The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-10 00:00:00

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 1.
In a few days we shall have the the first quarter
of the new moon, and with it the beginning of the
Turkish new year.
Since the last full moon, numbers of new Minis-
terial combinations are afloat, which are gaining
every day more consistence as the period of the
new moon advances. In all these combinations it
is not so much the choice of persons which is re-
markable—all being modifications of a Redschid
Ministry—as the unanimity with which the fact of
a certain approaching change is maintained.
Nobody ought to be surprised that the Turkish
Government cannot come to any decision with
respect to all the various schemes for the invest-
ment of foreign capital in industrial and commer-
cial. undertakings. As soon as one part of the
Ministry takes up a scheme the others members
become its natural adversaries, and will do every-
thing in their power to upset, or at any rate to
retard it. As long as this state of things lasts
there is no hope of anything besides vague pro-
mises being granted.

The so-called National Banking Company has
chosen a directing committee of it, and had on
Saturday last an interview with the Grand Vizier
and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, who promised
to appoint a committee to negotiate with the' com-
pany. The company does not accept the project of
the Government for the establishment of an Otto-
man Imperial Barilr, but intends to propose a pro-
ject of its own, which, how*ver, is not yet drawn
up,...

Sir Henry Bulwer is expected ta;-day with the
French packet ; his secretary, the lion. Henry
Stanley, has already arrived.

The-Hannibal, with Sir Houston Stewart, will
leave to-morrow for Malta.

Tho Chaptal, French steam frigate, bag left fr.r
the Archipelago, so that no French men-of-war re-
main, except the aviset Ajaccio.

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.

Such French exiles as are in the Basque pro-
vinces arc to be forthwith removed to the interior
of Spain.

M. sie Kisseleff, the Russian Ambassador to the
Cou,..t of the Tuileries, is expected here shortly
a brilliant retinue. A son of Prince Paske-
witch and other members of some of the first Rus-
sian families will form part of the personnel of the
embassy. It is said to be the intention of Russia
thus to acknowledge the great eclat that has been
given, to the embassy of Count de Morny. The
military portion of the latter mission is expected t*
return to France immediately on the conclusion of
the festivities of the coronation.

To-day's Paris papers confirm the rstatement of
those of Madrid that the Grand Cordon of the
Legion of Honour has been conferred upon Mar•
shall O'Donnell.

The reported absence from Paris of the Minister
of Foreign Affairs is incorrect.
"It is said," says the Independance of Brussels,
" that after the return of the Emperor, a contract
of marriage between the youngest daughter of
Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte and the son of M.
de Cambaceres will be presented 'to his Majesty
for signature. The young man is auditor in the
Council of State."

The Supreme Tribunal of Berlin has condemned
Techen, the police agent, for his share inethe mat-
ter of the stolen despatches, to eight years of de-
tention, with hard labour, and ten years of police
surveillance.

BOURSE, Sept. 9.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. fr. e. End of Month.
4i per Cents (aid) 92 50 —f. —c.
3 per Conta 7O 90 '7l 15
New Loan 7O 80
Bank Shares — Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,675 A.nstrian ... 88

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