The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-29 00:00:00

AUSTRIA

The Wiener Zeitung contains the following Wm'
munication, dated Vienna, Aug. 23, relative to the •
entry of the Danubian Principalities by the Aus-
trian troops :
" The entrance of the Imperial Austrian troops into
the Danubian Principalities began with their march intcK
Wallachia, between the 20th and 22d of this month. ,
The division Macchio advanced with its two brigade
against Hermannstadt. Major-Gen. Burlo entered Walla' ,
chia with his brigade from Cronstadt. Count Coronini,
the commander of the corps, though under the supreme
command of the chief of the 3d and 4th army corps, he
been appointed by his Majesty to the command of all
the Austrian troops which may occupy the Principalities.
Count Coronini directs the operations of his whole corps
during its march. and while be himself advances with•.
the brigades Schwarz] and Burlo towards Bucharest,
which he expects to reach on the sth of Sept., the brigade
Jellachich, under F. M. L. Macchio, will proceed direct
to Krajova, the capital of Little Wallachia, which it
will enter on the 2d of September. The three brigades
will remain in Wallachia under the special command Of
Baron Allernan, while Count Coronini—as a peeltifl
promise bas been given that the Russian army
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evacuate Moldavia- will, at a later period, proceed
occupy that province with three other brigades of his '
corps, which will be under the command of Count Pagri
Count Coronini will then reside alternately at Buebarei
and Jassy."
There is a vague rumour in circulation that the
representatives of the Four Powers forming the -
Vienna Conference will meet again in a day or
, ed
two, but it is not clear what object is to be attained
by such a step. Hints are said to have b!_eat
dropped by Prince Alexander Gortschakoff 00.
his Cabinet will not absolutely reject the prop
sitions of the Western Powers, but demand sons
modifications.
ved
On' the 24th of August, a courier arri „
the r -
from the head-quarters ofßaron Hess, as the bears
of despatches for the Emperor announcing
,' h-ja
trance of the Imperial troops into Walla°
" without impediment." Prince Albert of Sax°ol.,
who is on very intimate terms with the EmPer.,t --
is now with his Majesty in the Salt-kamn3er-g",4--
and it is not impossible that the fealty of one ibe"
the Bamberg Conference Slates to Russia lit*
somewhat shaken, even though Baron Kollur_ll,o --
the Saxon Minister, has gone to Ischl, whe °'!'"
will remain as long as the Prince is there.
rom
The Press, of Vienna, has the followil?g__,' ;.,
Bucharest, 17th :—" Prince Gortschakoff has
plied to the notification sent to him by
mauder of the Austrian troops, of the el,litareYi pfd
would latter into the Principalities„ that Wait,
August would be evacuated toward the end of A.
that then Moldavia would be evacuated as Pr°'
as possible after."

BELGIUM.
The whole of the Belgian Ministry have roil Pea'

SPAIN.
The following telegraphic despatch has:
re
ceived this morning :
ingA(ctchoeun2Btsthf)r,omstataytoinlante„thdeatpdayneisshtermdninrs_
.entered the bureau of one of the revolution:lle
journals, and prevented the distribution of
paper.
Senor Olozaga left Madrid on the 27th (Stindl‘
for Paris, as ambor to F.
The Three perassad Cents. were done at 34.40' the
Deferred at 18.30.
The accounts from Barcelona are more sai ,on
tory, and General Dulce published a proclaniat'elca
on the 17th, by which the state of siege is ral
re
throughout Catalonia. The cholera was •Pled
thought of than politics, and emigration COntin
on that account, many of the shops also continlll7
to be shut. Troops were collecting at Tortess,_'d
order to occupy that place and neighbour late
while the investigation proceeded into the 1.6
outrages committed there ; forty persons ha_...,c1,1130
taken up, and it was expected that six wow'
shot.

SARDINIA. ng
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TURIN, Aug. 21.—The ruinous effects of obligi u.
corporations and charitable institutions to 1'
scribe to the national loan without referenc_e, of
their respective interests, are beginning to devw°r f
themselves in Lombardy, and the savings-bank °,
'Milan being one of the most sensitive instruinen; ?
of the kind for testing public confidence, has bfea
the first to show in distinct results what such
it
system of financial policy must surely end in.„ its i
will be recollected that the city of Milan, 'Nit'. to
1
160,000 inhabitantg, was held liable according f
,2
the Government calculations,' for 3,ooo,o2fildiP'
the 66,000,000f1. to be raised in the 14cow`--

Veneto, which would be at the rate of 181 per
bead. The Milan, Gazette of Saturday last an-
nounces that the subscriptions already amount to
35,000,000 ; and another notice on the following
day extends the date of closing to the 31st of the
present month.

Though the cholera has not shown itself in great
malignity in Turin, there are still some new cases
reported daily, and from all parts of the kingdom
—indeed, from all lasts of Italy—it has spread it-
self more or less, in spite of cordons sanitaires and
quarantines. Of this part of the world Lombardy
sad Switzerland have hitherto escaped the best,
which some would account for in the latter case by
the pureness of the mountain air ; but in the pro-
vince of Genoa, on the slopes of the Appenines, it
has been found that the highest places, which had
previously been considered inaccessible to cholera,
have this year fallen victims to it ; and in the case
of Lombardy, where no precautions have been
adopted against the entry of persons infected (sup-
posing the disease to be infectious), no kind of
reason can be advanced.

Yesterday there ts-re-re 11 cases and 8 deaths in
Turin, and 73 cases and 53 deaths in Genoa. In
• nne of the e)untry towns the returns continue
Y-ry heavy, in pr )portion to the population.