The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-16 00:00:00

HUMANITY OF OMER PACHA.

The Post Ampt Gazettch:sthe-fOifowiTli from
Bucharest, dated the 4th :—" Omer Pacha makes
himself ea-eh-day more and more beloved. Having
lately learned that a Russian colonel, who had been
badly wounded at Busco, was in that town without
medical aid, he sent him a surgeon from Bucharest,
with an assurance that when cured ho should be
allowed to return to Russia.

THE MINISTER OF POLICE ARGIROPULO
DISMISSED BY DERVISH PACHA.
The Minister of Police Argiropulo, who had
taken refuge in Transylvania, and who has returned
to resume his place, has been dismissed by

Dervish Pacha ; M. Cantacuzeno, jun., is named
Minister of Justice ad interim. Dervish Paella
displays both prudence and energy in the ad-
ministrative work with which he is charged."
A letter from Bucharest, in the Transylvanian
Messenger, says :—" A vague report is current that
an Anglo-French division of 15,000 men will
shortly arrive here."

FORCIBLE INCORPORATION OF THE MOL-
DAVIAN MILITIA WITH THE RUSSIAN
ARMY.

Direct intelligence has been received from Jassy
that the Moldavian militia—that is, all who could
not escape—have been forcibly incorporated by
General Budberg in Russian regiments, and marched
off, meantime, as prisoners into Bessarabia, whence
they will probably be sent to perish in the Cau-
casus. And these men boast of respecting inter-
national rights, and of humanely exercising their
protectorate !

THE "PROTECTOR OF MOLDAVIA."
A correspondent of the Ost Deutsche Post says
that the 3d, being the anniversary of the Emperor
Nicholas's ascent to the throne of Russia, was duly
celebrated by the Russians. Jassy was illumi-
nated, and prominent among the illuminations was
a figure of the Emperor—in each case with the in-
scription "Protector of Moldavia."

MOVEMENT OF THE TURKISH TROOPS.
The Turkish troops on the march from Sofia
to Schumla and Varna have received orders to
press forward as fast as possible, as the season is
now approaching when the northern part of Bul-
garia becomes almost impassable from the swampy
nature of the soil.

The corps of 5,000 Bashi-bazouks, organised at
Silistria by General iSateson (an Englishman in
the Turkish service), began their march towards
Babadagh, in the Dobrudscha, at the end of last
month. All the available troops from Rustchuk,
Turtukai, and Silistria are now directed towards
Matschin. or Babadagh. The number of troops
which will concentrate in this radius is about
80,000 men,

THE PROVISIONAL COUNCIL.
On the 31st ultimo Dervish Pacha addressed
a note to the Administrative Council, inform-
ing them of the appointment of a Provi-
sional Council, the members of which are :
The Grand Dwornik Constantine Catacuzene,
President of the Administrative Council, and
Minister of the Interior ; Constantine Cheresku,
captain of the militia • the Logothete Janku Sla-
tineau, Minister of Public Instruction ; the Logo-
thete Otetelicheano, controller-general; and Janku
Philipesku, Secretary of State. The note inti-
mates that this Administration will remain in office
during the pleasure of the Porte.

THE WINTER QUARTERS OF THE ARMY.
Although the Turks have made preparations to
pass the approaching winter at Bucharest, accord-
ing to a correspondent of the Ost Deutsche Post,
only Halim Pacha, Zarif Pacha, and Dervish Pacha,
with a Turkish garrison, will remain there. The
troops under Ismail, Hassan, Hakki, and Girith
Mustapha Pachas, will follow the retreating Rus-
sians ; and Omer Pacha will remove his head-
quarters to lbraila. It is reported by two of the
local journals that immediately on the Russians
evacuating Ibraila, on the 4th inst., General Bos-
quet, with some companies of French and Turks,
crossed the Danube from Matschin, and occupied
Ibraila. A few shots were exchanged with the
retreating Russians, and some marauding stragglers
were captured and sent to work on the fortifica-
tions at Matschin.