The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-24 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBUEGH, JUNE B.—The Commercial Ga-
zette announces that it is in contemplation to increase the
depth of the Duna, by continuing the river from Riga to
Bolderaa, between dikes or dams, by which it will be
hindered from inundating the low grounds, as the barks
and merchantmen will he able to come up with their full
cargoes to Riga, whereby they are now obliged to dis-
charge part of their cargoes at Bolderaa, the mouth of the
Duna being so obstructed by sand that vessels above a
certain draught cannot come up the river.
The numerous new public buildings in St. Petersburgh
are proceeding rapidly. On the 30th of August, Saint
Alexander Newsky's day, the gigantic column in honour
of the late Emperor Alexander will be entirely unco-
vered; the new Senate House in Isaac's-square, and the
colossal triumphal arch (the new gate towards the road to
Peterhof), are neatly completed. A new theatre for the
Imperial German company will be opened in the autumn.
The completion of Isaac's Church will not be effected so
soon, as the shortest time necessary to finish this magni-
ficent temple is estimated at ten years.
CoNsTa NortE, MAY 25. —TheMoniteur Ottoman,
in its official part, has the following article :—" When
Mehemet Ali Pacha, the Governor of Egypt, obtained
pardon from the clemency of the Sultan, Held Refaal
Paella, Director of the Artillery, accompanied by Mosta-
pha Redschid, Bay Amedschi of the Divan, was commis-
sioned to bring to Alexandria the news of the amnesty,
and to negotiate on the basis of the restoration of tran-
quillity in the empire. Soon after the arrival of these
two envoys in Egypt, the negotiations required the return
of Redschid Bey to Constantinople, whence he was sent
with a mission to Kiutakia. There conferences were
opened with Ibrahim, to discuss some matters of minor
importance. On the report sent to the Government by
the Amedschi, of the success of the mission to Kiutakia,
the list of the nominations to the several Pachalicks of the
Empire (which we have already communicated), was
made out. Redschid Bey was commissioned by Ibrahim
to present to the Sultan, on his return from Kiutakia, the
homage of his submission and devotedness as to his lawful
Sovereign and Caliph of the Prophet, and to lay at
the foot of the throne the urgent entreaty of Ibrahim
Pacha, that the administration of Adana, the right of
levying the contributions remaining with the Porte, might
be granted as an especial honour to him, and as a testi-
mony of the personal favour of the Sultan. The Sultan,
convinced that a benefit does the greater honour when it
is accompanied with the oblivion of an offence, anti re-
solved to found the return of peace in his dominions chiefly
on confidence, has invested Ibrahim Paella with the
government of Adana. As it was tile will of his Highness
that the forgiveness and clemency of the Sovereign should
extend to all the events of the war just concluded without
exception, the Sultan ordered firmans of amnesty to be
published through all Natolia. Mehemed Eminshed
Effendi, One of the Ministers of the empire, and Director-
General of the Ordnance, was charged with this mission
and sent to Kiutakia. Till his return the duties of his
office will be performed by Hadshi Saheb Effendi. As for
the Amedschi Effendi, he has resumed the functions of his
own department.
Before the departure of Emin Effendi from Con-
stantinople, Ibrahim Pacha was made acquainted
with the object of his mission to Natolia, and the latter
in his last th-spatch expressed the most lively gratitude
in the proofs of the Sultan's favour manifested in so
splendid a manner, not only towards him, but towards
all the inhabitants of Natolia. Ibrahitn Pacha announces
at the same time that be has commenced his retreat,
and sent away one regiment ; that within five or ten days
he will cause all his troops to march away in detach-
ments, so that he himself will follow them. To the first
despatch which Etnin Effendi sent from Kiutakia, to
announce to the Government his arrival in that town,
Ibr +him Pacha added an address directed immediately to
the Sultan, in which he renews the homage of his obe-
dience, of his profound gratitude, and his devoted at-
tachment.

As the affairs of Egypt are thus completely adjusted,
there is no reason fur a further stay of Halil Refail Pocha
in Egypt, and he has been directed to return immediately
to Constantinople to resume the duties of his important
office. As for the arrangement respecting the territory,
the revenue, and in general every thing relative to the
finances in the provinces, formerly and lately confided to
Mehemet Ali and his son, one of the Ministers of the em-
pire, Elhaly Edem Effendi, Es.Deflordar of the army, is
appointed Special Commi,sioner to conclude this conven-
tion. The Aloniteur Ottoman gives also an account of

ST. PETERSBUEGH, JUNE B.—Her Majesty the Em-
press left the Palace of Yelagin on the sth for Reval, to
meet the Emperor, on his return from Riga. It is ex-
pected that when their Majesties return they will be ae
companied by Prince Albert of Prussia.
The new organization of the army is nearly complete,i,
and may serve as a proof of the activity of our Sovereigr,
who is continually aiming at improvement.
BERLIN, JUNE 14.—1 t seems that besides the appoint •
ment of General Von Schuler, now Ambassador at St.
Petersburgh, to the Embassy at Vienna, Baron Von Bulow
will be removed from London to St. Petersburgh, and M.
Von Liberroann from Madrid to London.
LUBECK, JUNE 14.—The Nicholas I. steam-boat has
had a very bad passage from St. Petersburgh to Tt ace-
munde. On the coast of Rugen it struck against a wreck
under water, and became so leaky that it is doubtful when
it will be able to leave that port.