The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-20 00:00:00

PRESENT TO SADYK PACHA.

The President of the Administrative Council
of Wallachia, M. Cantacuzene, wrote on the 29th
ultimo to Mel iomed Sadyk Pacha, the Turkish com-
mander of Bucharest, to beg his acceptance of a
quantity of blue cloth, sufficient to clothe 100 sol-
diers, of 300 shirts, 300 pairs of linen drawers, and
10 saddle-horses, as a testimony of gratitude for
the perfect discipline and order maintained by the
regiment of Cossacks of the Sultan, commanded by
Sadyk, since their entrance into the city. IVlehmed
Sadyk Pacha wrote a suitable reply.

A letter from Vienna, of the 15th, says General
Hess is informed by Omer Pacha of all the move-
ments of the Turkish troops, and Omer Pacha of
those of the Austrians; in fact not the slightest
change takes place in the position of the respec-
tive troops without a previous understanding be-
tween the two generals. The principal post at Bu-
charest is occupied alternatively by Austrian,
Turkish, and Wallachian troops. The Austrians
destined to form the garrison of Giurgevo left for
that place on the Bth. Baron Von Hess is shortly
expected at Bucharest. The head-quarters of the
Turks are about to be removed to Ibraila, which
with Galatz and Fockshani are already occupied
by the Turks. The cholera is disappearing from
Wallachia. All the roads which lead from the
Sereth to the Pruth are filled with Russian troops,
artillery, and baggage carts, and it is almost
impossible for travellers to proceed along them.
The Russians destroy the bridges and roads
after passing over them, and send agents from vil-
lage to village to endeavour to persuade the inha-
bitants, by brilliant promises, to emigrate with
them to Bessarabia. They carry off with them,
either after purchase or by violence, oxen and all
other live stock. The public treasuries of Mol-
davia have been emptied. The Austrian troops are
to enter Moldavia in the beginning of October."

We read in the _Mats :—" The following is
dcubtless the origin of the reports which have been
current relative to a disagreement which has arisen
between the Austrian and Turkish authorities in
Wallachia. in the proclamation by which Baron
de Hess announced the entrance of the Austrians,
it was said that application on every matter must
be made to the Austrian authorities. Omer Pacha
is said to have remonstrated against this expres-
sion, which appeared to him to be an encroachment
on the rights of the Sultan. On consulting the
.German text, it was found that the error arose
either from the person who copied it, or from him
who translated it into Wallachian. The German
text stated that application was to be made to the
Austrian military authorities on all matters
relating to the Austrian troops. It would, there-
fore, appear that there is no well founded ground
for the reports of a misunderstanding."
There seems to be now no doubt that the Turks
will cross the Danube into Bessarabia, somewhere
in the neighbourhood of Ismael. According to our
last advices from Galatz, between that place and
Ibraila a great number of river boats were collect-
ing, which were to go further down the stream to
Isatchka, to be made use of in the passage of the
Turkish troops.