The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-02 00:00:00

Turkey should give to the European Powers repa-
ration for well founded complaints, it was equally
necessary for the maintenance of peace that the
Turkish Government should preserve an honour-
able position necessary for the maintenence of the
equilibrium of Europe.
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The Bourse was exceedingly firni yesterday, and
both the Rente and Railway Shares have advanced.
The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are 55c. higher,
and the Three per Cents. 65c. higher, the former
closing at 106 f. 50c., and the latter at 80f. 85e.
Bank of France Shares are unchanged ; those of
the Mortgage Bank are 12f. 50. higher, and those
of the Societe Mobiliere 25f. higher. Foreign
Funds remain as they were. Railway Shares have
advanced from 10f. to 15f. each on an average.
Exchange on London (short), 25f. ; ditto (90
days), 24f. 90e.

A committee of AUSTRIA.
ladies at Vienna, who had pro-
posed to erect a monument on the Bastei, at the
place where the Emperor was wounded, have with-
drawn their projects.as the relations of his Majesty
intend themselves to erect one.
A letter from Vienna states that autograph let-
ters of felicitation for the preservation of the life of
the Emperor of Austria, were presented to his Ma-
jesty on the 23d ult., from the Emperor of the
French, the King of Prussia, the Duke of Bruns-
wick, and the Count de Chambord.
The accounts received from Vienna, by telegraph
which are to the evening of the 27th, state that the
Emperor is rapidly recoveriug froth his wound, and
that his health is in the most satisfactory state.
The Austrian troops in march for Croatia had re-
ceived counter orders.
The Augsburg Gazette of the 26th states that the
Austrian Government had formed the " energetics
determination" of requiring from the British Go-
vernment the expulsion of Mazzini and Kossuth.
In case of refusal no British subject would be per-
mitted to cross the Austrian frontier.
A telegraphic dispatch, dated Vienna, 28th,
says :—" There has been a considerable rise in the
leading securities at the Bourse to-day. The pub-
lic mind is completely trancrillised on every sub-
ject."

MONTENEGRO.
A letter from St. Petersburg of the 22d ult., in
the Augsburg Gazette, states-that it was on that day
that Prince Mentchikoff, the Minister of Marine,
was to leave on his mission to Constantinople.
" His mission" says the the letter "h
as een con-
certed with Austria, and the object of it is b
to coun-
sel the Ottoman Porte to act with moderation with
respect to its Christian subjects in general, and the
Montenegrins in particular." The Minister was to
be accompanied by Count Dimitri _Nesselrode,
Prince Lobanoff (son-in-law of General Paskie-
witsch), aide-de-camp to the Emperor, Prince
Galitzin, and by several officers of the navy.
A telegraphic message, dated yesterday, from
Vienna, says Omer Paella has received orders to
suspend hostilities against the Montenegrins. The
Austrian troops en marche have received counter-
orders.

ITALY.
The Ticino Gazette states from Berne that the
Austrian Legation presented a third note to the
Federal Council on the 19th ult. It does not give
the contents of this note, and says that the Federal
Council has adjourned its decision for the present.
The Opinion of Turin quotes a letter from Milan
of the 22d ult., stating that arrests still continue
there. Among the persons arrested, it mentions a
priest named Don Giovanni Rossari. The church-
bells are still mute, the authorities having had all
the doors giving access to the staircases of the
steeples closed until further orders.
A letter from Bellinzona, in the Piedmonte,se
Gazette, states that, on the 22d ult., the Govern-
ment of the canton of Ticino had the printers of
the Patriota arrested at Faido, and seals affixed to
the printing office. This act of rigour is attributed
to an incendiary article, in which the Patriota
called upon the people to effect a revolution.
It is stated that two agents of American Emi-
gration Companies have left France for Switzerland
to propose to the government of Tecino, to convey
to America the natives of that canton who have
been expelled from Austria.
The Count Rayneval, Ambassador from France
to the Court of Rome, was received with great
pomp and cordiality on the occasion of presenting
his new letters of credence from the Emperor to
his Holiness. Nearly all the cardinals, accompanied
by the whole diplomatic body, the Ministers, and
the chief officers of the French army in Rome,
attended at the ceremony.
The Superior Council of the order of Jesuits
have presented to the Pope ' • with a prayer that
his Holiness will transmit it to the different Catholic
powers a protest against the decision of three of the
Republics of South America, banishing the Jesuits,
and confiscating their property.

IPRUSSIA.
The trial of Professor Gervinus for "exciting to
treason, &c.," commenced and terminated at Man-
helm on the 24th, but judgment has been deferred
until the 2d of March.
A recently published statistic gives the number of
individuals of both sexes now in divers penitenti-
aries and houses of correction within the monarchy
at somewhat more than 90,000.
The Grand Duke of Oldenburg died suddenly,
and without suffering, on Sunday morning, at 11
o'clock.