The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-11 00:00:00

TURKEY.

Letters from Constantinople, dated the 25th inst.,
state that the feeling in that city was that of positive
incredulity as to the statements just received of the
defeat of the Hungarians. By the last Levant mail
it appears that the Russian and Austrian Ambassadors
at Constantinople have demanded the extradition of
the Hungarians who have taken refuge on the
I urkish territory. Turkey, it was thought, would
maize every effort not to yield to this demand.

THE COUNTESS DE LANDSFELDT (LOLA MOISTES.)
—Such was the anxiety manifested by this celebrated
personage to be present at Marlborough-street on the
day appointed for further examination into the charge
preferred against her; that at an expense of about 5001.
,he hired a fast steam-ship expressly to bring her from
Naples to England. Mr 7. }lt ald is now suffering from
indisposition in consequence of the great fatigue caused
by her journey.
WEST INDIA PINEAPPLES.—TIIO schooner Ace of
Trumps, Georg David, master, 41 days from Nassau.
New Providence, bound for London, Las arrived at Ply-
mouth with a cargo of turtles, pineapples, lignum vi ai,
conch shells, and seine tons of preserved pines, con,igned
to Meisrs. Keeling arAl Ilunt, of London. The scheoser
was compelled to put into Pl 3 mouth, being short of pro-
visions and water. The greater part of the turtles have
been thrown overboard, and the remainder are in a dying
state. The pineapples are decaying, and a large q ran-
lity has bl.en cast into the sea during tho voycge.
Self-respect i 3 worth all the fame in the world.
—Eliza Cook's Journal.

T A y

Measures are being taken in Rome f.r_the rn,,re
complete installation of the French army, as if en
indefinite occupation were meditated.
The Pori was to leave Gaeta on the sth instant,
purposing to at!end a grand r:ligious ccremony at
Naples an the Bth,, and suhisqn(-ntly he will take up
his residence:in the royal palace of Portia His HOLI-
NESS'S departure is positively announced in the
Statuto of Florence.

General ROSTOLAN l a issued a proclamation
prohibiting all public meetings, and calling on tl
agents of the public force to take measures to pri
vent them.

The Tuscan Moniteur asserts that this decree has
been issued because the Romans intended to make a
demonstration in favour of the general and the
French, in oppoaiticn to the three CaTlinals.
Tne Swiss Guard has been re-established, and is
stationed at the Vatican. On the refusal of the
Ministry of War by Prince GALIIIELLI, Gaete named
the Prince ORSINI for the post.
The following is important, namely that—it is said
that the commission is to be changed. General Ros-
TOLAN says that in two wceka everything will be
settled. _ _

The Finance Minister at Turin was very popular
on the 6,h in the Chamber of Deputies.
The Legge of Turin, of the sth, states that Count
SICCARDI has left that city for Rome and Gatta„
i
charged with an mportant mission to the POPE.

lONIAN --ISLANDS.
OW:BREA-It IN CEPHALONIA.
An extraordinary Gazette of Corfu, dated the 30th
ult., contains particulars of a serious outbreak at
Cephalonia. Although trarquillity had been ulti-
mately restored, it was found necessary to proclaim
martial law. Full details are given in a letter, dated
the 30th, from Mr. IL G. WARD, the Lord High
Commissioner, to his Highness Sp. FOCCA STEFANO,
President of tile Senate of the Islands. As early as
the 19th ultimo it was known that preparations
were making for an outbreak by such men
as the notorious VLACCO, the brothers GEOR-
GIC), PIERATO, POCCA, and • PAPA GREGORIO
NODARO.. On the 26 h, on the road towards Scala, a
reinforcement for the police picket was fired on by
the rioters—a sergeant being wounded and a constable
killed. On the 27th all communication with Ar-
gostoli was cut off; and the police being driven out
of Scala were compelled to take refuge in a Guardia
Costa boat. One of the most respected 'citizens, named
ZANNATO, was burnt alive in his house with two of
his servants. Other buildings were tither destroyed
or threatened by the people of Leo, and the Contadini
movement rapidly increased. In the end, as we have
before stated, through the energetic conduct of his
Excellency Mr. \VARD, the Lord High Commissioner,
and through the proclamation of martial law, quietude
was re established.