The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-05 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The Wiener Zeitung of the 29th ult. contained the
State budget for the third quarter of the year 1849.
It is, however, incomplete, as the returns from Tran-
sylvania, Croatia, Sclavonia, the Voivodina, and the
Temesch Banat have not yet been sent in. The
receipts were 35,126,536 florins, and the ex-
Fenses 76.899,631 florins, thus having a deficit of
41,773,095 florins. Thee outlay is divided as fol-
lows :—lnterest of National Debt, 17,220,631
florins; Imperial household, 963,764 florins ; Cabinet
Council (Minister-Rath), 22,787 florins ; Foreign
Affairs, 438,356 florins; Home Department,
3,975,470 florins; War, 45,357,943 florins ; Fi-
nances, 3,858,964 florins ' • Justice, 1,259,301 florins ;
Public Education and Worship, 480,116 florins ;
Commerce and Public Works, 5,832,820 florins ;
Agriculture and Mining, 48,008 florins ; Control-
office, 26,185 florins. In addition to the deficit above-
mentioned 90,727 florins were expended, though for
what purpose is not specified, leaving a total of
44,863,822 florins. The Wiener Zeitung of the 30th,
contains the budget for the nine months from No-
vember 1, 1848, to the last of July, 1849, during
which period there was a deficit of 90,746,684 florins.
The war expenses during those nine months amounted
to the enormous sum of 105,559,310 florins.
The Wanderer states that the promulgation of the
Constitution will be delayed fur several months.
The National Gazette of Dresden, says that a great
number of German subjects of other states have been
recently expelled from the Austrian territory, albeit
possessed of property there, solely on the ground that
they are Protestants, it being the desire of the Aus-
trian Ministers to extirpate Protestanism from the
empire.

IIESSE DARMSTADT.
The Chamber has determined not to vote any
address, and have refused to authorise the Goverament
to collect taxes beyond the Ist April.

BAVARIA.
MUNICH, DEC. 27.—The first battery of mounted
artillery has received marching orders; their destina-
tion is not known with certainty, but it is surmised
that they are to be placed at the service of the empire.
—Nuremburgh Correspondent.

TURKEY.
Letters from Constantinople of the 19th ult. announce
the arrival of the answer of the Emperor of RUSSIA
to the last communication from the Sublime Porte.
The CZAR has agreed to the terms proposed by the
Porte, and Dessumsat and the other Poles who
served in Hungary are to be expelled, and their
countrymen resident in Turkey who were not con-
cerned in that insurrection are to remain unmo-
lested. If, however, for the future any person
whatsoever, without reference to the country under
whose protection he may be, shall, whilst resident
in the Ottoman Empire, be guilty of any act hos-
tile to the Government of the Emperor NICHOLAS,
he shall, at the demand of the Russian Envoy,
be expelled from the SULTAN'S dominions.
KOSSUTH and the Hungarian refugees are to be con-
fined in a fortified town in the interior. They are
not to be close prisoners, but their place of residence
will he fixed, and they will be under the constant
surveillance of the Turkish authorities. The Am-
bassadors of France and England have approved of
the terms of the settlement, with, however, certain
restrictions as regards the expulsion of persons who
may be under the protection of either of their re-
spective Governments. When a charge of conspiring
against the Russian Government shall be brought
against a person provided with an English or French
passport, a trial will take place in the presence of the
Consul or other agent of the country under whose
protection the accused may be, and after inquiry only,
will sentence be pronounced.
Notwithstanding the apparent settlement of the
question, diplomatic relations have not yet been re-
established with the Porte by the Russian and Aus-
trian Ministers • we are therefore rejoiced to hear that
the return of the French fleet to Toulon has been
countermanded. These letters announce that the
British fleet, under the command of Sir WILLIAM
PARICIR, left the anchorage at Basika Bay on the 16th
instant for the Masconissi Islands, at the south wes-
ternmost entrance of the Gulf of Adrymittee, opposite
the northern side of the island of Mytilene. The
ships will anchor between the islands of Eleos and
Gym.