The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-20 00:00:00

SPAIN.

h.RITSSIA AND TURKEY.
, -.4
%llckfollowing is one among many of the placards
011 P in all parts of Constantinople
411gt:et: most powerful Padishah, for the love of your
theiri: Person, all your subjects are ready to sacrifice
hat d'ves, their property, and theirrd the sword of the families ; but it is
;qotitY to draw from the scabbard
'Yotl:118 Mahomet, which you put on in the mosque of
IN 4neari, in imitation of your illustrious ancestors
ttek,Preclecessors. Your ministers display he-itation,
mkes they are dominated by the passion for plea-
13.4gee
p,'.." the desire not to be deprived of them. A great
Ptese menaces us. In such a state of things, may God
(lelaa°e us all ! Your victorious army and all the nation
Eta table
absolutely to comhat for the defence of your in-
l'ltXtable rights. 0 Padishah ! open your ears and
C.to the voice of your children ! ! !'"
1111411 b Ansari is an illustrious personage in Mus-
k, 4 history, A contemporary of Mahomet, he
~, . • .
khi "11Y aided in the propagation of Islamism,
kiltuwas killed in the first expedition of the Mus-
Thalls against the Greek empirme.
of Schumla are
to the ilews received from the ca
titA " effect that the soldiers were animated with
OC!l%t warlike spirit, but that unfortunately good
Defiers were wanting. At Schumla. the artillery
horsed consisted of 250 pieces,
thethosecams forts.
Ititu,! Constantinople correspondent of the Con-
doli •onnel says—" The Port either from convic-
tic), ,er nieces ity is irrevocably fixed in its resolu-
ha; '0 maintain its modifications, whatever may
q't 1,15e4, and not in any way to go beyond the limit
he Concessions which it has only made out of
'
c prence to its august allies." He adds that—
h4sibl All %e p
present state of things, it would be im-
44 e for the orte to go farther than it has
°bead; Y done. The excitement of the people goes
th-t,4l3lc.reasing., and it has arrived at that point,. that
hesitation on the part of the Ministers
k,*(llddigphltaeset the throne of the Sultan and public
•Nn'ty- 'en the greatest danger. Numerous pla-
07rdsla-relevery night posted up in the streets of
,`vilstantinople. In one of them, it is said,
'Tk ongst other things, that at the voice of the cove
2ign, the soldiers of the redif have quitted their
I:ailies and their fields at the moment of the har-
p;t4;,t,, and that they will not return to their homes
gi'nout having fought to revenge the insults
ae.,ted to their country. The Egyptians, on their
a 147) Who leave for the camp of Omer Pacha, de-
g-1 to the Sultan, during the fête which he gave
Veir officers, that they had come to fight, anal
0 they would not return to Egypt until theyt
' done The exasperation of the country
4ttilogtßusssoi.a. shows itself in every way, i
us of appeasing it except
1;1,1' appearing
kr. The MainniystemrseathweianrseeluvfetshaerNeveciotknuveinssceof
fit',, and although well •
at
allow her to carry on
k'trkey, which would
ofeessfully a struggle not
.Russia for any length
of tline, have now decided on incurring the chances
theft, noping that Europe, which has encouraged
Aor'te.l.,ll their resistance, will not abandon the
11
tad, e Journal de Constantinople of the 4th con-
btr the following, in reference to the relations
tureen the Porte and the hospodars
to 't6,14 reply to the recal sent them, thed princes stated
1)11,..." Sublime Porte that the divans ad hoc having sup-
tiZted them not to depart from the principalities, in
Po interest of the country, they would remain at their.
81,111111 w the imperial government. had come to a dem,
It, h e:°ecerning the situation which they submitted to
I'4l :tog ready, however, to conform to that decision,
t 11,41 i kver it might be, as soon as t should be notified to
tat 4 On Sunday last the council of ministers delibe
the on the reply of the princes, and after having taken
per
°rclers of the Sultan, decided that the imperial go-
takfkent, full of solicitude for the principalities, and
sent lig into consideration the reasons laid before it, con-
Iltiilet4 not to insist on the order of recal given to_ the
thei,e(l3, provided they were completely free to perform
the t.ntY towards the
Porte,and to continue to pay
Vella ibute of these provinces. If not, the imperial go-
it ll'elat would take such measures as, should appear to
tiZlitable to protect its right and its dignity This de-
cli,,ainarked with the impress of great wisdom, was
galarbed on Tuesday to Bucharest and Jassy by the
Ntit4 Btearner, and we have no doubt that, through
It a Ible, the princes will do all they can to conform to
eNPnlously.”
Von 4 -veral boyards have been arrested. a. t Galatz, in
ba,cinence of papers of a compromisin character
N4' Ing been found in their houses. Amongst them
bid
of of letters to Omer Pacha, informing
114C.' the minutest details on the state of the
NI lab. army in the principalities ; and one from
lor," Pacha, directing them to enrol as many
to 4gtlers as possible, as he hoped soon to be able
A c>ncl them openly."
corTiitetter from Bucharest of the sth says :—" Ac..-
ko q" to all the indications received up to this
ria4Zont, it appears certain that the Russians are
14.0 g preparations to pass the winter in the
lie:.Palities. The troops will not leave before
otica" Spring. In Bulgaria the Turks can no longer
hrri;lll,P in the open air, for the winter has already
°}3l'„et.,'• In three weeks the Russians will
Tlle't to change their tents for barracks."
ti4tii e P°3t Ampt Gazette of _
,Franrkefjoerett,inugndtheer
koci.°l Vienna
15th, says :—..' In .
jeet Ikations introduced by the Divan in the pro-
Pet (4' Austrian mediation, the Cabinet
aretomf
y of
St.
o%erfiburgh formally declared that h
vrbill'e
ation in the principalities would
retire on the
of ehclaY that the acceptance by the Ottoman Porte
- Ilen-modified note should be received."
vekietteral Prim has departed for, . Schumla. He
bY bTecenlPanied by the officers of leis mission,
ti_sseiopnr,hafensd.
tot, Dtnihmanda Savfet Effendi, one of
leaving
kid- c)' the Polytechnic School. Before he
hima visit to Mehemet Ali Pacha, Minister of War,
14,4 all escort oft elve horsemen was granted to
The l-
oitr 'Jewish community of Constantinople has
4 to ed tbe Sultan a million piastres (2.50,0_00fr.) as
zoiOtribution to the expenses occasioned by the
itite4l7v- Preparations, and the Jews of Smyrna
Tec,d to offer a sum for the same purpose.
itik ge ourna/ de Constantinople gives the follow-
'he lee,eunt of a review of the Egyptian troops by
ct-i;llitan on the 20th ult. :___.
‘'eut."4 Tuesday last his Imperial Majesty the Sultan
orr, t° the camp of the troops from Egypt, at Selii.--
144,-°ll, to pass them in review. On the arrival of his
thedfitY at the port of Unkiar Skelessi, all the vessels o
jlio..,",eet Were decked out, and their crews on the yards
itortiVhe troops, who were drawn up in line of battle
ins
Itrdhig-place. to the bottom of the valley, in
"ao e Sultan with repeat,edcries of A llahumme
the b Baitanena (0 our God . aid our Sultan !) All
NVA, •Illds of the regiments and the fleet then performed
i. dike marches,
rlrt,e arches, whilst the cannon of the fleet and of the
Ilia 3:rBes of the Bosphorus sent forth. their thunders,
'lee -,.-",aiestY, who wore a military uniform, the gran
tee(:',4"on in brilliants of the Medjidie, and a niagni.
by seer,' sword
by A,,,8 ordinary
enriched with precious stones, was attended
Isuite. He was received on landin,
l'ac—C., ellemet Ali Pacha, Grand Scraskier ; Ahmed Fethi
G.h.--a, Grand Master of the Artillery ; Mabmoud Pacha,l
' iti.--od Admiral ; and Mehemet Ruschdi Paella, Gentera
a-
tnaeqhief 01 the Imperial Guard. The Sultan mounofedthe
tro!tlifitent Arabian horse, and passed the review I
ma-
-40414' N7,11°.0/1 his passage continued the same acc a
Atrivecl at the Cneniis, a tent in the form of a

M. Soule left Paris yesterdayevening on his way
to Madrid. The deposition of the Queen is a
topic pretty generally discussed in political circles
at Madrid, and persons who have been hitherto no
very warm friends of Marshal Narvaez express a
wish for him to return and place himself at the
head of affairs, as he perhaps, is the only man who
can save the tottering t
Ma hrone. The Quean mother
is expected back to drid the end of this month
or the beginning of October.

AUSTRIA.
An English company has offered to establish a
submarine telegraph between the lonian Islands
and some point on the Austrian coast. Proposi-
tions on the subject have been made to the Austrian
Cabinet. Should the telegraph be established, the
news from the East would arrive two days sooner.

PRUSSIA
It is said the King has determined not to go to
Olmiitz to confer with the two Emperors, on the
around that, under existing circumstances, such a
step' on his part would have too much éclat.
The life of Radowski is despaired of.