The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

A letter from Vienna of the 24th in the Post
Ampt Gazette of Frankfort says :—" The interna-
tional commission for regulating the frontiers of
Bessarabia continues its labours at Galatz. Thirty
Bulgarian colonies will be made to enter within
the territory of the Principalities. The Russian
Government is using its utmost endeavours to in-
duce these Bulgarians to quit their present esta-
blishments, and offers them laud between Eupa-
toria and the Alma, whilst it gives establishments
in the interior of Russia to the Tartars who will
not emigrate into Turkey. A French company
has just established a line of steamers to run be.
tween Odessa and Galatz, and vice versa. One of
these boats, Le Lyonnais, left Galatz en the 4th
for Odessa, with goods and passengers, and re-
turned on the 10th. The passengers had great
difficulty in obtaining permission to land at Odessa,
as they had not provided themselves with Russian
passports."

RUSSIA.
Southern Sebastopol i 3 to be made a first-rate
fortress, but on an entirely new plan. Nich.olaieff
(says the Kalieb correspondent of the Oester-
reichische Zeitung) being in immediate connexion
with the continent, "is to be the war port for the
future fleet." The Russian army iu the Caucasus
and on the Turkish frontiers in Asia has already
been reinforced. The Guard and Grenadier corps
will remain at St. Petersburg and Novogorod ;
M.seow will be the great depot for the reserves,
and the six "active" army corps will form a great
chain extending from Odessa, across Warsaw, to
the Baltic.
The Chevalier Louis de Tengoborski, a well-
known writer on Rinisian statistics, is mentioned
as the successor of the) late M. Turkul.
BERLIN, June 26.--Almost every budget of Rus-
sian news for a long time past has contained the
announcement of thorough reforms having been in-
stituted into one branch or the other of the Admi-
nistration. The Government has ordered a revision
of all the Imperial industrial establishments, and has
entrusted the task to a man who is described
as not only possessed of the reouisitr, 1
Jne,,maodge
and Grranooo, Luc arso or the necessary integrity to
perform it satisfactorily. The statement which is
to be drawn up on the subjeetis to contain not only
a thorough inventor y of the buildings, plants, sto2k,
&c., but also of the costs of erection of the build-
ings, and of the production of goods, together
with the amount of production. Au account of pro-
fit and loss is of course out of the question, since it
is notorious that these establ.ishments are kept going
only by dint of subsidies from the Government,
and therefore the general conclusion is that this in-
vestigation is but the precursor of a scheme for
turning over these establishments to private enter-
prise. In the opinion of well-informed Russian
manufacturers the money these establishments have
cost has not been th rown away by the State, they have
formed a norm and, pattern for other establishments
erected by private
.persons, and they have constituted
a nucleus for tilt) manufacturing energies of tht•
nation, and now that, according to their view,
Russian manufacturers. are firm enough on their
legs to be allowed to go alone, these Imperial esta-
blishments wou).cl be better done away with.