The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-12 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

A letter from Vienna of Sept. 4, in the German
Journal of Frankfort, says : We can positively
affirm that Baron de Meyendorff has declared that
xio apprehensions need be entertained of the Em-
peror Nicholas assigning to the modifications intro-
duced by the Divan in the note emanating from
Vienna an importance likely to throw any obstacle
Irk the way of a pacific solution of the Eastern ques-
tion. He has added that the Emperor would pro-
pose to regulate directly the disputed poiuts by
flans of negotiations at St. Petersburg. The eva-
cuation of the Danubian Principalities is to take
Place it is said, as soon as the parties have agreed
onthe essential pOints.
The Presse of Vienna, of the 6th, states that on
11113 Preceding day, Colonel Ruff had an audience of
the Emperor of Austria, to deliver to his Majesty
4 letter of thanks from the Sultan.
The Independance of Brussels gives the follow-
111g extract of a letter of the Belgian Consul at
Odessa dated the 26th ult. :.--"The harvest in
this part of Russia is generally abundant, so that
~
Boon expect to have considerable arrivals,
liich have, in fact, already commenced : the new
irsn is remarkable for its quality and weight.
usiness in wool is very slack, which is the general
.sequence of large operations in corn. There is
41111 a great want of vessels, and freights have
tc Ore than doubled."
It was stated some time ago, in the journal de
eoistantinop/e, that in the Caucasus the Russian
tr
Ti °°l:,B had been defeated with a very heavy loss.
.Borsenhalle of Hamburgh states, from War-
alw, that the Circassians had made a very warm
ack upon the invading force, but that they had
'fro repulsed, and had lost 800 men, whilst the
woussialls had only one man killed' and nine
co ended. This statement is probably quite as in-
starect on one side as that of the Journal de Con-
ntinople on the other.

AUSTRIA.
cro telegraphic message from Vienna states :—The
lb,w4 of Hungary, and the rest of the insignia of
tv:llgarian royalty, which were lost after the in-
ltuection, have been found at Orsova.

SPAIN.
A letter from La Granja sttahteesctahbaitu,stincocuonusoeil-
qUece of the notice taken by
Zathe contract entered into
supply
tohfe
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Pristeerar, PlyingacMoailsnistt
to the
thoef
between e
sharptween Londonaduspousysi
discussion
dwith Manilla,
his
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Cates, declared that
Madrid, it
ditrwesasian ; and, as he
„ . quently left for .
mho resignation was certain.
but
tt wseaysenralot known
s
We° would be his successor,
it is added,
I,•P put forward. This resignation,
to United 11\14 11. et affect the rest of the Cabinetuor.tietds
Barringuer, Minister of the
M. Barrin-
c)k leave of the Queen on the States policy.
giler did not intend to await thetha.
aeeeessor M. Soule. arrival
to publishes a
The GazetteRoyal decree. alllocoaftilnligs
t. the Caisse des Depotset Consignations a por-
_len of the national property, in order
and to
gua-
47tee in
to the
a more efficacious manner, an
Lelfaction of the public, the operations of that
eatablisbineut.
an .
The
Customs receipts for August last exhibited
h„. -egruentation of upwards of 1,500,000 reals,
coin
IRft Pared with those of the corresponding month
Owfh-_-'2. It was hoped that the deficit of 8,000,000,
en.:cu exists in that branch of revenue, will be
ereci by
raaioi the increased receipts of the five re-
w• eg months of 1853. The Barcelona Customs
,1111 Produce this year nearly 40,000,000 of reals.
kaeira is also a marked improvement in those of
110 doubt The receipts at Santander have fallen
.off,
Port on on account of the reduction in some nn-
The rs.
,r,Three per Cents. were done at 44i ; the New
elaaae per Cents. at 231 ; the Debt of the First
at 10g; and that o the Second at sf.
The Q ITALY.
at their 11..een and Royal family of Sardinia arrived
The bv.ma of Stupinigi on the 6th from Genoa.
/loyal ritri,ontes. e Gazette of the 7th publishes a
current 'ref), fixing the number of recruits for the
The
clear at 12,000.
Ott T4riZ°L3luaandant-Genera.l of the National Guard
4614 hued au order announcing that the

military service of the city is entrusted to that
force, on account of the departure of the garrison
for the plains of Marengo.
The obelisk erected at Turin in commemoration
of the clergy having been deprived by the Consti-
tution of their ecclesiastical jurisdiction, was un-
covered a few days ago. It contains the names of
all the municipalities which contributed to its
erection.

A letter from Rome, of the 31st ult., states that,
in connexion with the recent plot, two boxes con-
taining arms have been seized in the house of a
druggist named Lefort, who has taken to flight ;
and that a priest named Raffael, two brothers
named Segnali, and an engineer named Rumiti,
have been arrested. In the residence of Rumiti,
it is added, a plan for the execution of the plot was
discovered. _

The new regulations relative to the state of siege
in the Lombarde-Venetian kingdom are to come
into force from the Ist of October.
A letter from Naples, of the 28th ult., states
that 22 persons, amongst whom is the ex-Minister
Ruggier 1, have been condemned to death by de-
fault, for participation in the events of the 15th
May, 1848 ; and that 15 other accused have been
condemned to hard labour, and three others to
banishment for the same affair. Thirty others
were tried, but acquitted.