The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-31 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

A. Vienna correspondent on the 22d assures the
Dresdener Zeitung that the four conditions con-
tained in the French note of the 22d of July would be
positively refused by the Russian Cabinet, and that
the official negative reply w is expected in a few
days. The information given you yesterday on
this subject has this morning been confirmed. A
Cabinet messenger yesterday morning brought
Prince Gortschihcoil confidential communications
relative to the views of his Government on the sub-
ject of the guarantees demanded by the Western
Powers from Austria. According to the Copirte
Zeitarbg Correspondent, the Russian note will con-
tain no definitive answer, but clear and full expla-
tions will be demanded of Austria. "As no
,defi-
nitive reply can be given until these explanations
have been given, the guarantee que,tion is. net
likely to he settie:l before the new year." Should
this prophecy be fulfilled it will be a matter of lit-

- -
tle consequence, as this year's campaign cannot last
above six weeks or two months longer.

ITALY.
The declaration of Garibaldi has caused grea.t
Their
discontent among the Mazzinian leaders.
papers are now daily abusing Garibaldi, with.
as much fervour as they had formerly praised
him. Up to the time of that declarationi
he was, according to them, the braves
soldier, the ablest general, and the most un-
blemished patriot under the sun of Italy. Now'f
w all is char yeti, and this time he is the tool °
the Jesuitical Governintat of Piedmont, a Itik„e;
warm adherent of the national party, au iudifferemA
chef de hatail on, a downright apostate in fade`"`"
protest against his declaration, said to have
papers;
signed by the officers of the Roman Rc.,publie,
to
been published in some Mazziniau
which Garibaldi has replied in the most-effectl.,ve
manner, in a very few words, by requesting the
editors of those journals to furnish him
protes.ut.
names of the officers subscribing the
It appears that when Cardinal Antonelli of
formed, in an official way,ofintentions
the 10-
Government with regard to the convents, bp ern.
knowledged that, so acting, the Sardinian Gclve•ast
menu was not moved by any hostile feeling agalijac
the Church, but solely on account of the Pec,,uthe
circumstances of the times, and he expressel
hope that the ejectment would he effected wit eat
possible delicacy. We are also informed that irthe
fear of revolutionary outbreaks prevails ea.
Papal Court • and this, perhaps, explains the.ires
with t 7
expected mildness with which the recent nac're.
of the Piedmoutese Government have been
ceived by Cardinal Antonelli.

FRANCE. or
With the exception of some remarks in the by
st itutionnel on the Customs returns publisbea de'
the ltioniteur,. and a notice in the Pays of tb.ge 0.
spatchte from the Prussian Minister, M. cle ; 4
of any
which we gave yesterday, there is 11°.01),,.1ria
any interest in the leading columns of the A '.....
journals of this day. The Constitutions- sklpti..or
. The progressive development of national po.„51)„-r-ope
in presence of the war in the two extremities of -1-"" or
siseqaureenmeeaerkeafbalerufpactut.re
eßfypeaacjeufsatli.chastisement, tbe cso-
tlior of it. Whilst Russia is
Czar by the interruption of heerxmplaaertxiitTeigimiLtgehi
the destruction of the revenue of the Customs, .ril.:ir
like England, tranquilly pursues her course °` jt i 5
tnercial enterprise. This is not mere assertiat.vetiast
exclusively
tnes;tocel:;:thelle,cet
not founded on inventions, like the Russian 7-orsece
but on official returns by which the true state 0, -t: olio
is shown to her friends and her enemies.
_T_Pe Pftite
have only to turn to the account of the reve"ll,eh:e
Cusoms published by the llfoqiteur to see wlißt the to
t°
rations of our foreign commerce have been alrinnif bas
List seven months. It will be seen that not °,h. 05.
our foreign trade not fallen off, notwithstanding:j;:cer
pension of the trade with Russia but that, On :7„ con'
FtrO6
trary, it has made new progress,' 'and that there:'
siderable augmentation of revenue. The reviv ‘,l' Oil
mthaenifests itself in the most evident manner, lill'p' eCt°
co-operation of a good harvest, we . rug.,ffo-r tbe
treat movement in manufactures and commer'- A
end of the year." ; Ott:,
The 111 oniteur has a letter from TheraP•afi' to'
the 20th, which states that the healtb of thrc,-,r: 9
army serving in the East continues to iii all
ii its ill•
the fleet the epidemic had suddenly lo:. 37 P' IP
too°.
tmsity ; new cases were rare, and the
of those recently attacked recovered. es 10'
Government securities and railway' sh
ed e
of
proved to-day on the Bourse, in causequenc° uegi
rise in English Consols and the favoikrbl° •
clOO
F'
received from Spain. The Three per Cents, •10"
the lief
at 74f. 60. for the end of the month 3
and-a-Half per Cents. at 100 f. 60c. ; and tilie,2o
Loan, at 74f. ; Orleans Rail way Shares, '4:O
50e. ; Ronen, 930 f. • Havre, 595 f. ; Great N'c'crtio.ret
863 f. 75c. ; Strasburg, 812 f. 50c. ; NeW 'TJ-.,0111'
636 f. 25c. ; Paris and Lyons, 977 f. ne' .;f-r.ll `;
and the Mediterranean, 877 f. 50c. ; ,:ierit'i
France, 675 f. ; Bordeaux and Cette, 621',,' , s 0"
Great Central of France, 518 f. 75c.'; 1.1%,°4„16c"
Geneva, 525 f. ; Bank of Credit Mobilier, 70' "

SPAIN. 101
Advices from Madrid of the 29th state t
er
Union Club was closed the' day before by ow
tg
the Government. ate et
A detachment of National Guards in
and tim
th °vi-
the members that they must disperse, itY
was immediately obeyed.
Other dubs of less importance were closed
same time. 1i e°'
In order to satisfy the public feeling 1 a 11ti
ists against Queen Christina, and at the 5a1i4,10,r.,
to cover her departure, a decree was abol twOoPP
issued sequestrating her property and supp t 11°
her pension until the pleasure of the Oor P9'"
been taken on the matter.
Madrid was tranquil. io
General Van Halen, Conde de Peramca3l7 of
gazetted President of the Supreme Tribli
War and Marine, vice Baron de Meer, vgb 0
signation is accepted. - is dr
The battalion of Cazadores of Tarragona ash
Glared dissolved for the late mutiny at Sarri9' 0;
the light battalion of Africa is to take the 110
battalion of Madrid, and to supply its place'ope
General O'Donnell has decided on the 0%00
sion of the Queen's Guards and the organ'
of the Halberdiers. i$ ari-J
From the subjoined telegraphic desrate
be seen that Queen Christina did itot 100! her. :A
without an attempt being made to prevel" „et.'
is clear that her departure was altogether en:r
os
by the Government : TtclOP'Cle'
"B AYONNE, Aug. 30.—An insurrectionarY the.oo
took place at Madrid yesterday on accotwtn°itincties
with
of Queen Christina. The troops, in el-;friro'
with the National Guard, removed sale ;ot's'
which bad been raised, and put down the in
g°

AUSTRALIA•

(BY ELECTRIC ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
10' e'
11,
PLYMOUTH, THunsDAY,,--1,011113
The Essex, Captain Martin, from ivie'ikd Os
with 120 passengers, 37,000 ounces of gefi o'ol.o
900 bales of wool, is off this port. She ifhu—relir
Sth of May, four days before the gal*"'"
which arrived here on the 11th inst. 1 A
.•----_____=-------'—"-- 14147 e•
iv Cfr,A do
ESIGLISH SCOTTISH, AND AIISTRALT.— ,to - f
BANx.—Yesterday the half-yearly meeting 0,- iv 000
the English, Scottish, and
holders in Austre tori,
tered Bank was held at the London Tavern ;0105
aml Johnston,tl Evt., in the chair. The rooted to
saTtevbize.d wfittlabe'iloot;
:e thank, of the meeting were voted t° 1 rp
martial on Lieut.GlllEPNeTrrWyllhlaLsE
tors.
With
°l'd
As
THE 46TH PE
interest by the citizens of Chester on accoti,h°,,)clege;of
regiment having been in garri,on here. 'l7 by etb°
blellenCß:.
re runts on this occasion have been COrroborst:e 04 Of to
offiminiseenees here of the sayings and cja%""terili%vre*
cers, and they are anything but '"-.,,h'ca vi"
thevi military, gentlemanly, and moral tone -tl cot
veiled among them. A galant, if not galls pot otl
who has figured in the recent proceedinits:,,tiool:ll'
membered here with any agreeable ass°c„,,,i-beenoB
t' e only wonder is that he has not long sin'''. to tot'
gated to Coventry. It was his practice ker-itorlii,llo
presents of snuff-boxes to females of )31'. d frienir
once, and we know of instances where Iltbst roe
have discovered that they had double lids, an, se
es
tures of the most disgraCeful character Nveog ono
secret one. Encouraged by his success IV fi bilftli
stresses and dress-makers, this infamous fe"°oung •01:
audacity to present one of these boxes to 9' ifriesciffattos
in respectable society, but luckily a male AN :- be
pecting the motive of so singular e °.thoe:aslr
mg, the standard of morality was "rY
means to remove the contamination Wrio god
.having any knowledge of his object. Gene witlist.ol/
loYrr e onletoti
mquiry into the conduct of this corps in
.honourable exceptions. Should Lord ilerdi4r ti'lllrote°
theldiocioe or
for the last six years, there is little doubt that °lotto.
of profligacy would take place which would 6%o°'
tany Bay as the fitting station of the 46th for a ~,,
Or
next.... seven years.—Chester Chronicle.
~. A of, Agl• of
TRIAL OF FORTY THIEVES.—The uou.- a,p °tlie
(says Galignani) in Jul 1852, tried A lite Of toto
thieves headed by a many,named Boutier -ocd ic
es t!otei 0 ails,
gang, a man named Lalourcey, who vine
years' hard labour, recently made regelatiebileg i/jtcisl
inculpated fourteen other persons. A !ie,trt- tbettlfotO:
tigation was made, and the result Wagsbulicientii&rf" e,el4"'
authorities considered that there was
f the ' he P 4
to cause the prosecution of five out 0,,, Tbe rejk
one of them being Lalourcey himsei" Pt° red
were accordingly arrested, and were °P shoo of
brought to trial before the Court of Asszes. Boboettlef
accused them of twenty-three robberieh_bi , ose
them dating from 1845, but the nuinber on
rs'incips,oetl
were prosecuted was considerablyless--tV P,,0,9 17,,rtie
being the robbery in 1845 from a traoes— the "oft
Vittoz, of a group in bronze of two wrestlers,soo trio!
tic value of which was 2,0000.. but whieb wit.s*Sof ti's, "C
second-hand dealer for 60f. only. The resureigse'e lie
was that three of the accused, a 'man narne",,, wer, „of
two women named Lefebvre and Saesien' aPI to
quitted ; and that tl)e other two, Lalcurcel ci,tnethef
were convicted. 'they were severally but
As, to
five years' imprisonment with hard labour, of, 01
are alrealy under condemnation to eight Yeeffee'l,oo
same punishment, the sentence will not tilce here the
.1.113 CHOLERA.—EDINBURGII, Avg. 2s. derin°oo4
last 10 das-8 ;
been 14 or 15 cases of cholera in Edinburgh A 1900
been t
number of fatal cases, the returns for six ds.Y- ciessi:etl•
no r
imris'ie4
~, and for three dve from one, shoal' ~jr,
and in Glasgow there has, -
~. frornos
218 cages and 72 deaths. At Hamilton, re.: d.p,,,,,
marnock, D anfermline, Montrose, Aberdeen,
r''lnos
cer
the di,ease has exhibited itself with more li fed
lence :at Perth it is said to be attended Wit ill
Of
siderable fatality. tts' I '
, • GaZe ii 0
LUXURIOUS BARBA.RIANS.—The Berfrice I,F
24 sT,t,,, •.0,,1‘t 1,:1,:41,,,,ti diSC Nt'rell at the
ce.ifiva;
ti,.. Colol'adci,a!ilo silver alidl6bfir-ef.4.11.441ieir PI
had been met with who used gold huffecs or

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