The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-01 00:00:00

he highest nobility that Austria will sooner or
later " break with the Western Powers, and rcturn
to her former friends."

According to advices of the IGth from Bessarabia
the Frontier Commission has come to a standstill

at Bolgrad. It is said that Russia offers to con-
struct a road at her own expense through the
Yalpuck Sea, and besides promises not to fortify
Bolgrad ; but it is hardly probable that the Allies
will consent to settle such an important matter iu
such an unsatisfactory way.

Up to four o'clock p.m. on the 26th nothing was
officially known at Vienna of the arrest in Lom-
bardy of certain ci-devant members of the Anglo-
Italian Legion ; but if any of the men who returned
to Austria were deserters, the probability is that
the prevalent rumour, according to which they
have been sent to the fortrc:ss of Mantua, is correct.

PRANCE.
*, TUDAY EVENING.
The Moniteur of to-P dayARIS announESoes that the Em-
peror, the Empress, and the Prince Imperial were
to leave Biarritz on the 30th of S3ptenaber, at 1
p.m. Their Majesties would sleep at Bordeaux,
where they would remain the Ist of October,
and arrive at St. Cloud on the 2d. One of the
first subjects which will occupy his Majesty's atten-
tion is that of the finance.
The Pays contains an article on the Russian cir-
cular note, which appears to emanate from some
official source. The Pays doubts if the text of the
despatch is exact, although it appears to believe
that the circular represents the general views of the
Cabinet of St. Petersburg on the affairs of Greece
and Naples. The article concludes by saying that
if tha document in question is exact, it regrets the
language which Prince Gortschakoff has employed,
because it is feeble and petulent.
The Emperor yesterday reviewed at Bayonne the
35th and 46th regiments of the line, just returned
from the Crimea.

A letter from Copenhagen of the 25th, in the
Moniteur, says :—" Prince Napoleon arrived yes
terday at Copenhagen; and immediately had a
private audience of the King, after which his Im-
perial Highness retired to an apartment which had
been prepared for him, and received a visit from
his Majesty, who presented to him the grand cor-
don of the Order of the Elephant. All the persons
attached t 3 the expedition afterwards had the ho-
nour of being presented to his Majesty. At five
o'clock there was a grand dinner in the Hall of the
Knights, where covers were laid for 100, among the
guests being the ministers, the great dignitaries of
the Court, and the principal personages of the
State. All the persons forming part of the expedi-
tion, the officers of the Reine Hortense, and the
personnel of the French Legation were also pre-
sent. Prince Napoleon was placed on the right of
his Majesty. Towards the close of the dinner, the
King rose and proposed a toast to the health of the
Emperor of the French, and soon afterwards ano-
ther to Prince Napoleon, who replied in a short
speech and proposed the health of his Majesty.
While the toasts were being drunk the band sta-
tioned in the orchestra played the French and
Danish national airs. After dinner, the royal
family and their guests proceeded to the theatre,
where the diplomatic corps had assembled with a
numerous and fashionable audience. Out of
compliment to his Imperial Highness the re-
presentations were quite French. After the over-
ture of the " Muette," a comedy of Moliere trans-
lated into Danish was performed, and was followed
by a ballet, the libretto of which, printed in French,
was distributed among the persons present. Both
on entering and leaving the theatre, the King and
his Imperial guest were received with the loudest
acclamations. On the following morning, Prince
Napoleon visited the arsenal, and afterwards re-
ceived in the salons of the French legation the
Ministers of State and the diplomatic corps, who
had assembled on the initiative of the Russian
Minister, who presented to the Prince Rear-Admi-
ral de Glassenap, who is attached to the staff of
the Emperor Alexander."
The government has received a report from Chef
de Bataillon Morell of the marines, now acting ad
interim, as Governor of Senegal, dated 13th August
last. After giving an account of an excursion made
by that officer in the upper country as far as the
new post of Medine; situate•at the foot of the cata-
racts of Felon, the document states that the influ-
ence among the native tribes of Al-Hadjl, the fanatic
propagator of Islamism, had considerably decreased,
and that a number of those who have hitherto been
hostile to the French have recently made their
submission. The report adds that the most perfect
tranquility prevails on the river from St. Louis as
far as Medine, and recommends persons engaged
in commerce to send a sufficient supply of mer-
chandise to the different trading establishments
for the supply of the natives. The last accounts
which had reached Senegal from Podor announced
the arrival of large supplies of gum.
A letter from Constantinople of the 18th Sept.,
in the Semaphore of Marseilles, says :—" The Prus-
sian steam corvette Dantzick, which recently an:
rived here from Malta, where she had put in after
her expedition against the pirates of the Riff, is to
form part of the flotilla which, !according to the
treaty of Paris, is to be stationed at the mouths of
the Danube. The French steam-corvette Chapta
arrived here yesterday from the Black Sea,' after
having towed the Alerte steam gun-boat to the
mouth of the Danube."

BOURSE, Sept. 30. The market has been rather
more buoyant, as it has been reported that the
sending of the French fleet to Naples had been
adjourned; but a reaction took place when it was
known that the English papers insisted on sending
the fleets. The following were the last quota-
tions :

Caah. fr. a. End oftleuth.
4. per Cents ...... SO —f. —O.
5 per Cents 67 50 67 50
New Loan 67 50
131nk Shares 4,010 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,552 50 Austrian
3olgian Fives L'Gi Spanish Threes
Piedmontese(s)...... Home Debt ...,..„

RAILWAYS—PCB CASH.
If. e. fr. o
Orleans 1,297 53 Western 892 59
Northern .. O 950 --- Strasburg
Lyons . 1,265 Now Ditto
Hediterranean 1,750 Grand Contral
Lyons Geneva 730 Taste
Cette 687 50 Austrian Com. ...... 788 57