The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-15 00:00:00

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, MARCH B.—At the sitting of the Second
Chamber to-day, M. DE BEISLER announced that the
KING had adjourned the Chambers to the 10th of
April. M. FOSTER, Director of the Regency at
Augsburg, has accepted the Portfolio of the Interior.
M. HEINTZ and Count BRAY have been dismissed as
Ministers of State.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
Denmark has given official notice of the recom-
mencement of the blockade of the north and west
coasts of Schleswig-Holstein on the 27th inst.

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

We read in a letter from Constantinople that—
. . .

" In spite of theQegOrlc;lanswer of the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, refusing to enter into any separate
treaty with Russia, M. de Titoff will not consider him-
self beaten, but has addressed a fresh note to the Porte,
in refutation of the arguments of the Minister, and to
bring it back to the same ground. This persistence of
Russia may prove two things—either that she wishes to
keep the question open, and reserve to herself a cause
the more for a rupture wiih the Porte; or that, in the
event of a conflict in Europe, she may bind the Porte in
close ties with her, and thus reserve to herself the free
disposal of all her forcer. In all cases, this persistence
of Russia to renew with the Porte a particular treaty,
which would amount to a negation of the Conven-
tion of the Straits of the 13th July, 1841, merits the
attention of Europe. Causes for a rupture between
Russia and the Porte are accumulating daily. Thus the
Porte, making every effort to maintain tranquillity in
the Danubian principalities, demanded the withdrawal of
the Russian troops. Not only, however, has no notice
been taken of this demand at St. Petersburgh, but the
corps of General Lucien has been reinforced. Russia,
without consulting the Porte, has given arms to its own
subjects, by sending 10,000 muskets to the Servians.
The Russians, notwithstanding the reserves of Fuad
Effendi, supported by the Porte, have violated the neu-
trality of Turkey, by marching from Wallachia 10,000
men on to the Austrian territory. The Porte has made
a seizure in Bulgaria of some pamphlets in the Slavonian
languages, disseminated by Russian agents, exciting
the Bulgarians to revolt. It is also said that
there has been a duel at Bucharest, between a
Turkish and a Russian officer, in which the latter was
killed; and that Earner Pacha had rejected a demand of
extradition made in menacing terms by General Du-
hamel, the Russian commissioner in those principalities.
Finally, the last accounts from Bucharest state that
Fuad Effendi had protested against this truly unquali-
fiable pretension of Russia. In order to render relations
with the principalities more easy, Russia had abolished
the quarantine between her and Moldavia, but on condi-
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and that a Russian officer shall be placed as a superin-
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Wallachia in the Danube. Amidst all these conflicts,
the conduct of the representatives of France and Eng-
land, both here and at Bucharest, has been excellent,
and has given the Porte great confidence."