The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-04 00:00:00

THE MOLDAVIAN ELECTIONS.

The Minis!erial Oesterreichische Correspondenz of
Vienna thus makes known to the world that the
Monavian elections were aunteled by the Porte,
at th 4 requeit of alt the parties to the treaty of
March 30 :

"On tie 27th of August, Prince Kallimachi, the
Turkish Ambassador at this Court, made known to
the Government of his Majesty the Emperor that
the Sublime Port; having noted (akt neh,mend) the
communications received' from the Vienna and Lon-
don Cabinets, issued or lers that the Moldavian
Elections shonld be annulled, and that new ones
hould take Om in 15 days from the time of the recept
of the orders relating theret'.
" Similar communications have :also been made to
those Governments whose reprasentative4, in consequence
of the recent difference, had broken off their diplomatic
relations with the Purte.

" The latest intelligence from the Turkish capital is,
that the representatives of the Sates above alluded to
have renewed their diplomatic relations with the P,J.te,
and hoisted their flags on their respective residences."
The Moldavian Secretary of State ad interim, has
published in the official paper the following article
on the subject of c3rtain coufidental letters which,
about a fortnight since, figured in the columns of
almost all the leading organs of the press :
"Several newspapers have published letters relating to
the Principality of Moldavia, which were stotea from the
Kaimakan,Prince Glnaky-Vogorides, and not lost by him,
as the persons who received them asserted. The c-intents
aud text of the letters in question were greatly altered
in the publication, and the undersigned Sacretery of
State ad interinz has therefore been instructed by his
Excellency Prince Kaimakan, formally to deny the
authenticity of several phrases which wore invented by
a small party that does not hesitate to calumniate most
respectable persons, in order to make them hostile to the
Kaimakan. _ _

" A. PrIOTIUS,
" Secretary of State ad interim."

Sir Thomas Wyse, EnglA minister at Athens,
arrived at Vienna some days aga from Carlsbad,
having' received orderi from his government to re-
turn immediatey to his post.

" Count Buol," says a letter from. Vienna of the
30th, "yesterday hid a I.)rtg conference with S:r
H. Seymour, the EfOish arubissador, and in Vie
evening deiptches were sent off to Baron de Pro-
keseh at Constantinople."

A I eleczraphic despa!-ch from Hamburg annwauce 4
that the King of Deirnark has enivoked. the Dirt
of the Duchy of LAuenbiarg for the 9th, to deli-
berate on new e3nstituqon,tl measures t.) be sub-
mitted by the 61overntneut. •

The Duke and Duchess de Brabant, after attend-
ing the opening of the Exhibi ion of Fine Arts at
Brusels on Tlvsday, w.-it by a special train to
Malines to receive the Grand Duch-ss Maklr4ilovna
of Russia, and her husband Dulce C4,2.ocfiC of Medi--
b)nhurg Strelitz. Shortly after their arrival a'.
Mantles, the Grand Duchess and the Duke arrived
from Germany, and the illustrious personages
passed some time ,together at the slation. Toe
Grand Duchess and the Duke then proceeded to
Ostend, where they join d the Grand •Duchess
Helen and the young Dukes of Leuchtenberg, wh
have been staying there some time. The Duke
and Duchess di Brabant, on their part, returned to
Brussels, and in the evening attended the Thea't e
de la Monnaie, whip h te-orened for the ileAson with
the opera of La Rine de Ohypre.

The Madrid journals of the 29th ultimo contain
no oth€r news than that M. klidalp, Atailan
charge d'affaires in tint city, had, in consequence
of the rup!ur e of diplomatic relations between Spain
and Mt,x'el, let Mtdrid, in obedielce t ) or Tory
from his government ; and. that negotiations nn the
Mexican afftir will henc2f,rth he carried be carried
on bAween the ambassadors of France and Eng-
land and tin Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Tie Stafietta of Turin states that the captains of
the Ferrara and Min utolu have been' dismis-m I from
the service by the Neapolitan government, as b
ing respoumible for the treasonal)l9 cora spondenee
and arms t'iey cn b-ard. The same journal
states that a few political arrests were made at
Turin on the 31st ult.

Thl Giornale di Roma of the 27th n't. promul-
gates t ie concordat concluled 133 tween the Holy
See and the Kingdom of Wurtenily,srg. The Gior-
nale publishes the document in the orig:nal Latin.