The Sun.
London, England, 1850-02-01 00:00:00

THE OAKS.

7 to 1 agst Lord Eglinton's Probity—taken
800 to 50 agst Probity winning this event, and Flying
Dutchman the Emperor's Plate—taken
Thringarth is scratched for the Spring Handicap, and
Borneo, it is said, for the Metropolitan.

The Louth Steeplechase has been postponed till t -
day.

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BANKING INTELLIGENCE.—We understand that
the chattered banks in Glasgow, in connexion with
Edinburgh, have abandoned the intention of following
out the notice respecting interest on depcsit a2counts
lately advertised by them. We are glad of this step,
as we are confident the change would not suit the meri-
dian of Glasgow.—Glasgow Herald.

Intelligence has been received from Berlin to the
' 29th ult. In the morning sitting of the First Cham-
ber on that day the general debate on the Royal
' Message was concluded.
As yet the following propositions have been
adopted unanimously, in accordance with the Se-
cond Chamber :—Proposition I. (concerning- the
Press); IL (Lanisturtn); 111. (Civic Guard); IV.
(Term for the dissolution of the Chambers); and IX.
(Electoral districts of the Second Chamber). Pro-
position V. (Ministerial responsibility) has been re-
jected.
The Staats Anzeiger of Wirtemberg confirms the
report that a German constitution has been drawn
up by the Four Kings of the Secondary States. The
Erfurt elections have generally fallen out, in the
small states, in favour of the constitutional party.
The democratic party has abstained from voting.
The Saxon Government has laid before the Cham-
bers a Bill on the right of association and assembly.
The Chambers have voted the removal of the state of
siege at Dresden.
The Danish poet OEHLENSCHLAGER is dead.
The Wiener Zeitung publishes an ordinance, or-
ganising a gen-d'armerie for Austria.
In Hungary the Austrian authorities are setting
the condemned murderers and thieves at liberty, in
order to obtain room in the prisons for the political
prisoners.

According to correspondence of the Augsburg
Allgemeine Zeitung from Frankfort, dated 17th,
fresh rumours are current in that city of a partition
of Baden. The proposal is represented to have
emanated from Vienna, and to be grounded upon a
convention between the Cabinets of Vienna and
Munich. Austria claims the portions formerly
belonging to her Crown ; and Bavaria that part of
the Palatinate which fell to Baden. Hess is also to
get a bit of the spoil lying on her bonbon The
Grand Duke of BADEN anti his successors are to be
indemnified by possession in Franconia. Fresh
changes ( f territory are to follow upon the execu-
tion of this plan, according to which Prussia is to be
enlarged at the cost of the same Prince.

RUSSIA AND CIRCASSIA.
A private letter from the Dardanelles states, on the
authority of accounts from Erzerourn cf the 13th of
December, that instead of the great victory stated in
the St. Petemburgh Gazette to have been gained by
the Russians over SCLIANIYL in Daghestan, it was, on
the contrary, the Russians who were obliged to retire
after a heavy loss.