The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-07 00:00:00

T U itKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 23.—1 t is asserted that Ali
Pasha, the Sultan's brother-in-law, is to go on a special
mission to St. Petersburgh.
The Ottoman fleet commanded by Aohmet Pasha, is
concentrated in the Bosphorus. The arrival of the
Egyptian contingent, of from 25,000 to 30,000 men,
was expected.
SCUTARI, IN ALBANIA, MAY 24.—Omer Pasha has
issued marching orders to the bulk of his army. Only
three battalions will remain in the pashalik. Omer
Pasha himself is about to proceed to Monastir.
Advices from Constantinople state that a manifesto is
about to be published by the Turkish Government, con-
taining a detailed account of the present state of affairs.
It is also reported that after the departure of Prince
Menschikoff, a high functionary had been dispatched to
St. Petersburgh by the Porte, in order to furnish the
Emperor with any explanation required.
All the Paris journals of yesterday contain article
upon the Eastern question. The Constitutionnel notices
as follows the admissions of the Dekts in its article of
yesterday on the Eastern question :

"The Journal des _Mats has received some fresh infor-
mation from Constantinople as to the demands of Russia.
But this last information has no doubt come by sea, for it
is of a quite different character from the news which it
declared had come to it by land. This information
does not teach us anything new, for it merely confirms
what we have not ceased to repeat, namely, that the
protectorate claimed by Russia in favour of the Greeks
is of quite a different character from the protectorate of
France in favour of the Latins. But it is not useless to
declare that the Journal des Debats, better informed by its
letters by sea than by its news by land, is forced to admit
that the demands of Prince Menschikoff relate to quite
other things than purely religious privileges, and that in
reality the rights and immunities which the ambassador of
the Czar desired to make the object of a synallagmatical
constitute a bond fide civil and administrative juzis-
diction."
The Asse►mblee Nationale expresses a fear that the
Emperor of Russia will take offence at the language of
some of the English and French journals, which
have taken the liberty to remonstrate with, and
even to menace him. The Assemblee asks what could
be done for Turkey if the Emperor Nicholas should
think that lie is bound by a sense of his dignity to per-
severe after the defiance that has been thrown out by
these journals.

GERMANY.
The Lloyd of Vienna, which has the reputation of be-
ing well informed on matters connected with the Aus-
trian Government, states that the Sardinian Ambas-
sador, who left Vienna in consequence of the recent
differences between the two Cabinets, is about to re-
sume his post.
A letter from Vienna, in the Independance of Brus-
sels, says:- " The marriage of the Duke de Brat ant
and the Archduchess Maria Henrietta will take place by

proxy at Vienna, in August next, it is said, on the 12th ;
the Duke de Brabant will be represented by the Arclr
duke Albert. The ladies fixed on to accompany they°
Duchess de Brabant as far as the Belgian frontier, ere
Countess Clam-Martinitz, as Grand Mistress, and ty
young Countesses Therese Wrbna and Elise Festetica .60
Tolna, as Maids of Honour. The last-named lodYala
daughter of Count Festetics, ex-Grand Master of w
late Palatine Joseph."
The Jews of Lei sic who have long solicited Pe. ,r1125°.
sion to build a synagogue in that city, have just obte7;
it. A subscription was opened to defray the elPeriAc:
and the whole amount was collected in less than we-to
Among the subscribers were persons belonging
different Christian creeds. being
Negotiations respecting a new Austrian loan are lier'
actively carried on at Frankfort, the loan to be in au to an
bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent, end
unlimited amount.
The Austrian Correspondence contains an official 31:t u:
cle, expressing a positive opinion that peace will be
tattre
tained, notwithstanding the present unfavourable Ps
of affairs at Constantinople ; concluding with aI3P
to the generosity of the Emperor of Russia.

SPAIN. • al Ili°
The Madrid journals of the let, which &MI yorti
morning, mention only one fact worth noticing. ...iv,
Howden, the British Ambassador at the Court of Sp..--0;
left Madrid on the 31st ult., on leave of absence Pr, p
months. Mr. Otway is to act as Chargé &Mid:11.4110
is not expected that Lord Howden will return to
as Ambassador.
Three per Cent., 451 ; def., 24k.