The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-18 00:00:00

BATIIRIDAY

ITALY.

The Alba of Florence of the 10th states that the
Papal Ministry had refused to grant a free passage to
General Garibaldi and his forces across the Roman
territories.

MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA.
Letters from Jassy state that 4,000 infantry of the
Modlin Regiment, with eight pioces of heavy artil-
lery, have entered Moldavia from Leona, and have
proceeded in the direction of Berlad and Tekutsch to
Wallachia. General Vocht, after making a com-
plete circuit of inspection in Moldavia, has entered
Berlad, where he is now stationed with a battalion of
the regiments of Raga.
It is positively affirmed that as the public treasury
of llusch is completely exhasted, the Russian Go-
vernment has sent thither 300,000 silver rubles, as a
loan from tf.e Russian Government for covering the
expenses of victualling the Russian troops in Mol-
davia.

A report has been in circulation here that the
officers of the Hungarian Customs, as well as a
large number of Szeklers, have been expelled from
the villages along the Moldavian boundary,
and were taking refuge in Moldavia. The
Moldavian Boundary. Post Commandant brought
this intelligence, - which was submitted to
a council composed of the governing Princes,
the Russian General Molner, and M. Tu-
mansky. It was determined that the said civil offi-
cers should be permitted to enter Moldavia, but not
the Szeklers, and that 1,000 men, partly Russian and
Moldavian soldiers, should be forthwith ordered to
the endangered boundary districts.

NE W QUARANTINE REGULA

TIONS OF Trill; SARDINIAN STATES.
The Semaphore of Illarseilles of the 13th instan
publishes the following notice of the Chamber ol
Commerce of that city:—

- "MARSEILLES, Nov. 11.
" New modifications in the sanitary regulations in the
Sardinian States.

" The sanitary measures recently adopted in the Sar-
dinian States, with regard to vessels arriving from
countries where the cholera has manifested itsel, are
modified as followst—

" Vessels coming from the harbours of England, Rus-
sia, Prussia, Denmark, Sweden (or the Baltic), and
Greece, shall only be subjected to an observation of six
(lays; the effects of the crews and passengers shall be
purified, but they shall not be obliged to land in the
lazzaretto the merchandise susceptible of communicating
the contagion.

" Vessels coming from the Ottoman Levant with clean
btlls of health, and• those coming from Egypt and Syria,
shall only undergo the ordinary quarantine—that is, the
first seven days, and the second fifteen days.
" On the other hand the cholera having manifested
itself in the Netherlands, it has been decided that vessels
having sailed from harbour of that kingdom since the
7th October last shall be liable until further orders, to a
quarantine of observation of six days.
(Signed) " The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
" S. BERTEAULT."

THE ARMY AND NAVY.
(From the United Service Gazette.)
CORPS FOR FOREIGN SERVICE.—The 64th and 83.1
Regiments are to embark next spring fur India ; the
26th and 41st Regiments for the Mediterranean ; an
the 70.6 for Hong-Kong.
STAFF.—Lieutenant %Vemyss, of the Grenadier
Gnarls, Aide-de-Camp to Major -General Lord Frede-
rick Fitz,Aarence, commanding the Fords in the South-
Western District, is about to be promoted and appointed
Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Sir Robert Gardiner.
Governor of Gibraltar.
Tilbury Fort, at Graveeend, is ordered to be furnished
from Woolwich Dockyard, with three signal lanterns,
of the same description as those supplied to our men-
of-war.

COMMAND OF THE SNAP.—The Snap (captured sla-
ver), on the coast of Africa, is not commanded by Lieu-
tenant St. Aubyn, as tender to the Penelope; Mr.
George Raymond has had command of this vessel ever
since Sir Charles Hothom has been Commodore of the
station, and she is tender to her Majesty's ship Tortoise,
guard-ship, at Ascension.
We have great pleasure in announcing that Com-
mander Alexanger Boyle, and the Master, Mr. James
D. Milne, who were dismissed the service twelve months'
since, by the sentence of a Court martial, for the loss of
her Majesty's steam sloop, Thunderbolt, at the Cape,
have this week been reinstated in the Royal Navy.
STEAM.—The Admiralty have determined that in
future an acquaintance with the principle and applica-
tion of the steam-engine shall be deemed a necessary
qualification for all midshipmen before they oan be al-
lowed to pass for the rank of lieutenant.
CAPTAIN MINGAYE.—We were mistaken in our be-
lief, expressed last week, that Captain Mingaye had not
served in a seagoing ship since his promotion to his pre-
sent rank. We see it, stated that the gallant officer has
served his full time as Captain; and, although in the
Coast Blockade Service, he commanded a seagoing ship,
ready for sea at all times, and frequently anchoring in
the Downs.
MASTER ATTENDANTS.—We have heard from good
authority that the Committee of Dockyard Revision,
have recommended the abolition of the office of Quen's
Harbor Master at. Plymouth, and it is most likely that in
the event of a vacancy for Master Attendant at Wool-
wich, Mr. Walker will be appointed from Queen's Har-
b.)r. Master, to that office. The Master Attendant of
Devonport, like the Master Attendants of Portsmouth,
Chatham, &c., performing the duties of Harbor Master.

since our loot report reach 1,
to 386., and which are
chiefly to the refiners, at 35s.fromerde
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET,
ONOoovh.hdls7..—W'ershte India,sales
reported.tnfiormsa.lesßaurme
' dull.—Bristol Mercury.
fully former pricers.
continues
SPAPER.—We
"NATION " NEW
REVIVAL OF TUB
newspaper, have seen the prospectus of a
refined market issqeuriipett,iobnus
tfo
the Nation, on the plan of the Irish paper
and whose first number was to be published in New York,
on the 28th of October. The prospectus of the Nation
otha bet called
m nlleed
,
strafes that the paper will be conducted alin nearlyha as pos-
sible on the principles, in matter, and
Dit`Gee, one of the ablest of the o!d Nation staffpD'
, a
" great original." The editor is Mr. ThomassndAtrheye•
sub-editor is J. Hetherington Drumm, a gentleman who
filled that position on the Dublin paper. Many other contri-
butors of ability are announced; and the prospectus pro-
tni,es that the revived journal will be, " in everything
so far as lies in the power of its originators, worthy of
its name."—Dublin Pilot.
QAN EXCUSE FOR THR Giniss.—At the Bristol
uarter
the turn Sessions a witness in a .t running down" case on
having been " cleaned ke road, stated that he and his companions
out," or thereabouts, at a race,
could not raise stlfficient money for a dinner, and were,
therefore, fain to put up with tea.—(Laughter. But, he
stated, we had enough left for a glass of ales" to keep
the to 14; down."—(Reuewed laughter.) •