The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-10 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY..

The Post Ampt Gazette, of Frankfort, under• date
of Warsaw, 3d, says :—"We have just recea•ved,
from a source on which we can rely, intelligt ence
that Field-Marshal Paskiewitch has been info .r med
by telegraph of the approaching arrival of the :Em-
peror. The Czar proposed on the Ist to manam ivre
the troops assembled at the camp of Powonsk, and
to inspect them before their departure. As fa .r as
regards a project of the Emperor to visit Germs my,
no one here knows anything about it, but it is , said
that some prince of the Russian imperial fa a ally
will go to Germany on the occasion of the mann Cage
of the Emperor of Austria. It is thought that the
Grand Duke Constantine will be charged with this
mission."

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had arrived at this Court. At present we 'can
announce that the visit of this ambassador has
strengthened, in a very marked manner, 'the
friendly relations between the two powers. A let ter
of the 21st, from the Emperor. to the ambassad or,
expresses his sense of this fact the most gracil
terms, and informs him that his Majesty has o on-
ferred on him the order of St. Stanislaus of the
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A: Vienna letter of the sth, in the Cologne. Ga-
zette, says :—" In order to irritate the Emperor of
Russia,. the modifications of the Porte were sent. to
him by the Conferance confidentially, not officital.ly.
His reply will not be received before the Bth or
9th. It will not be definitive. The Confera.2. ace
will be invited to represent once more to the )Dri ran
the danger of rQfusal." A. letter of the wane 'a:lto,

in the German Journal of Prarkfort, says :—" Tfi
is believed that the Russian Cabinet will only raise
objections to the portion of the modifications which
refer to the treaties of Rutschuck, Kainardji, and
Adrianople. The Austrian Cabinet will, it is said,
to prevent new complications, recommend a direct
negotiation on the points in dispute between Count
Nesselrode and a Turkish ambassador to be sent to
St. Petersburg."
A letter from Vienna, of Sept. 2, states that it
is in contemplation to conclude a treaty between
Russsia, Austria, and Turkey, relative to the deep-
ening of the Sulina mouth of the Danube, which,
it is said, is to be effected at the common cost of
the three powers, under the direction of the Rus-
sian authorities, with the assistance of commis-
sioners from the two other states.
It is said that the Sultan has considered the re-
presentations of the Hospodars of the Danubian
Principalities, inasmuch as he will confine himself
to the protcet he has made in support of his rights.
He will not insist on the recal of the two Princes,
and he has not pronounced against them a sentence
of suspension.