ••••• • • • •• ••
F rani:tort-00-M alno 119
Berlin ................
Vienna •• •• •• •• •• gpm; 10 34
trieste.• •• •••••• •• •••• 10 35
i'eter sourg 36 i‘
Madrid ..........„..• 414 i
50
fl Inielona • •
Seville . .

THE EAIPEROB OF AUSTRIA AND THE
HUNGARIANS.

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meut has beau published: which proves that 110
VIENNA, Sept. 11.—The following official
greater political privileges will be granted to the
Hungarians than to the inhabitants of the other
provinces of the empire :
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aerviekatb remarkable
eraces,
perlol
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" Dear Cousin Archduke Albrecht,—During my re-
cent tour through the greater part of my kingdom of
Hungary' everywhere met weitahndthseininceorset
dlievveolytioe
n.
also xpres-
sion of attachment on the
ap
satisfaction
adooftoi aonnl thetahlie eione w
o different
innumerableibsseorfuvineostriking,dgyaawrl y iht hohmasag
made
in all respects since I
geesemeant,
proofs
ms
travelled through it five years ago, and convince • d myself
ant the institutions which—al •
ter ripe consideration and
with duo regard to the peculiarities of the couatry, were
introduced in accordance with my organic ordinanoes of
December 31, 1851, have essentially contributed to its
evident improvement.
" I feel assured that their salutary influence will be
still more felt when the commerce of the country is more
developed and there are greater facilities of communica-
tion— when the measures relative to the emancipation of
the soil are entirely carried out, and the new organise-
tionlis completed.
"Being resolved that the fuadatnental principles which
have hitherto guided ins in the government of my empire
shall be maintained inviolate. it is my will that this
should be universally known, and particularly that all
the organs of my G,ivernment do take my will for their
exact rule of conduct.
"At the same time it will be my anxious care that
allowance shall be made for the national peculiarities of
the different races, and that due attention shall be paid
to the cultivation of their language.
4, To you, my well-beloved, I return my warmest
thanks for the circumspection and devotion with which
you have conducted the government of my kingdom. I
at the name time commission you to express to the pro-
vincial authorities my extreme content With the zeal and
devotedness which they have displayed under various
difficult circumstances (miter rielfachen Sehirieri9keit")*
and I expect that they will in future do all in their
power to realise my benevolent intentions for the benefit
of the country and of its inbabitante.
"FRANCIS JOSEPH,
Laxenbiarg, Sept. 9, 1867.".