The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-21 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A Cabinet Council was held at Berlin on the 16'..h,
at which the. KING presided. In the course of the
day M. CAMPHAUSEN had interviews with the KING
and with the Ministers. It is said that a compromise,
as to the rejected articles of the Constitution, has been
agreed on between the Ministry and the Opposition.
Our advices from Vienna are to the 13th inclusive.
The Municipal Council of Prague had voted an ad-
dress to the EMPEROR, in which, after thanking his
constitutions, supplicates the speedy convocation
oAflAtJhnesTir for
uoherniatnhe promulgation of the provincial
. D e
and the raising of the state
of siege.

CABINET COUNCIL.—A Cabinet Council was held
this tifternoon at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
The Ministers present were—Lord John Russel!, the
Marquis of Lansdowne, the Marquis of Clanricarde,
the Earl of Carlisle (who arrived in town this morn-
ing from a visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle), the
Lord Chancellor, Lord Campbell, Viscount Palmers-
ton, Earl Grey, Sir George Grey, Sir Francis T.
Baring, and she Rtght Hon. H. Labouchere. The Earl
of Miuto and Sir Jobn C. Hobhouse were absent;
the former Noble Earl being in Scotland, and the
latter, whose arrival in town has been announced by
mistake, at his seat, Erlestoke Park. The Right
Hon. Bart. comes to town on Saturday.

THE POST MAGAZINE ALMANACK FOR 1850,—.
Pateman, Winc-office-couit —This is the ninth year
of the publication (1' this useful and well got up al-
manack. The huge mass of stati.tics, dates, references
to assurance institutions (pages 42 and 43 containing
a list of 63 recently projected), the Post-office, gar-
dening hit ts, &c., make it as valuable for multifarious
uses as any that we have seen. By its contents it ;soul('
seem to be a fine advertising medium.— Weeny Dispatch.
We understand that the Duke of Cambridge has
sent a donation d' 51. to the society for establishing
soup-kitchens North-West District, Bath-place, No N.-
road.
The Duchess of S. is well known to have avoided
as 'ar as possible meeting the Czar while in this country.
His Imperial Majesty
having consequently beggs i the
Duke of D. ti assure her Grace that " he did not dine,
by preference, on litt'e Poles ala maitre d'hotel." "No,"
replied his fair avoider, "he prefers having them glaces
a la Siberienne 1"
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SIJEGEONS.—The following
gentlemen having undergone the necessary examina-
tions fur the diploma, were admitted members of the
College at the meeting of the
.Court of Examiners
on the 18th instant : Messrs; Samuel Taylor,
Bolton, Lancashire; Peter Ambrose Cotterell, Birming-
ham; John Langford, St. Leonards-at-Sea, Hastings;
James Keiran, Dublin; John Moore Swain. Long
Clawson, Leicestershire ; Izlak Dobree Chipnell 1)o
Beauvoir, Gue, nsey ; Watson Armorer, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne; James Cleile Lane, Grosmont, Monmouthshire;
William Charles Hillr London ; William Owen, Ll4n-
fair, Montgornerphire; Charles O'Callagbal, Killarney,
Kerry ; Lem. ard William Sedgwick, Boroughbridge,
Yorkshire; and John Lee Jardine, Brixton-hill, Surrey.
At the same meeting ci the court Mr. George Clarke
passed his examination for naval surgeon.
WINDSOR THEATEICALS.--In consequence of :the
death cf Mrs. Bartley, which renders the appearance
of Mr. Bartley in Sir John Falstaff quite nut of the
question, the comedy of Charles XII. has been com-
manded by her Majesty in lieu of Henry IV. Mr.
Webster, of the Haymarket Theatre, will perlJrcn the
Mai arch in the comedy, and Mr. James Wallack Adam
Brock. King liene's Daughter will be the afterpiece,
in which Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean and Mr. Wallack
will sustain their original characters.