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

LATES6R-EIGN NEWS

The E
111 FRANCE.
Peror and Empress are expected to re-
„ ern Dieppe on Saturday next.
ebne thousand five hundred individuals of bad
tiZu4iter had been arrested in Paris within a short
raj. il.°Dgh the vigilance of the police autho-
reh_es, of
ewxhpoem.lie2d7 have been imprisoned and the
°•iter
letter
from Belle-Ile, of the 28th ult. states
!hat 12 political convicts had arrived there on the
erecediu
en-
tepee, gday from Quiberon, of whom 11 are. s t
of the ti to transportation, among6t them a serjean „_ 13th regiment of the line. Eleven political
r“osniiiirs had been pardoned.
in the aturday very little business was transacted
karketils allf e of Paris. There were no arrivals. The
peilT,thilyse,s,noopuptrthhee.eci,suabhuarbs generally were but indiffe-
-1 • the prices fell from 3f. to 4f.
pre he which has reached. the capital from the
arrival Bis satisfactory. There have been large
gavels of English and American breadstuffs at
21. and prices have consequently declined by
gra?, eask.
At Marseilles, where the prices of
creased gone down in consequence of the in-
The If 811PPlY, quotations are again looking up.
there If
markets are quiet, and at Nantes
touter been a decline of from 50c. to lf. per hec-
ket * The news from Strasburg is that the mar-
s tranquil.
The
Journals mention the death of M. de Bus-
nlember of the Council General of his de-
Was and Mayor of Soissons. M. de Bussieres
zei a raeraber of the Chamber of Deputies in the
thegilef Louis Philippe, and afterwards member of
Tb ational Assembly.
• e manufacturers and export merchants in
kar Pers
part t. il
° 11me to do good business, but the shop-
visions are nearly idle. The high price of pro-
itaki7 atin prevents the middle classes from
ar;i3r purchases but such as are indispen-
quilt)
dui,/ the more opulent have long since
deal: , the town for the country, the retaild
are 2. have fallen into their dead season, an.
racipally occupied in taking stock. Thfeltrihse
the 8 Price of raw silk has been severely
eilterilnlifacturer.; at Lyons, Nimes, and St. .Eti-
the ..4eut fortunately the large orders received from
call united States enable them to give employment
hastheir operatives. The manufacture of velvetthose
tow,asslitned this year a greater proportion in
is
40;s• Wines have again risen at Bercy. The supply
beir,,,e°n, fined to the railways, the carriage by ial
the-6 anandoned. Letters from Nantes state that
81) weather is not calculated to dispel the fears re-
ting the vintaae. Letters from the south are
oidid,, with lamentations at the progress of the
vine ''• The disease is extending rapidly in the
ezige",a,.l'qs, and, the proprietors are becoming more
irt, ,'A" in their terms for the sale of wines remain-
the their cellars. Speculators are availing
atcAelves
of the demand, and brandies have
dea ained the price of 158 f. the Hectolitre at Bor-
iiiiii 1(2 an increase of Bf. within eight days.
harii ''' Price of wheat and flour has more than ordi-
ikial, occupied public attention during the last
ca-?;"
~ua37B. A considerable speculation hasbeen
thre—e_.kl on in flour, which has more tended to raise.
if -Ince than the fact of a short wheat crop, which
ere:,teged artificial means had not been used to
reg-,,'? a panic, would have been provided for by
ad'n',.,;ar commercial operations. The measure
rise in by the Government to prevent a furtherfr
the 'la the price of blead in Paris has defeated os
andPtesent the manoeuvres of the famine-mongers,
getrhe,
Arica stop has been put to a further rise in
e of flour.
The
to. re
Was very little movement at ihe B our se
The y, and a total absence of politicalreports.and
Threeclose per Cents. opened at 79f.
at 79E 10c. for the end of the month ; the
Cqisalicl-a-Ilalf per Cents. closed 25c.,
at 104 f. 80e. ;
114ve:e4sailway Shares, 1,270 f. ; Rouen, 1,120 f. ;
and rs, 527 f. 70c. ; Great
.Northern, 895 f. ;
Lyons, 061 f. 25c. ;
trasburg, 960 f. ; Paris andfParis
, Western of
pi..'°nB to the Mediterranean,
Gr-nce) 762 f. 50c. ; Bordeaux andons
and Geneva,
635 f
660.. b Central, 551 f. 95c. ;
802'0: ;
00e. Shares of the Bank of Credit Mohilier,

ThRUSSIA AND TURKEY.
e
G 41.,, Press of Vienna has the following from
Moldavia
of the 25th ult.:—" The two hospodars of
trjavia and Wallachia have,. it is said, made a
hicr% by which they promise each other mutual,
case, after the present crisis, the Sultan
4.0111 d call them to account for their conduct.
illd this news prove true, diplomatic arrange-
coats would without doubt take the matter into
Oleration in the settlement of the Eastern
be,:4tien. The quantity of wheat which has not
held
able to pass into the Black Sea, in conse-
ie of the bad state of the Sulma passage, is so
lt al,' that Iyooo vessels would not suffice to carry
avy.
A ay.
ipi'hletter from St. Petersburgh of the 27th ult.,
(4 the Vamburgh News, says :—" The manoeuvres
Leeh corps of grenadiers of the guard have just
tlke' terminated by a grand review in presence of
the Peror and of all the court. The next day
Oft t °°Pe took repose, and then were marched
141047 their winter quarters. The Emperor is
even 8 to Bet out for Warsaw, and may perhaps
Aete visit Austria. Another letter from St.
rirgh, of the same date, says :—" Intelli-
he be,L'ae been received here from Teheran, that
'itil-ciceedings of the sect of the Babis, who some
%iatihago attempted to assassinate the Shah, still
, 'lla,Cll.e. They lately spread a report that the
Rtoliu,,Was dead and the rumour gaibed such
kake that his 'Majesty thought it advisable to
Public promenade, accompanied by his
44religlir4411:1d the principal officers. of. the court,
tverai e bazaars and the principal streets.
tibelb,„""ahie were arrested and tortured in a most
na,-tiner in presence of the people."
Mereste/v8 of the 19th from Varna is of unusual
cti'b. The ruinous fortifications have, to the
net 111e/A of all, been completely restored. Six
Oteciellc,hee have been dug at Vanua, and 57 con-
'taw_ Lrenched works in the neighbourhood of
1411 I'. TiiNta.rits Between the Balkan , and Tultcha 101
e °f various kinds have been constructed..
4-,4ad a",,s'e Turkish army under Omer Pasha's com-
poli-.o,.unts to 84,000 men, of whom 37,000
De the I,'"e Danube. The English General
4rtla et') after in ving passed two days in
°f4 ret
Vets tirned to Shumla. Many foreign
fresh letter
in. Omer Pasha's camp as lookers-on.
Jpe 11,1,4 of the 25th from Galatz we le.irn that
beellerials for the construction of bridges have
1/413,plied breceived by the Russians. The rations
tioegia are Y the inhabitants of Moldavia and Wal-
TilPe futu Paid for in assignats, to be redeemed at
thee arno„re, tiine by the provincial governments.
o -11' of these bonds will be•deducted from
einuifi
SHAY dor. cation which Russia claims for her
tg the last occupation. We hear from
eg
into in
fresh fresh Russian troops continue to
N qv_ 'lie Principalities. At Belgrade the re-
tn 1% rellatiae fortress are vigorously carried nn, and
tlll:4ed to,:ked that a great number of guns are
tif "ards the city. The reply of Russia to
e ~ _
Rr b Proposals of the 19th is expected on
will Du' b,ll. till probably arrive much later. The
;1441 he folic still believes that the :Russian answer
Ae tie,llrable, but the diplomatic world is less
,s()f
hrg) to the Constantinople correspondent
ca4,lclerer, it is hardly expected in the
and
V
wthtal that the modifications proposed
ieno itil the approval of the St. Petersburg
a, Courts.

A 1 AUSTRIA.
~_, .Lette._ ,
Niatei 4 from Munich, Ist ins t., ,
___ of the
llik Y after
N . tor
_., the arrival at.; Sta"ltzsanyusig:—: I-
surprised
Latvs,
the
Austria, his intended bride ano. her
rr a Di • wne illustrious travellers were
from
`lecln-, Ent froth x• -.- • had come
lONt.,,roioek,_ Kin; LOUIS, who The
, .5t,94 dressed in an uniform. Austrian.
}'lllg.e. ,_ giterwards returned his visit at the latter
114 the evening the town was illuminate:l.
Jet thee be
. .11fires were lighted on the KaPazne
tims )itailiaalsberg, and the Untersberg. The Duke
iNi,.ll t0_,1,1 511 d his family will not arrive at .
Munich
will
ease Saltert°w• The Emperor of Austria
~,,zbur t
to The g 0-morrow.'
1,, the Per
1,, of Austria has addressed a letter
Lich
;;•I°,t tr,7,ineral staff of the army recommending the
ayeh,,..e3...1,‘ :ctoonrozienitogrelexerp that the Government
th e alol
Th'illibriuna f
tit e ,roi ° the receaptesnadnitdureexapnendsfeasc.ilitat.e
40_ aotto 4rnai de Francfort corrects the error in
.'nelis, linceMent of the death of the Princessd
rit,e at v.
1,,,. e, Vienna 'kg 3 was a) and states that the deceased
efe(l4ll,l_ born on the 22d February, 1805,
.and
w..._ •6,lter •
vas w viustavus IV., and sister of Prince
(le *len. erg
and of the Grand Duchess Sophia
p kaa. er Larne was Maria-Charlotte-Amelia
144, Ill.:111 Ve,,,,
vet." ilative ---a5 Sept. 1, we learn that a great
ttn.: to pr ,e o antes Tyrol, who have become con-
-44 to tlca'Tstta abroad, have, on their re-
IletPennt. %I', crw country, petitioned for the
1:4111g tc, the4-ne hocal authorities forwarded the
kbriplqltena" T Government, which rejected them.
e7,,,,trass" SchWartz, the Commander of the
Ca seta a tau ? , Whallso
bheeans
pbreocommoetednottoortiohuesrbanyktloief
11 Il•
%f VI Postcon
It 4 lean. , .1?/ Gazette of Frankfort, under datet
17) th-_-et that. say, :
" Th:re is now no doubt
Qt4ll befo4%lation of +.l._
klziill re the
end
oLf.ethGeovyeernar.ment to contract
or of 1,.
M. Brentano,
4: ulanees, is now in England on this