The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-25 00:00:00

GERMANY.

On the 21st instant, at Frankfort, the Legislative
body assembled, named their President, and declared
themselves constituted.
The elections for members for the Parliaments of
Erfurt are being proceeded with in the different Ger-
man states. The numbers who present themselves to
vote are very small, and the Conservative party is ill
most places in the ascendant. In many instances the
Democrats have abstained from voting.
• According to the Allgemeine Zeitung it walo '
l
seem that the sketch of the constitution
the future tribunal of the empire has recently been.
transmitted from Erfurt to Berlin by the Federat
Court of Umpires. From this sketch we glean that..
that tribunal is to be composed of a president and
twelve judges of the empire. The president is chosea
Imperial representative, six of the judges of the
Princes' College, three members of the Upper House,
_and three members of the Lower House. Cases of
-high treason or treason against the empire are tried
' by a court of judicature, chosen periodically from
the Imperial tribunal, and a body of jurymen con"
Elected therewith. The proceedings are to be carried
on viva voce, and in open court.
Intelligence received from Schleswig-Holstein
states that the lieutenant of the Jachniann, by whose
negligence four vessels were captured by the Danes
in right of the port of Swinemundn, has been tried b
court-martial, and condemned to six months' impri-
sonment in a fortress.
There is.a report that the Chambers of the Grand
Duchy of Hesse have been dissolved.
An animated discussion had taken place on the
15th at Dresden in the First Chamber, in consequence
.
of Prince Jorm of Saxony having presented the fit.
port of the commission on the proposition of the _et_
puty, D. JOSEPH, " That he might be authorised
present a project of law on the punishment to Duce
substituted for the penalty of death." In co
the
• of an equal division of 21 pro and 21 contra, the (Ilie
tion was adjourned.

BELQIUM.
Accounts from Brussels, dated the 93d insttiinti;
state that on that afternoon the debate on the revit:,
of the corn-law was resumed in the Chamber d •"'"-
presentatives. ch
The value of notes of the Societe Gkkale,
culation on the 15th inst., was 38,309,080 f., 611'
the Bank of Belgium 10,539,000 f.

SWITZERLAND. go hos
The federal budget of Switzerland for 185 ells
been Fettled by the two Legislative ‘-',.°l2—the
at 7,134,192 f. for the receipts, 6,869,145 f. for
expense 3.

T URKE Y. ,t
At length the misunderstanding about the e"iete,
dition of the Hungarians appears to have been tthit-he
bly arranged. Intelligence to this effect, dateu
sth inst., has been received from ConstantioePo
Russia has yielded to a very considerable
Austria betrays a disposition to follow the oce°3ojea
of her ally, the AUTOCRAT. M. TITOFF, the 13315 29th
Minister, repaired in state on Saturday., the Bo
ultimo, to the Imperial Palace of Tcherugttei, 00
was favoured with an audience by the SuLf,'lnieat
the renewal of friendly relations between the °Toot
of St. Petersburgh and the Porte. Count Srcit'iooo,
thef Austrian Internuncio, is waiting for instvtle'oclt
rom his Government, by which he will be authorbi, 0
it is thought, to wind up these negotiations virge)
similar ceremony. In consequence of this stiol'alisb
meat the SULTAN has consented that those '-"rid
extent, sio
coo°
subjects cf Russia who have been
in the late Hungarian movement it}oreis
be obliged to leave the Turkish °with
nions, and a similar arrangement ~
the Austrian Cabinet appears to be untiep tea
oio
Two lists of the proscribed have already been To
out, one at Vienna, the other at St. Petersburgh4" doto
Russian list of refugees, at the head of which s,gB4'
the names of General 13,E A& and Count ZA.lBleLgio'
contains thirteen individuals; that of Austria, y-A144,
ning with Kossuxu, Count CAtustuu BATT
DEMBINSKI, MESSAROi and the two PEltezi)re.'
to
composed in all of thirty-two. Both these lists 00,
remain open fur two months, in case either the root
trian or Russian Government choose tomak,,,e ,110
inscriptions. The place fixed upon by the re;'o9 i 5
the internement, as it is called, of the HUngar; Per:
the town of Kutaya, in Asia Minor. All 51/-hetbe`
sons. as are not designated in the black list, W".t 11'
military or civilian, officers or privates, will be 'tbei
berty to depart from or remain in Turkey' ta rioll°
please. All those who sympathise with the iltti;ojoic:
Kossunr, the late Dictator of Hungary, will b 3
in the following announcement :—" Intelligercessol
been received-from Shumla that Madame I;°gcsPe,„"
has at length rejoined her husband. She.,;,-00t
from Hungary in the disguise of a
Belgrade." a ittly'
Every scrap of additional news receive rod!
Turkey confirms the accuracy of the assertilritisP
as to the discovery by Sir S. HEAL, the „florae„f
Consul at Varna, of a diabolical attempt t° The
Louis KOSSUTH and several of his compeciell;ot
proofs already obtained in this matter eglot "
Austrian Internuncio, and generally also 111010 d
Austrian Government, are :most dananatorY ec°oo
elusive. Europe will not very speedily le3e,troci°,
lection of the sanguinary policy of that wort pOl'e#
Cabinet. Of the blood-thirsty character oft tb°
here is another horrible attestation : A n 1/1 cal
" Among the Hungarians who were in.ll-e acoe„re
representat.ons cf the Austrian Cornmiesiorle.kiin,Jed
Auslab, to return to their homes from I'f,r-ehePhot,
several officers, who, though the amnesty orartocl ,1,130
only private so'cliere., were given to under' wec
they had everything to expect from the eleven Jwitllßad
°
Emperor. All these officers were hung or 7...b„°,,,t
ky
mercy. Among these were Colonels 1111,‘"' 9
Perkos."

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MERCHANT TAILORS' SeXooL.--The -1-1; 109,iter
Airey, M.A., of rembrcke Collegr Carnbrit'g"; of i-rica
day unanimously elected Mathenultical NifoLe", ec`„ll
chant Tailors' School. Mr. Airey's position I:. bio 10P
Wrangler, in 1846, is a sufficient Indication °`
quhfication for the office.