The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-07 00:00:00

often in advance.

" Money flows into the public Treasury. The
payment of the last six monthly payments of th•
rents has left us a reserve of 110,000,000.
"It must be evident to every sensible man
that these facts are the indices of a situation of
things which is fundamentally good."

The Gange arrived at Marseilles yesterday,
with accounts from Constantinople to the 29th

ultimo.

An order, received by telegraph from London,
directs that three steamers and six gunboats shall
re-enter the Black Sea.

A French squadron is ordered hitherto to co-
opexate with the British fleet, as the Isle of
Serpents question is not satisfactorily settles;.
An Austrian squadron is also ordered here.
Admiral Lord Lyons remains here. Resch.id
Paella has given a fete to his lordship.
Servia has applied to the great powers for the
increase of her army.

Austria supports the application of Montenegro
for an extension of frontier, but all negotiations
had been again put an end to by a renewal of
hostilities between the Turks and Montenegrins.
The Euphrates Railway has been definitively
conceded to an English company.
The French steamer th 3 Lyonnais, under the
command of Captain Magnan, has returned to
Belgrade ; she is to go up the river as far as
Pesth, and then proceed to Vienna.

A joint-stock ship-building company has just
been formed at St. Petersburg, under something
more than Government patronage, I)r the greater
part of the shares have been already taken by va-
' rious members of the Imperial family, and by some
of the more ancient and powerful Rus iian nobility.
Twenty commercial screw steamers of the very
largest class are to be built iu the first instance.
Some of them will be constructed in America, some
in England, and a few in the Gulf of Finland.
They are to trade to the Black Sea, the Danube,
and the Levant. If it be found that more are de-
sirable, more will progressively be added.

A letter just received from Vienna, dated Oct. 3,
says :—" Baron Hubner arrived hen) on the 2d.
He was instructed by the Cabinet to represent to
the King of Naples the serious consequences of re-
sisting the demand of the Western Powers. It is
generally believed in Vienna that his Neapolitan
Majesty did not give him an opportunity of com-
municating either his own opinions or those of his
Government."

The Paris correspondent of the Times (second
edition), in his letter dated yesterday, says :
" According to the latest accounts from Naples
the King is less than ever disposed to make con-
cessions, while the fermentation in the public
mind is at tho highest pitch. The remon-
strances of the Powers are throughout treated
with indifference or arrogam; and there is
every prospect that the Ring, whose strength
is in his weakness, will adopt a system
of passive resistance, and thus defy France and
England to do their worst. He feels himself
strong in the sympathy of Russia ; and I regret
to say that Austria, notwithstanding appearances,
is suspected, at Naples at least, of playing, as
usual, a double part, At all (wents, since the
visit of M. Hubner, the Kin g has manifested
even less disposition towards a o miciliatory policy.
The anxiety is intense ; and, with the financial
crisis in France, and the discontent it natu-
rally produces, his Neapolitan Prlajesty probably
anticipates no demonstration on the part of this
country. I have reason to believe th at no resolu-
tion has as yet been come t, with reference to
that question ; and it is certain tha .t the Em-
peror Napoleon is not disposed to make any
demonstration which would have the effect of
encouraging the Italian malcontents to rise
against their Government. At the councils,
which are held since the Emperor's retu xn, it is
intimated that no step will be tak( m which
would provoke a catastrophe,
ar ends auger the
dynasty of Naples ; and the id ea
of a hostile
act in order to extort concessi ons which the
King refuses to grant, is, I am a ssu red, out of
the question. Under such circum stances, I can-
not oven now affirm whether the n aval .squadron
lying in the waters of Toulon will be sent to the
BAy of Naples, as its presence woul d d. bt, he