The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-15 00:00:00

LATE sT FO NTE
w-se gown great reserve, this step on the pall:
the French Ambassador induced. people to
hove that the same harmony 1J o longer exismtl.'
between the French and English,. Cabinets. lue
Russian party at Constantinople speaks of a
bable change in the Turkish Cabinet, with Ilizat
Pasha, the ex-Minister of War, instead of mehenr,
Ali Pasha, the present Serasls'ier, who has incurreu
the displeasure of Russia in a higher degree Oa?T;
any of his colleagues. In Crajova, close to the B_
garian frontiers, the Russian:; have posted 30,0u,v
men. A regular Commissariat has been estr
lished in Bucharest, which was never before the
case when the Russians occupied the Princil):
lities. All the Russian steam-frigates
steam on the Ist, but it was not; known what
intended. got up theasir

FRANCE.

The Ocean Squadron, which has just entered the
port of Cherbourg, consists of the Hercule, of 100
guns, the Duguescelin, the steam and sailing vessel
Jean. Bart, of 90 guns, the steam-frigate Caffarelh,
the steam and sailing frigate Pomone, of 40 guns,
and the steam corvettes Roland and Infernal. To
these ought to be added the steam and sailing ves-
sel Austerlitz, of 100 guns. These vessels form
the first division of the squadron. Vice-Admiral
Bruat, the commander, was expected by the 15th
inst.

The Emperor came to Paris on Tuesday, and
visited the works going out in the Quartier Latin,
and particularly the opening of the Rue des Ecoles.
The accounts from St. Petersburgh are expected
to reach Paris this day (Thursday).
The Afoniteur says :—" By imperial decree of
the 12th of this month, signed on the proposition
of his Excellency the Minister of War, a certain
number of localities in Algeria, heretofore classed
in the military territory, have been plued under
the civil regime. This decree gives satisfaction to
important interests and legitimate wants :—" The
measure in question consists in increasing the de-
partments of Oran and Constantina, and in en-
larging the limits of certain arrondissements in
them."

The Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, and
Public Works has, in execution of Art. 5 of the
decree of the 18th October, 1852, nominated a
commission, consisting of eight eminent function-
aries, presided over by M. Heurtier, Councilor of
State, Director-General of Agriculture and Com-
merce, to give their opinion on all questions relative
to the management and surveillance of societies of
Credit Foncier.

ITALY.
Ox the 29th August Monsignor Rossi, the Pal
Delegate at Ravenna, arrived at the capital a.S,!:
fugitive, an attempt having been :tnade on his n,lfa
The trigger of a loaded pistol, which was pOilli`ot
at him, was pulled, but fortunately the cap did
explode. On the 30th the Delegate' was adini"to
to the presence of his Holiness, who' gave llinithe
understand that his own harsh behaviour was „ea
principal cause of the discontent which preval:ls
Terni
in the province. The Governatore of
been put to death by the people. The ce.trAes
spondent of the Augsburg Gazette, at Rowel wrlsaii
that the unfortunate man is reported -to have le
that when there was no more flour the Pe
might eat straw. The account given Of his deAhe
is, that four 'persons having tossed him out obio,
window into the street, the people ill-treated s-
and stuffed his mouth with straw. Eight leg
Biers, who came to his assistance, were more fetein
seriously wounded, and obliged to seek sales
flight. A strong detachment of soldiers had
sent from Rome to Terni, to restore order. pie
cording to a correspondent of the Jeltrna as
Frunkfort, the conspirators at Rome didno'to
had been stated, intend to blow up the. she
frequented by the French officers, and aurit
disorder to assassinate the Pope and the Carull3eir
but simply to seduce the French soldiers from 'bon
duty. Among the leading men arrested are A tile
Raffaelle, a priest, the brothers Sepal; animind
engineer Rumili, among whose papers N;as '—
the plan of the projected insurrection.

A telegraphic dispatch from Marseilles says :
" In consequence of the uneasiness felt in the trade
relative to the Eastern question, the price of wheat
has risen 2fr.. 50c. per hectolitre."
The Siecle announces that the system of head-
tickets which was employed in 1846 is to be again
used in Paris for the second fortnight of September,
and that, consequently, henceforward the price of
bread will' follow the official quotation of flour in
the corn market, as was practised before the Ist of
September. This decision, it states, was come to
on Tuesday at St. Cloud, where the members of
the municipal commission of Paris were convoked
extraordinarily. _ _ _

AUSTRIA. of to
We have already announced the discoverY,o
long lost regalia of Hungary. A letter frora,,," the
states that the Crown of St. Stephen, nth old
globe and cross, are uninjured, as well as the sea so
and sceptre. These articles are to be rem°
Vienna under military escort. 11
According to a judgment recently deliviretarisl,
the Superior Tribunal of Vienna in a eiv'...tsiss
the Jews, who, in certain parts of the A 71848,
monarchy, could not, before the revolutionl„ol.
possess landed property, are now autho wr
chase it.

The warlike tone of the leading article in the
Constitutionnel of yesterday, together with the re-
ceipt of a private telegraphic dispatch from Mar-
seilles announcing a rise of 24f. the hectolitre in the
price of wheat, produced a panic amongst the spe-
culators at the Bourse yesterday. The Three per
Cents., which opened at 76f. 25c., fell to 76f. Large
purchases were made at the latter price, and they rose
to 76f. 60c., at which they closed for the end of the
month. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. closed at
100 f. 30c. •, Orleans Railway Shares, 1,205 f. ; Rouen,
1,030 f. ; Yavre, 502 f. 50c. ; Great Northern, 855 f. ;
Paris and Strasburg, 905 f. ; Paris and Lyons, 910 f.;
Lyons to the Mediterranean, 750 f. ' • Western of
France, 730 f. ; Bordeaux and Cette, 600 f. ; Great
Central, 515 f. ; Lyons to Geneva, 515 f. ; Shares of
the Bank of Credit Mobilier, 760 f. AfteF the
closing of the Bourse the Three per Cents. rose to
77. 600. out of doors, and are now at 77f. 10c.

SPAIN. et
From Madrid, Sept. 9, we learn that a
t° go
l
number of personages of distinction intend gole
to Seville to pay their respects to Queen ea to
Amelie on her arrival, and the Queen Prcsr,gry
send some high officers of her household to cc)"
tulate her Majesty. 01,
A telegraphic dispatch from Madrid sar,:-...bee°
Doral has tendered his resignation, which Id
accepted. The Minister of Public Works IS C„
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