The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-19 00:00:00

RUSSIA..

The Emperor of Russia ratified the treaty of
peace before leaving for Moscow. On bis return
the Czar will visit the provinces of the Baltic.
A letOr from Warsaw of the 11th says :—" The
Emperor has arrived at Moscow. The visit of the
CzAr to Moscow is in conformity with the esta-
blished custom. Every time that any great poli-
tical act has been consummated, the sovereign goes
to"the old capital of. Russia. The Emperor is said
to he very well satisfied with his visit to Finland ;
at Helsingfors he returned most warmly the saluta-
tions of the people who thronged round his carriage,
and several times spoke to them in the Swedish lan-
guage. On his return to St. Petersburg, his Ma-
jesty told M. de Tourkoull, the Minister for Po-
land, that heintended to visit that country very
shortly, and hoped to be as well satisfied with his
journey there as he was with that which he had
just made into Finland. Orders have been given
to suspend the recruitment for the army, and the
recruits who had already been collected have been
sent. back to their homes.

Letters front St. Petersburg announce that the
precise frontiers between Russia and Sweden will
be shortly fixed.

AUSTRIA.
A letter frornVienna,of the 13th says :—" In
the audience given yesterday by the Emperor
to the prelates to deliver their address, the _Empe-
ror replied in Latin as follows In coming to an
understanding with the Holy
,See, in order to ful-
fil the duties of a Christian and of a prince, I glory
in proving by my acts, my faith and my hope in
Him by whom kings reign, and I fully com-
prehend how much the bonds of civil society are
consolidated by the sentiment of religion. What
I have proinised I will execute with the fidelity
,becoming a man and an Emperor. Such a
great work, however, cannot be completed except
by the union of forces. It belongs to you, vener-
able prelates, to join your efforts to mine and
amongst yourselves, in order that the faith and all
that is just and honest may flourish among us, and
hear the abundant fruits of salvation and peace.
Have confidence in me, as I have in you. God
will be with us'.' "

"We learn from a good source," says the Post
Ampt Gazette, " that Baron de Keller will repre-
sent Austria at the conference which is to take
place at Bucharest for the organisation of the Prin-
cipalities."

A letter from Vienna, in the Independence
Beige, says :—" The waters of the Danube.
have not been SQ low for the last twenty years ;
they have reached such a point that some spots
of the channel which separates the town from
the sulturb4 of .Leopoldstadt can be passed on
foot. It results that the commerce of Upper
Austria, which' is. Conducted by watt; is entirely
suspended, the smallest boats not being able to
underta.ile the passage. It is to be desired that,
in order to protect the commerce of the East and
West from similar interruptions, we may he speedily
connected by .a railway with Linz and Papau on
the one side, aud;;Belgade on the other."

BELGIUM. •
The Emancipattok of Brussels says :•-•" Several
journals have lately published a piece of intelli-
gence which has produced a certain sensation in
Belgium. They state that King Leopold intends
closing in July next the admirable political career
which he has:gone through with so much glory. to
himself and ,profits. to the Belgian people. This
:statement is quite Without foundation."