The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-09 00:00:00

ODESSA, OCT. 13.—Lord Durham left this town on
the 10th to continue his journey to Petersburg. Messrs.
Drinkwater and de Rous accompany him as far as Prelaja
Tserkew, where the Emperor will review several corps of
of the army. From that place these two gentlemen intend
to return to Odessa, where they will go on board the
Pluto steam-boat, and visit some other puts in the Black
Sea. Lord Durham visited our most considerable public
establishments, such as the Richelieu Museum, the Li-
brary, the Hospital, the Jewish School. The Pluto is
gone, for the present, to Nicolajeff, having completed its
term of quarantine here.
Attsttatood, Nov. 4.—lt is reported at Breda, on
-ood authority, that the head-quarters of the army are to
lip
tran;ferred from Tilburg to Bois le Duc.
belt is now po,,!tively. affirmed that there is foundation for
the rof Count Orloff to the Hague.
The re orts of a Misso
adjournment of the
cond Chamber till the 23d
is to give time to the sections to complete their exami-
nations of the financial laws, and to communicate their
objections to the Government, which on its b. de is engaged
in removing and answering those objections.
Countess Orloff arrived on the sth at Utrecht, anci ,after
a short stay, set out for Amsterdam.
BRUSSELS, Nov. s.—The Duke de Bassano, Peer of
France, the friend and confidant of Napoleon, was yester-
day at Brussels, having come to see his son, the Marquis
fie Bassano, who is on the point of leaving this city for
Madril
The Illere!cre says—" It is again in contemplation to
convert the National_ Loan of 48 millions, called Roths-
child's Loan, into Three per Cent. Stock ; a certain time
would be granted to the holders to choose between the ac-
ceptance of the new stock, calculated at 75 francs, for
3 per cent. interest and the ,Tpayment of the present stock
at par, on pain of losing the 'mi.:rest at the expiration of
the time given. It is said that the L:Toject of law regulat-
ing this important affair will be presentee to the Chambers
at the be inning of their Session, which wilt open on Tues-
day next. The Speech from the Throne wt;: doubtless
mention this circumstance.
" One of the clauses of the contract entered into
the house of Rothschild seemed to take away the option
of reducing the interest, or, or least, to be liable to be so
understood. A parson has been appointed to negociate
with the great banker oft the means of removing the diffi-
culties; ft is hoped he will suelleed, if he has not already
done sce—littissels, Nov. 6.
The budget of the etpenditure of the year 1836 has just
been seta to the residences of the Members of the Cham-
ber of Representatives. The stung required for the reve-
ral branches of the service amounted to 84,379,849 f.
Among the items are Department of Justice, bf447,627f. ;
Foreign Affairs, 647,000 E ; Marine, 659,000 f. ; the Inte-
rior, 10,814,648 f. ; War—ordinary charges, 25,000,000 f. ;
Extraordinary charges, 13,100,000E—Total 38,100,000 E;
Public Debt, 12,168,000 f.
Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington and family:have
arrived at Brussels from Aix-la-Chapelle.
An Antwerp journal states that a convention has been
concluded and ratified between the magistrates of Louvaine
and the Archbishop
.and Bishops, according to which, the
Catholic University is to be fixed at Louvaine.
VIENNA, OCT. 28.—flet Imperial Highness the Arch-
Juan" Sophia, consort of the Archduke Francis Charles,
was safely delivered of a daughter last night at eleven
o'clock. This is the first daughter of the Archduke Francis
Charles, who has already three sons. Both the Arch-
duchess and the young Princess are doing well.
FnoNTlElli* OF BOHEMIA, OCT. 27.—Count
the agent of Don Carlos at Vienna, has, according to ac-
counts from that city, gone on a journey, respecting the
object of which various reports are in circulation. The
most probable is, that he is gone to Trieste, or, according
to others, to Genoa or Turin, to have a meeting with the
friends of Don Carlos to discuss several matters, especially
the financial questions, which are becoming more and more
urgent.