The Sun.
London, England, 1839-08-09 00:00:00

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,russels and German papers of the latest dates have
been received this morning. The former contain no
news of political interest. In the German journals we
find the following paragraphs, which are well worthy of
attention :

" LEMBERG (AUSTRIAN GALICIA), JULY 20.—We have
received positive information that fresh disturbances have
----- .a. . broken out in the country of the Don Cossacks, and are
not yet suppressed. The Russian Government has ordered
It is to us matter of great present satistaction,
and of considerable hope for the future, that the all the roads leading into that country to be strictly
spirit of the Government seems to rise with the guarded, and our authorities have assembled twenty
and
et
thousand men in the •• of Lemberg. Zloezow,
arrogance of the House of Lords. We were, in environs
truth, delighted y y
with the declaration so calml Ternapol, which forma cordon along the Russian
frontier, and cut off alt rcommunication between us and
so determinedly uttered by Lord JOHN RUSSELL Voihynia ar;d Podolia; white that with the Ukraine and
in the House of Commons, an Wednesday night, even Poland is very much impeded. Orders have been
with reference to the Resolutions passed by the gent
itoiht,frorer.el
tsoh,oOuoro
Government
rfnrme memd,the
as
r garrisonse _of Galiciai
f7recai,niri
Tory majority in the Upper House on the previous immediatelyAuiainntaor Hungary
station
eadn daloTn
rt. Transylvania, vTannirlistho
night, or rather on the morning of the same day—
solved to take part in
for be it known to the public that whenever the any armed intervention in 'hat empire, and to be ready at
Lords have a factious job in hand, though not at any moment to mnve an efli:tient land' or sea force for the
other times, they can work beyond seven o'clock in conquest of Constantinople and the rest of the territories
the evening. The Noble Lord administered a of the Osmanlis. The Imperial ukase directing that the
RUSSELL corrective to their Tory Lordships, in Russian paper money shall no longer be received in pay.
ment at the Government offices, and fixing its value, has
the shape of a sharp rebuke for their insolent excited the discontent of all paper-money holders, natives
encroachment on the prerogative of the Crown,
Augsburg Gazette 31 inst. contains
The of thethe
as well as foreigners."
and at the same time gave them to understand that
Allowing letter, which is preceded by the diplomatic sign
he would consider . any Resolution of the House,
~LONDON, JULY 20.—0 m. e weeks past Count Pozzo di
of- the two crosses i
which presumed to interfere with the exercise
~.......................

13°7,2:0 ga,e a note to Lord Palmerston that Rus-
sia would send a body of auxiliary troops to the Sultan if
the Rgyp;iat.s passed Mount .Vhether Lord P..b.
merston did not consider the danger imminent, or wlt trier
he considered the assist,:nce r f Russia as ;n.l,spens• hie.
in e,:se Ibrahim menaced Constantinople, ceer,.in it
is that, with, ut any expl,rtatiorr, he coin ounieated the
note to th:, Cabinet of the Tuileries. Lord Gets die
remarked the addie,s and prudence of the note, and f,a e-
saw that the Russian Cabinet wished to preserve their
liberty for acting in future, and that although no mention
was made of itoet the treaty of Uukiar Skelessi formed
the basis of the note. Howrver, it is thought that
Russia will not pursue a p.,licy which would infallibly
bring on a war, as she is deeply interested in preservitt
peace, as Poland is not over quiet, and as the status quo
has procured her greater advantages than any. other
River. This opinion was soon ab ,ndon. d, when we
had reason to fear that Russia would ,tctuallyassist th Porte,
and means were taken to air, st the progress of %be Cz tr's
already all-powerful influence. Cuo sequently, if a Rus-
sian squadron enters the canal of Constantinople, the
squadrons of France, England, and Austria, wilt sail from
the Archipelago into the Bosphorus, by the Dardanelles,
and it is not possible to foresee whether this will be done
by force or not, Russia will not direct!), oppose this move-
ment, but it will soon be kn,wn if the Porte refuses a
&man. However it may be, all the Powers agree on the
necessity of maintaining the integrity of the Ottoman
Porte. The cowardice of the present Government causes
serious fears on this account, but we must not forget that,
even were the Porte to yield, means would be taken to pre-
vent the Pacha from profiting by his condescension."