The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-06 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY•

The Press of Vienna has the following from
U-alatz of the 25th ult. :—" The two hospodars of
Moldavia and Wallachia have, it is said, made a
treaty, by which they promise each other mutual
aid in case, after the present crisis, the Sultan
should call them to account for their conduct.
Should this news prove true, diplomatic arrange-
flents would without doubt take the matter into
consideration in the settlement of the Eastern
question. The quantity of wheat which has not
been able to pass into the Black Sea, in conse-
quence of the bad state of the Sulma passage, is so
great that 1,000 vessels would not suffice to carry
at all away."
A letter from St. Petersburgh of the 27th ult.,
iu the Bantburgh, News, says :—" The manceuvres
;If the corps of grenadiers of the guard have just
ththeterminated by a grand review in presence of
e Emperor and of all the court. The next day
l'ne troops took repose, and then were marched
teth orttoly their winter quarters. The Emperor is
to set out for Warsaw, and may perhaps
oven visit .Austria."—Another letter from St.
'reburgh' of the same date, says :—" intelli-
th'el:ee has been received here from Teheran, that
; Proceedings of the sect of the Babis, who some
tiMe ago attempted to assassinate the Shah, still
~.._nt,inue. They lately spread a report that the
'44 was dead, and the rumour gained such
Itt'uncl that his Majesty thought it advisable to
taak
6 a public promenade, accompanied by his
cti,l'isters and the principal officers of the court,
e.,,°l2gh the bazaars and the principal streets.
eral Babis were arrested and tortured in a most
cruel
manner in presence of the people."
ints: !Jews of the 19th from Varna is of unusual
kst .'8" The ruinous fortifications have, to the
°'lithroent of all, been completely restored. Six
I:te:rt trenches
have been dug at Varna, and 57 con-
ed entrenched works in the neighbourhood of
1A111,11314,- Between the Balkan and Tultcha 101
The- ar" of various kinds have been constructed.
katilhole Turkish army under Omer Pasha'scolll-
are ankounts to 84,000 men, of whom 37,000
0%,:311 the Danul.e. The English General
Irarullnell) after h& wing passed two days in
0%,,,4, returned to Shmula. Many foreign
113. are in Omer Pasha's camp as lookers-on.
fresh letter of the 25th from Galittz we lelrn that
just Olaterials for the construction of bridges have
lilipplic'en received by the Russians. The rations
lacl • eel by the inhabitants of Moldavia and Wal-
,t3rae fa' Paid for in assignats, to be redeemed at
The a,litilre time by the provincial governments.
.3,etaisi_3:lduring
the i,41,,°11nt. of these bonds will be deducted from
eutia-"eanification which Russia claims for her
the last occupation. We hear from
alareh that fresh Russian troops continue to
iu+
?airs 0f.4,-0 the Principalities. At Belgrade the re-
't is `'" fortress are vigorously carried on, and
turneillarked that a great number of guns are
thed t
ee Tura/lards the city. The reply of Russia to
Gth-'sa Proposals of the 19th is expected on
tr.est , but will probably arrive much later. The
11 bPliblic still believes that the Russian answer
I'4ll2lle' 14°11rable but the diplomatic world is less
,
Ae •
°r theQrclitig to the Constantinople correspondent
sll Ttiti wanderer, it is hardly expected in the
lqeeteaPital that the modifications proposed
44. Yiennwith the approval of the St. Petersburg
Courts.

..1711 late'• cc Im-
-4 letter
says .
bled er from AMlTuniSchT,RlsltAins.t.,
of the
her
Y after the arrival at
telati of ustria? h
surprised
were f
Perar A • his intenhdeSdahlbtazrdbiduergand
hp ves, the illustrious travellers_
tc,o4 visit from King Louis, w
o'an
.„,,Poldskrou dressed in an Austri uni
at the latter
his visit .
,cfoomrme. rTohe
Place. °r afterwards returned
itwas
illuminated_
aliti large the evening the tow
the KaPazme
l'erk bonfires were lighted on
1,41 the Gaisberg, and the Untersberg-
at Munich
Inltirlaifian and his family will not arrive
Austria
will
leov to-morrow. The Emperor of A The Duke
„.e Saltzburg to-morrow."
The -n,
the
t 5 th 'llPeror of Austria has addressed a letter
mayko,te Reneral staff of the army recommending
tna, ,!igid economy in order that the Government
1011lk'8 able to reduce its expenditure axed facilitate
liblinra of the receipts and expenses.
_,B j
the a *puma/ de Prancfort corrects the error in
s 4nielli°llneeroeut of the death of the Prince
l'rilleleata at Vienna, and states that the deceased
4 caught S \Vs born on the 22d February, 1805, and
gom.,er of Gustavus IV., and sister of Prince.
tap of Av
of
ail_
asa and of the Grand Duchess Sophia
tie Wan' Rer name was Maria-Charlotte-Amelia
r:.
tea,t., Vienna, Sept. 1, we learn that a great
veils" 4.4atives of the Tyrol, who have become con-
itirtt bo Protestantism. abroad, have, on their re-
-incti,,,t° their own country, petitioned for the
Detitir,',"t: Th local authorities forwarded the
, tit-'! to toternment, which rejected them.
kobrig tenant Schwartz, the Commander of the
Rtts, aggro, who
has become notorious by the
°lt ta• (141 r) has been promoted to the rank of
tieill. ,Of Vie 2108„ant..t
Ji Gazette of Frankfort, under date
84 to 41:111e, lst inst. says :---" There is now no doubt
Ite4_l°k4l36Plterition of the Government to contract
--Nln,ll. before the end of the year. M. Brentano,
.mor of inances, is now ip. England on this