The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-28 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

Accounts from Russia contradict the reports
published by the Constantinople journals of a
victory having been gained over the Russians by
Sefer Pacha at the head of a considerable army of
Tcherkesses.

The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
:Second Edition), in his letter dated yesterday,

says :

" According to 4elegraphic intelligence from
Vienna the Turkish Ministry had resigned. I
believe no official information has reached Paris
to this effect, nevertheless the intelligence is likely
to be correct. I believe the British Cabinet has
used every endeavour to impress the Sultan with
the necessity of a most jealous observance of the
treaty. Some of the advisers of the Sultan were
by no means inclined to attach the same import-
ance England did to the Serpents' Island dispute
—a view of the question which was shared by
the representative of France ! It remains to be
seen from what pressure the present Ministry has
fallen (if such be the case) ; should it be from
English influence we may expect the Sultan to
call around him a more reforming assembly."

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY.

A private telegraphic despatch announces the
departure this day of Baron Brenier from Naples.
The parting interview with the Neapolitan Mini-
ster for Foreign Affairs was very friendly, and
Baron Brenier received assurances that every pre-
caution should be taken for the protection of
French subjects. The same assurances were given
to the English Minister, who was also to leave
Naples about the same time.

The Pays repeats the assertion it made yesterday
relative to the demand which the Porte has made
for the evacuation of the Principalities by the Aus-
trians. The semi-official contradiction of the
Austrian Correspondence it contradicts in turn.
" France," says the Pays, "has honourably kept
her engagements. France, alone free from reproach
and arriere pence towards the Congress of Paris,
cannot allow to any one power the right to judge
and arbitrate. And this which we say to Austria
we say to every other power which may find itself
similarly circumstanced."
The Debats does not credit the contradiction
given by the Austrian Correspondence to the as-
sertion of the French semi-official journal, that the
Porte protests against the Austrian occupation of
the Principalities. None of the other papers com-
ment upon the Vienna despatch. The Constitu-
tionnel does not even reproduce it. Considerable
doubts are entertained as to the correctness of the
French version of M. Thouveuel's achievements at
Constantinople.
The Paris correspondent of the Nord, in alluding
to the diplomatic despatches recently published
relative to the affairs of Naples, states that there
are thirteen others still not made public.
The following telegraphic despatches have been
received to-day
VIENNA, 26th.—Accounts from Naples announce
that the ambassadors of the Western Powers, after
having signified their recall to the Neapolitan Cabinet,
were preparing to le•4ve immediately."
" Vienna, 27th.—According to accounts from Con-
stantinople the Tr rkish Ministry has resigned."
" ST. PETERSBURG, 21st.—The Gazette du Senat pub-

lishes a declaration re-establishing the old treaties be-
tween Russia and Sardinia, and the relations which bad
been broken off by the war. Several soldiers have bad
farms given them in the domains of the State. The
tradespeople of Moscow have given 300,000 roubles to
the military hospitals." •
BOWRgE, Oct. 27.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
4i per Cents
3 per Cents 66 50 66 25
New Loan
Bank Shares 3,925 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,375 Austrian
Belgian Fives lOO Spanish Threes -
Piedmontese (5) B9 Home Debt
RAILWAYS—FOR CASH.
fr. c. fr.
Orleans 1,247 50 Western
Northern 950 Strasburg
Lyons 1,282 50 New Ditto
Mediterranean 1,640 Grand Central
Lyons Geneva 7OO Tests
Cette

visiting the public libraries, picture galleries, and
museums. It has been stated by telegraph that
the Government has given orders to its diplomatic
and consular agents to grant passports to all politi-
cal refugees ; the statement is confirmed by the
Gazette, but with the condition that as far as re-
gards Carlists they shall not be • allowed to return
unless they take an oath of fidelity to the Queen
and constitution. • The works of the Seville and
Xeres Railway are to commence on the Ist Nov.,
and to be carried on with great activity. The
cholera is making some ravages iu the province of
Pontevedro.