The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-07 00:00:00

Austria. You know, sir, that the principles by which°
are actuated aro known, and that Europe, constituted a5Ol
jury, has pronounced a solemn verdict upon pretensions ,t
acts of which no apology, however high the source whoa'
may emanate, can now change the character. Thus the
pute is not between France and England, ,assisting the PO,:
and Russia—it is between Russia and every State which bp
respect for what is right, and whose opinion and whose rat
rest must compel it to support the good cause.
" I therefore confidently contrast the unanimity of ~tlij
great Cabinets with that appeal to the sew llsetions of I',
addressed directly to a Sovereign who had just task/
honourable and powful e&rt at conoiliation. The whole
duct of the Emperor Napoleon sufficiently attests that, if rot
be proud of the inheritance of glory left him by the ILO'
his race, he has neglected 'nothing in order to render WI '4;
cession to the throne a pledge of the peace and tranquillity °'
the world.
" I will only say one word, sir, of the manifesto in
his Majesty the Emperor Nicholas announces to his Peq-
the resolutions he has taken. Our epoch, however troub1:011
had at least been exempt from one of the evils which Is
afflicted the world in former days—l mean the warm of l
giou. Now, however, au echo of thane disastrous thlo
made to resound in the ears of the Russian people. Tholo
au affectation of opposing the cross to the crescent, m
and
appeal is made to fanaticis for that support which c
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be obtained from reason. France and England need
defend themselves from the imputation made against 06';
They do not support Islamism against the orthodox Gr!:10
laith. They go to protetct the Ottoman Empire 144'1
the ambitious covetousness of Russia. They go there v 0,,,
the conviction that the presence of their, armies
Turkey will destroy the prejudices, already JOcl
weakened, which still 'Separate the different classes of 1,
subjects of the Sublime Porte, and which cannot
resuscitated unless the appeal sent from St. Petersburg, ",1
provoking hatred of race and a revolutionary explosion, !10„%!1
paralyse the generous intentions of the Sultan, Abd-ul. hieo?,4
For us, Sir, we seriously believe that by giving our suer
to Turkey we shall be of more use to the Christian faith Of,:
the Government which uses it as an instrument to advance ,‘ii,
temporal ambition. Russia is too oblivious, iu the rsproac'o
she makes against others, that she is far from exercioing.„
her own empire, iu reference to the sects not professing v,
dominant faith, a tolerance equal to that to which the Sul)lifr
Porte has a good right to lay honourable claim ; and that if tliosj
were to display less apparent zeal for the Greek religion bey,
her frontiers, and more charity towards the Catholic religio°:;
home, she would better obey the law of Christ, Which 611'
pompously invokes.
" Receive, &eq.
" DROUTN Ds LIIUTII,

FRANCE. .
Prince Lucien: Bonaparte, has. left Paris for Italy, 00
a special mission from the French Government.
The Emperor of Russia has written a litter to the
Princess Mathilde, daughter of Prince JerOme 13°°'
parte, and wife of the Russian Prince Demidoff, 0
whom she is separated, recommending her to make,
of her influence over the opinions of the Emperor r4°,
poloon in order to avoid the horror of • a needless 10:,;
As to himself, he declares that if justice be not
his demands, he is perfectly determined to maintain
struggle.
Yesterday the Government presented to the Le•-
ture a decree, authorising the contraction of a loan
10,400,0001. for the first expenses 9f the war, under sue
form and conditions
.aa, might be suitable. (This W
received with acclamations.)
The Moniteur publishes a very long report from tb;
Governor-General of Algeria to the Minister of War(),
the recent military operations in the Algerian- Saban
It says that those operations are now terminated, 0,
that they have led to " the addition to the denomioatio'
of France of an immense territory and fails pOpulatiol?;
in the midst of which the indefatigable enemy of 01,
French, Mohammed ben Abdallah, had established, cid,
to the extreme limits of the Algerian Sahara, the b:ar
of his hostilities." "This agitator," it adds, •`
having seen his most devoted and bravest lieutensutjoi
Ben Nacer ben Chora, of the Larbaa, and Telfifo
the Ouled Nayls, fall at his side for the defence of
cause, has fled, deserted by almost all his parties no, „ wards the frontier
of Tullio, abandoning to our dise',,;
tion, and leaving us to place under the protection a 0-0
flag al 1 the towns and tribes he had armed against 0;j
The Governor-General declares that the results obtain
exceed his sanguine expectations, and that ho belie!'
they will produce "a new era of tranquillity for
Algeria."

The Minister of Marine has just issued orders fat
all officers of the navy now on leave of absence to rin.;r
immediately to their respective ports. No fresh leave °
absence will be granted for: longer than three moet.,l
and those only to officers who have been for at 10'"
twelve months on active service.
There are now fitting out in the port of Roc hefort, to
form part of the third squadron, the Virginie,
the steam ,corvette, Gassendi ; and two smaller steanle'''
the Lucifer, and the Megere.
The Bourse was heavy yesterday, with scarcely 1.
business doing. The speculators appeared
.to be t,
willing to commence any new operations uatil the ""
tentions of the Austrian and Prussian Governments sr.
more clearly developed.

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SPAIN.' •••44611'4
The Madrid Gazette of the let annotiLee(t-be well)
of despatches from the Captain-General of`Navar-rat
dated the 25th ult., announcing that the military inset
gents of the Cordova regiment, after being repulsed sr
the bridge of Berdun, had crossed the river Deg
Savierragay, and proceeded towards Enib run,-.with the
evident intention of escaping into France. He adds til"
he had sent more troops after them ; also that the porn,
lation in all partS of the department continued calm.
The Herald° notices with satisfaction the ill-eucci
of the insurrection at Saragossa, and considers it a pro
of the confidence entertained in the Government.
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announces that the Government candidate .had succeea'
in triumphing over a coalition of Moderates and frua;
gressists at Seville. "On the whole," it says, " Government, strong by the support of! the people, a 0
establish public order on a firm basis, and lead us t(3
situation in which we shall be an object of envy #0
Europe."
The Nacion and the Tribune had been seized.
The Gazette states that the Spanish Consul at J3°
deaux had informed the Government, under date the 2
ult., that M. Jose de la Concha had arrived under *„
assumed name in that city, but had made himself know"
to the Prefect ; and had waited on the Consul to prestart
him with a written-paper, setting forth his motives 10,.
emigrating, and his desire to regulate his new position
and his stay in France. •
The carnival was very gay. The news from the Pt°.
vinces continued to be satisfactory.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(TIII3 DAl')

LONDON, March 7.—Wind thin day at ifoo'n, N. W''
cloudy.
LIVERPOOL, March 6.—Arrived--Charles Cooper, fr°4
New Orleans. Sailed—Arcola, for New York ;
Lukkerland, Melbourne ; Jacob Yon Chief, Galatz ; Ot:
stellation, and Von Widmann, Now York; Callenue-
Boston ; Perseverance, St. John's, N.B.
DUNDALK, March 4.—The Holyhead Trader, in beatil
oat on the 3d March, got on the ground below Soldio
Point, and must discharge her ballast to get off.
PARIS, March 6.—The Clara. Josephine, from Nanto
Cardiff, which was stranded at Banville on the 18th
Feb., has been floated off, and.towed into Cherbourg.
COPENHAGEN, 'Feb. 28.—The Superior, of Stockholl
from Lisbon to the Baltic, lost anchors and ,chains °,l
Skovshoved, during a gale on the 26th of February,
has been put on shore in the Roads.

MARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY.)

COLONIAL.
SIIGAR.—The market is very firm, Foreign is in dein
at full rates, with a small. supply. Yellow Havannali
364 to 395. Refined is brisk ; low to fine• grocery '03,5
45s to 48s 6d. The quantity
of British plantation lazia,t,
last week at the East and West India Docks was 609 bb:
217 tierces and 122 barrels, there were taken for home
CO"'
gumption 1,070 hhda 60 tierces and 259 barrels. The sv-yaago in the same places is 2,829 hhds 811 tierces and 3'
barrels.
COFFEE.—Thore is a moderate demand for native, Wit
great firmness, good ord 'being 47s Csi• to 48s per 07"
Other sorts are dull.
RUll.—Tho quantity landed last week at the Rut st
West India Docks was 268 puns and 69 bldg. There ,
taken for home consumption 45 puns and 5 hhde, and
ported 44 puns and 89 hhds. The stock in the same pig'
is 4,888 puns and 61i Mids.
ibl/
Ricz.—Maims, 2,836 bags offered by auction were
sold at 13s 6d for good pinky.
COTTON',—This article is held for previous rates.
TEA.—There is no alteration, and not much doing.
TALLOW.--The deliveries off' on contract 'on the first 4::
this month only influenced the market fora day,
which there has been so strong a' determination to 12°'
tallow in prospect of higher prices, that there has b°os
very little offered, foid receivers are making arrangemoF,,,
for holding the tallow on the spot, whilst the trade, anew
„
to buy tallow for autumn delivery, and turning their 04
tention to the purchase of tallow for summur months. Ze!,l
quotations are :—On the spot, ets ; April and May, 6417
60s to 58s ed Scni,-›
May and June, 65s ; -June and July, 65s °7l,
575. Town tallow v.
AAmusterriaealiann
6s3h3e6dep,. 6T3sail6dowietfo,s,
6d net cash. Palm oil, 46s 6d to 47s ; cocoa nut oil, Cochin'
51s to 52s ; Ceylon, 508 to 50s ed.

HAY MARiETS
SMITHFIELD.—Meadow hay, 31 Os to 5/ 5a ; slag:
ditto, 4/ Os to 61 N; and straw, 1/ 151 to 21 2a per 100'
A moderate supply, and a steady demand.
CIIMBERLAND.—Meadow hay, 31 3s to 5/ 58 ; ctarot
ditto, 4/ N to 61 Os ; and straw, 1/ 16s to 21 4s :per Was
Supply good, and trado tolerably firm.
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WHITECHAPEL.-31eadow ha, 36.4 a to 51 Si; clof,
ditto, 4/ Os to 61 6s ; and strawy, 1/ 12s to 2/ 24 per 100"
Trade steady,

BIRTIIS.
e.
• r ' ••• OF A SON.
On the 4th inst., at 12, Lower Berkeley-street, Portnisr
square, the wife of Joseph Laurie, Esq., M.D.
OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 4th inst,, at rlolmwoed Parsonage, the wit.° 91
the Rev. Edmunll D. Wickham.

MARRIED.
011 the 3d inst. at Lewisham, Kent, George Frederit
youngest sou of George Frederick Cousins, Esq., of
Bunk of England, to Charlotte Heath, fourth survilloli
,:
daughter of" the late Henry Fetch, Esq., of the ar°'-'
Blackheath, and 69, Floot-street.

DIED.
On the 4th inst., at 67, Cadogan-place, Sarah, Tr& .1
William Hay, Esq., C. 8., Commissioner of Police.
On the sth inst., at 2, Stanhope-street, Hyde-park-in
dens, Sarah, eldest daughter of the late James fi.lieripw'
Esq., of Sunbury, Middlesex, in her 90th year.

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