The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-20 00:00:00

Denmark. In both countries the conduct of the
respective- Governments h-is of late given inueli
dissatisfaction, as proved, so far as the latter is
'concerned, by the adverse vote of the Diet before
it separated for the season. As for the Swedish
Government., the fact of the Norwegian storthing,
or Parliament, having lately resolved, after two
• secret sittings, to discuss again the • Ministerial
order not to allow more than four ships of war to
enter Swedish or, Norwegian ports, may be con-'
:sidered already as a .hostile demonstratiOn against
. the Cabinet. In fact, both the Swedish Dirt and
the Norwegian storthinghave good and justzi ounds
of -complaint—the former, when diScussing the
Swedish neutrality, not having been informed of
the determination. of the Government to enforce
such an order; and ilie latter, resting en the sepa-
rate constitution and general administrative system
of Norway, denying the right of the Stockholm Ca-
binet to issue such an order for Norway. Accord-
to the Stettin Norcidentsche Zeitung of the 16tbi,
that portion of the Gulf of Finland which lies be-
tween Revel an-1 Helsincfors is • " tolerably free"
from ice, but. the ice is still thin in the harbour
and bay of Revel. Tite above journal attaches cre--
.dence to the statement that 18 Russian ships of
the line were seen in the harbour of Helsingfors.
No less than 435 cases of fire-arms, manufaAured
in Belgium for the , Russian Government, passed
through Thorn the other day, in destination for
Warsaw. They were detained for a short time
near the former place, until the custom-house au-
thorities had satisfied themselves that the cases
'lad reached the Prussian territory previously to
the royal decree of the 20th ult., prohibiting the
exportation of wmpans of war. Eighteen of those
cases contained altogether 360 muskets, and the
remainder 12,180 ordinary percussion guns. I
may state here that a Russian colonel has, during
a long time past, been residing at Liege, in Bel-
gium, for the purpose of superintending the fabri-
cation of the fire-arms ordered by his Government.
Up to a short time ago, two Turkish officers, Rus
tem-Effendi and Seid-Bey, were also similarly em-
ployed at Liege.

THE' BLACK SEA.
The Journal of ic4ssa of the 3d reports that
the Russian war steamer Taman ;alive(' at that
port from Sebastopol on the Ist, from which it
Would appear that it was not the business of the
allied fleets to cut off the maritime communications
of the Russit:ns, as had been commonly supposed.
A. Brussels journal .publishes a telegraphic de-
-BPateh from Vienna—but is careful -to add that it
cannot possibly be true—to the effect that on the
14th inst. the Russians occupied Kustendjee, where
the Turks had massacred the entire Christian popu-
lation. _Both these feats are said to have been exe-
cuted in sight of the Anglo-French fleets. It is
tot pretended that the report has any official au-
thentication, and it is singular that so grave an
(went should have been known in Vienna by letter,
when, if true, it might have been announced two
'Ys 'Allier by, telegraph from Orsova.
A. Other telegraphic messages announce the evacua-
tion of Kustendjee by the Turks, and its occupation
a.ll the Russians, without allusion to the extraor-
'44rY circumstances just referred to.