The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-10 00:00:00

that an instrument, having the force
that
which had the force of a treaty, shouldtoe!' of
tuted, to cut through all the did the
question. The Porte, backed by the re1)0,
tatives of the four great European Powerii,
firm, and resisted every effort that Itaseilio
macy could devise. The Prince, fie,
I)! ftbi
feated, learned, on the eve of his dcPanVei
the Sultan's firman was about to be t;
and determined, if possible, to prevent doer
difficult to understand how the act maple o/'
dent Sovereign in favour of his owooo
construed into an act of hostility teiraluPpodel
Power. The argument upon which it
were it even justifiable, is a sorry glith
the " other rights," the violatioA of Ic 1,540
constitute a cases belli, have no existenc' tifilef
paragraph has doubtless reference to P
which, although not strictly of a rellietvito!
ter, are guaranteed by an Imperial e.,Tice;no
religious community. All these are
in the Sultan's firman. Under other cireM,o
'
this extraordinary note might have caur4n it
in the present state of exasperated feee:ripi
be productive of grave results, for it is afro?
tarn that it will not prevent the Porte
fishing the firman. 1,0:
As to the current from the Blame sea
favour of the Russians, should tlafi;:ivi-
run through the Bosphorus, a "T T° litit,
trian officer of engineers says, {he
felt so inclined, they could make inineere-Rl 0.
Russian fleet long before it could reAnl-
Rumeli Hissar." On the other handl
the works are indefensible from th.e„cl3lo,
The most advantageous spot for effectal;,46,;;OP
in the Bosphorus is supposed to be it„7,,;le
but between this village and Couste3lrip
be
are well-wooded hills which might
fended. t the YY
We have now positive information thatoenle
Sian subjects in Turkey were simply ree!:
to the protection of the Porte. Anstri;dlVd
tainly be the mediator between Tull; 'ijori dr,
but this will hardly prevent the ocellP3v-r of
Danubian principalities, to which, ill,.°lllA-3,5t,i/j1
that Government would, for a tim_ e -b le
no objection. It would afford a fati,..oii•- es
tunity for introducing something °la
Transylvania.

1,0
AUSTRIA.
The re-establishment of the diploilliaticieeretel°
between Austria and Switzerland is bt7ssaci°
to the intervention of the French .2021,410,,
M. Steiger, the Swiss Envoy, has,,sit';; dr,
Helvetian arms, which had been ii—doook''
front of his hotel. At Vienna no onerdipo
pacific solution of the Turkish, S 3
Swiss questions.
cif
Baron Bruck, the Austrian Auli„ ol
have left Trieste on the sth inst: 142),:d the
nople. He was to be conveyed on.D°'
Custozza.

SPAIN. eve 501
The Madrid journals of the 4th _Sol thelo
The Epoca says that by a contract.
_7'007
of San Fernando the government o'‘,o loior
payment of the half-year's interestLo
which fell due on the 30th ult. The l cot ii
a profit of 3,000,000 reals to the Pn--kry,
with those of last year. The Diaripriori,
nounces that M. Olovarrieta. has
President of the Supreme Tribunal ".,,
the room of M. Arrozola, who vias_g',oso,
his vote in the Senate on the Narvr, 110,:F
letter states that the newspaper calle/e4P;vO
and Constitution, did not appear 011 P',o)l
it was not exactly known whether' liocr, ei
stopped by the government in cons
responsible editor not fulfilling all,o
required by law, or whether it had 1'i1..4011
its order, for publishing a violent ar-
Palmerston and Lord Clarendon.
sil Of
The funds required for the payni
half-year have been advanced by the "'-
Fernando.
The Three per Cents. are at 45g.

CRICKET.

01/141('
MA.RYLEBONE CLUB AND 4'l/ d
CAMBRIDGE. is 0,144
This match, which commenced yester74'oep,
was played in the presence of a numer°llso
spectators. The weather, which at one clot
to be stormy, was very favourable. At -1'
day's game th• score stood as follows
MARYLEBONS.
Mr. C. Gordon, c Boldero, b Kenai:oEo's:6l
J. Dean, c Kempson, b Bury . . . ...... ••'
.„
Mr. A. Haygarth, c Bury, b Kempen"..„.
J. Grundy, c Kempson, b Pontifex .... • . 9
Mr. C. Balfour, c Bolder°, b Pontifel ..... , g
Mr. R. Kynaston, b Kempson ....... ......
Mr. F. Walker, b Kempson ..................
Hon.
.E.
E.
Calverley,
rley7n t.
b oKuem.p..s.o.
........
Mr. F. Bathurst, not out ...................
Mr. C. Murray, c and b Pontiff= ........... /J,
b 11, 1 b 3, w 15 .........................

Total

CAMBRIDGE.

.....
Mr. H. G. Southwell, b Grundy .........
Mr. C. Pontifex, b Grundy ........... •••'...,.•
Mr. W. M. Leake, c and b Grundy ....
Mr. M. Kempson, b Grundy...-. ........
Mr. C. Norman, b Grundy.. ........... • $
Mr. A. R. Ward, not out ... .............. 6
Mr. H. K. Boldero, c Kynascon, b . ttrw.
Hon. D. Campbell, not out
b 3, 1 b 1
................................ .

... ,
Total ........... ..... :*ejer-
The match was resumed this morning at

AQ UATICS.