The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-21 00:00:00

HUNGARY AND CROATIA.

The Agram Gazette publishes the following:—
" HEAD QUARTERS OF TUE. CROATIAN SLAVONIAN
ARMY IN WARASDIN, SEPT. 11.—This morning, at
half-past five o'clock, our army and the Kempen division
cressed the Drave. The Bann and his train hare al-
ready returned to the head• quarters, having been every-
where received with acclamations by the people. Redelie
and Cakaturn have submitted to our troops without a
blow. The third battalion of Ernst has joined our
troops. To-morrow our head-quarters will remove to
Redelie."

WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA.
A letter from Bucharest of the 4th inst. says—
" It is known that Soliman Pacha, after having for-
mally recognised the new Government elected by the
bad invited
an
people, under the name of the lieutenancy,
the consuls of foreign powers to enter into
official relations with that Government, The following
is the note addressed on that subject by Soliman Pacha
to the Russian Consul, M. Kotzebue, who had retired to
the Wallachiats frontier, after protesting against the late
events at Bucharest:—
.4 The undersipned Soliman Pacha, charged with an
extraordinary mission in Wallachia, has the honour to
officially inform the Consul-General, that the Provi-
sional Government created at Bucharest in consequence
of the late events, has just been dissolved and replaced
by a lieutenancy, composed of three members. Soli-
man Pucha invites the Consul-General to re-establish
his official relations with the said lieutenancy, which
the undersigned now recommend in the name of his
Highness, the Sultan, as the legitimate Government of
Wallachia.

" SOLIMAN PACIIA.'"
The Russian Consul not paying any attention to this
note, has returned to Bucharest. On the other hand,
Russia, by a note delivered to her Ambassador at
Constantinople, M. TITOFF, has declared to the
Porte, that if the former order of things was not
re-established in Wallachia, if a Prince was not
immediately named, not by election, but by autho-
rity; if martial law was not proclaimed, and the
leaders of the revolution executed; if the Principali-
ties did not pay the expenses of their occupation by
the troops of the EMPEROR, she would declare war
against Turkey, and give orders to leaders to march
with the army encamped in Bessarabia. Whilst Rus-
sia is holding out these threats against Turkey, the
latter is organizing an army of 300,000 Turks and
Egyptians, to be placed under the orders of IBRANIM
PACIIA, and preparing for the struggle. An aide-de-
camp of SOLIMAN PACHA has in consequence carried
to General DULIAMEL, at Jassy, a request to with-
draw his troops from Moldavia, in order to leave the
field free to introduce there order and indispensable
reforms as in Wallachia. The Prussian General re-
plied that he could only act on the orders of M.
TPTOFF, and SOLIMAN lIACIIA then left for Constan-
tinople. The accounts from Transylvania are very
the satisfactory; h agitatione ki
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of
R°llinania
has had its effect,ncritical
position, have felt the necessity of at length proposing
a frank and fraternal alliance with the Roumanians of
Transylvania and Hungary. Count IVEsuEurir and
the Minister of the Interior have made two speeches
in the Diet to this effect. The Roumanians say that
" they have the same right to liberty as ourselves, and,
like us, they find themselves placed in a dangerous
state of isolation. United we should be strong; di-
vided we shall be swallowed up, both one and the
other, either by the Sclavonians or the Germans."