The Sun.
London, England, 1850-09-25 00:00:00

GERMANY.

General HAYNAU dined with Baron ROTHSCHILD
the day after his arrival at Vienna. He dined with
the Prime Minister SCHWARZENDERG on the day fol-
lowing, and on the day after the EMPEROR gave him
a grand dinner. This is the man who we were told
was a poor exile in disgrace with his SOVEREIGN.
The Wiener Zeitung states that an individual is
now travelling through Germany who assumes the
feigned name of ALEXANDER CHARLES PRINCE ALLI-
CERT, and gives himself out for a ltomish prelate and
apostolic delegate. This individual arrogates to him-
self the liberty of using a seal, bearing the arms of the
POPE, and even exhibits a document with the forged
subscription of his Iloungss. We are authorised
to declare that the said individual is no more
entitled to bear the assumed name and character
above stated than to use the seal of his HOLINESS ;
and that the signature of the POPE to the document
is a forgery. The re-organization of the artillery
regiments will be comp!eted this year. Every corps
is to have an artillery commander. The garrison ar-
tillery is to be formed into eight battalions, and em-
ployed on the fortifications ; a racquet corps is like-
wise to be organized.
The Wiener Zeitung states that the consular post
in Canea, on the island of Candia,is to be transformed
into a salaried vice-consulate; VINCENT STIGLISH has
been appointed the Austrian vice-consul there.

A letier from Vienna of the 17th says :--17Several
banking houses of the four principal commercial
places of Europe have proposed to the Government to
take, on conditions very advantageous to it, the
100,000,000• lire of the Lombardo-Venetian Loan,
but subject to the condition that the coupons shall be
paid in the place in which they may be issued. The
Government is disposed to make this concession. An
agent of Messrs. ROTHSCUILD i 3 about to proceed to
Verona to enter into negotiations for the loan."
Forty-seven of the principal landowners of Aus-
tria, most of them nobles of Bohemia, have ad-
dressed a petition to the Government praying fur the
prompt convocation of the States. They also pro-
test in energetic terms against the abolition of the
tithes on mines.

The restricted federal council of Frankfort, recently
appointed a committee to examine the proposition of
Austria, for confiding to a neutral commission the
administration of the federal properties. In a report,
just presented, the committee proposes the rejection
of the proposition in the present state of things. " It
is probable," says the Universal Gazette, " that the
council will not itself take the administration, and
that, consequently, it will be retained by the existing
ad interim central commission."

Letters from Hanover of the 20th announce the
death, on the 20. h inst., of the Councillor of State
Count FALACKE.

The utmost order prevails in Hesse- Cassel. The
permanent Commission of the States, issued on the
21st, a declaration against the ordinance of Sept. 17,
transferring the seat of Government to Wilhelinsbad.
The Commission asserts that the constitution confers
on it the right of co-operating io, and assenting to,
all provisional measures that may be adopted accord-
ing to paragraph 95, and which can be of no effect
without such co-operation. It has already declared
its refusal to consent to the ordinances of Sept. 4 and
Sept. 7, and it will exercise the rights conferred on
it by the 61st paragraph of the constitution. It is
said that the Elector has determined to dismiss Has-
SENPFLUG.

The Committee of Finance of the Second Chamber
of the States of Besse-Darnistcdt proposed, by a re-
port presented on the 21st, to refuse to the Govern-
ment a prolongation of the autlaorisation to collect the
taxes, and to declare the Ministers guilty of a violation
of the constitution. The report was to be taken into
consideration on a future day.
The Grand Duke of MECYLENBURG SCUWERIN, by
a recent decree, restores to the bailwicks of nobles
and convents the powers in matters relative to re
cruiting, and roads and bridges, of which they were
stripped by the Constitution of 1849.
The officers of the 2d regiment of cuirassiers of
Bavaria in garrison at Landshat has declared that
there is no truth in the statement that they hai con-
tributed 60 florins to the fund for the Duchies of
Schleswig-Ilolstein.