The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-26 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Constitntionnel has the following on the
note of yesterday in the Moniteur, relative to the
instructions given by the Emperor of Austria,.t°
the commander-in- chief of his troops in the Prilv
cipalities :
"The note of the Momitcur responds most opportanerilio
to the natural preoccupations of public opinion. Ireri°o
rumours, accredited by the language of some Gefln- of
journals, led to the apprehension that the occupation ici
the Danubian Principalities by the Austrian troops been
not preserve altogether the character which had Pro
primitively attributed to it. The satisfactory exPlwrtlbe
which the French Government gave yesterday in re
official journal, have come very opportunely to re-353,70
fully men's minds as to the attitude of the At!stribe
troops in the Danubian Principalities. It is 1": is,
quality of ally of Turkey, and only as such, that Atts!", '
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has been called on to occupy Wallachia and IVloldavtlhis
it is against Russia, and solely against her, that of
occupation has been directed, and consequently it nnFt be
in any case become an obstacle to the free action the
French, English, and Ottoman armies. Ilovvele2;alit
fear that it might be otherwise, and that Austria, "lerl
attempt to change her occupation voluntarily o°l on
by Turkey, into an occupation arbitrarily iroPee-ioor•
the Sultan, having been expressed in some foreign the
d the
nals, it is with satisfaction that we read yesterday
Moniteur the authentic and most satisfactory denial.-
which it has published on the subject."
The Empress yesterday paid a visit to the
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cess Mathilde, at the Chateau de Saint GT:ess
Her Majesty was accompanied by the Frin-neess
Essling, the Countess de Montebello, this 1133%-spr
Malaret ; the Viscount de Lezay Marnezi3, her
berlain, and the Baron de Pierres, equerry ""
Majesty.
Di rile
As the English Government has given the 6S
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of. France to one of the English men-of- war,,oiltilr
mark of the alliance existing between the two tbe
tries, the French Governmentb intends pr efilintS the
word Grande to the name of Bretagne giver?. -west*
man-of-war now in course of construction 3,1' -ice,
That vessel will be the finest ever built ill -Cir2oo'
and will have on board steam engines of
horse power. t 751'
The Three per Cents. closed yesterday at
20c. for the end of the month ; the Foilr',„ 75f.;
Half per Cents., at 99f.; and the New Loam, aovr, 6f.;
Orleans Railway Shares, 1,240 f. ; Rome", cqros.
Havre, 592 f. 50c. ; Great Northern, 865)F. ; i 0
burg, 823 f. 75c. ; New Shares, 648 f. 75e. ; 860.
and Lyons, 995 f.; Lyons and Mediterra.n Call' 01
50c. ; Western of France, 665 f. ; Bord,eal%of.;
Cette, 617 f. 50c. ; Great Central of France, buliar,
Lyons and Geneva, 535 f.; Bank of Credit S°'''
7'42f. 50c.

SPAIN.
those
which have received the Madrid papers of the h
which ought to have arrived yesterday, o.lla here
of the 21st—the latter in due course.. 'eo
was a talk of M. Pacheco going to 13111- 5j
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ambassador, and of General O'Donnell
ceeding him in the Ministry of Foreign •A',lsig-
M. Pacheco, however, was the Minister
sty
nated to accompany the Queen during Ile,r tIVI.
in the Prado. The Gazette announces tfitence
Rascon, minister at Brussels, is to go to Vtd
and Parma as minister, and to be succe°' The
Brussels by M. Sancha, secretary of legatioo• de to
National Guard of Madrid had given a serens raj
General San Miguel, on the occasion of his if the
nation to the post of Inspector-General °f
ours
National Guard. The Espana says that 11111°t at
were current of disturbances having broken on
Palencia, but that they required confirmation'

MONTENEGRO.
The Vienna Gazette, of the 22d, sari b:
" According to the last news, the relations 0
tween Turkey and Montenegro • become 113'91.„t
and more difficult. 1,000 men have been se'-'
from Scutari to the frontier of Montenel;
and the refugees of Pielspaeljeve, the Pope Jo s
and tho Pope Risto, will accompany the troop,
—a measure of some importance as the refugee!
are thirstinc, for vengeance. We Caro assured that
a Turk, witio had killed a Montenegrin, has been
well received at Antivari, where he sought refuge'
Conflicts are consequently expected in that direr-
tion. In, Montenegro it was believed that Turkc,a sm
forces were proceeding from Spoutz and Podgorf
towards the frontier.'

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Lloyd of Vienna states, from Constantinople,
12th, that in a conference with Reschid PaC4A)
at
which Lord Radcliffe was present, the Pell tifizt"
Weeder reiterated the Resurhueetiutreig"

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