The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-06 00:00:00

civilisation. Places visaed by glory have 9
immorality her}}es. Marked by an unrx3ll3l,l
event, this small is'arld of S'. Helena i.}-,2)13F:,
midst of the sea, an historical mob tunent. -1-Nut;
will ever office it from the memory of mall.,
Imp,rial Louvre will not eclipse the house at 0":,
wood, it} will the crypt at the In7alid,s Or"
oblivion on the Atlantic tomb. The w/I°l6i
prance will thus unite in the augilst ,
whizh surrounds us with a fresh veneration
prof tned relics, and rescue them from mercan'l
degradations, to restore them to the piety of t
tory."

..
The Grand Dui{e conversed a good dial 1111'
Mar.,hal Pais ier at the ball given by the 111ini'5,
of Marine the other night. Their remarks Ilal
rally turned upon Sel)mtopol. "When I lies
.that you had taken the command" his 1-lig"",)
il
said, "and that you had selected Malakhofra'tfi
point a attack, I knew that the place must 10,1
and th,,t it was only a ve4ion of time. 01rrb.$1
ject was .o prolong the defence till win er." '',J
the otter Duke said is not recorded. It iof,
11
that his Highness is to be named an 'lo'
inernb.r of ill:: Academy of Sciences in Perris.
01;
The Ministerial journal of yesterday Le PaYs c
grins the following paragraph.
T. DeP
" A private telegraphic despatch' received at .1- fl
announces that the treaty of peace conc'uded-be""vi
Great Britain and Persia had not been ratified bl .0
Court of Teheran. We know from private inforul,:tio
that this news is inaccurate. The text of the traw',)
account of the stab-. of the roads, could not arll`o-i.
Teheran before the 15th or 20th of April, and, s' 3
t,ir,
35 chip at least are required to go from the cor".o-1!
Persia to the first telegraphic station, it is phYsiod'
impossible that the reply of the Court of Teheran c
be known at this moment."

The following telegraphic despatch has been
ceived in Paris

",MARSEILLES, May sth.—The Journal de tYbir
stantinople of, the 27th announces that the $ll,l
had recognised the authority of Schamyl, and,l%
preparing to break the truce with Russia anV't,
the Cireasstans. The Sultan has sent the 00e,
the Medjidie to the King of Prussia. A ce°,",
from Athens of the 29th state that the discusso"
thy, budget is advancing ; that of the Ministef
Public instruction has been adopted unanialorlgo,
The Minister of the Finance has presented a 0
customs tariff, based on that of the princip3l
tries of Europe. Letters from Bugia of the
state that the crops present the most favour/
appearance."

BOLTESE, May s.—The following were the
quotations :

Cash. fr. c.
4A per Cents
02

End of Month.
92fr.
69 40

3 per Cents 69 10
Bank Shares 4,309

Credit Mobilier 1,305 Roman
Do. Account 1,1.0 -- Austrian

Belgian 4.
Piedniontese (5) 9O 59 Home Debt .........
RAILWAYS—FOR CASH. tf
tr c. 70
Orleans 1,4E21— Western ..............• ep
Northern - ........... • 1,5
Lyons 1,485 New Ditto ........••• &10
Mediterranean 2,005 Grand Central ...... 570,
Geneva
1.1.i6i - Austrian Cum. ..... • d

RUSSIA.

The Russian Government, it has been statete
lately founded at Astrakan a large establl'u,'o.
for the construcion of machines 'intended
war steamers which are to form part of the
of the Caspian Sea. Russia at the present 111°,
has only three establishments of this kill'
belonging to MM. Scheplew, Brothers, in tbe,
vernment of Wislimir ; another, at Malzow,
Government of Kalouga ; and the third',
Nijni-Novogorod. The last named, which 180)
nearest to Astrakan, is still at a distance of.
werats (about 1,406 miles) from it. This dl6O
has much impeded the development of stealn.°l
gation on the Caspian SCA, and the fora-0,0 V
this new establishment will tend, it is expects
give a considerahl9 impulse to the corninerce
Russia w;th the East.

AUSTRIA.
A letter from 'Vienna, in the Boersen,oo
Hamburg, ascribes the precipitate depart,u.roo
Prince Daniel) from that capitsl to two racu',,ls
to the delay that took place in the reply to Oar]
sire for an audience with the Emperor, and teem
spatch from Montenegro stating that the disLitliT
state of the country had so much increased °-
further absence would be highly injudicions•coe
A letter from Vienna of the Ist says „t 0
Szechenyi who has been charged to conclu-b'ori
business of the Austrian legation at St. Petl3sdof
during the absence of Count Esterhazy, ha9,"tolit
audience of the Einp,,ror to take leave, and 11,50,0 of:
part to-morrow for his post. The Emperor PA or
proved of the monetary conven•ion oonchlu:tioi,
the 24th Jan. last, and an exchange of ratific,"„til
with all the Governments concerned in it is"°.:`,
to take place at Vienna. Prince Sou znt m 1,3011
of Greed at St. Petersburgh, pased. throng-0,
city a few days ago on his way to the Russian C:rto
The Empress proposes, it is said, after her `r of
from Bangary to pay a visit to her august Pi 1111
at the Chateau of Possenhofen, in Btvaria.,
0 troubles in China are beginning to make 03'.4
felt in our silk trade, and several of our inf/,(10
portant dealers have already sent agents to
to purchase Chinese raw silk. The silk er'''
Lombardy this year is looked on as lost." ady",
Another letter from Vienna says 66 It haVA
mentioned in our diplomatic circles, in a 1.4.!
positive manner, that a conciliatory step 11,3-,00,
been made by the cabinet of Turin towards ,64100 P
This pacific manifestation of the Sardinian c'i,,fos,
has not, it is true, come to the knowledge :'sir°:
Austrian cabinet in a direct manner, but itAl
considered the less satisfactory. It is stale-,.esell
the cabinet of the Tuileries, on pressing rereiii"
tations made to the court of Sardinia, has reet,e4
from .Turin a reply which is represented a 3 000
of a nature to induce the cabinet of V.:.enho'
sent to the resumption of diplomatic relatiovi
tween the two court=." Clet;
I Count de Buol addressed on April 2 ty.) the
man courts a circular on the Austro-Sardimil4
ference, in which he renews his attempt to '0
t)
from the Germanic Confederation a 0-uarant cor
the Italian possessions of Austria. A Berl,
respondent of the
.Nord of Brussels, which is% ei
hostile to Austria, intimates that the Geonii Pfl
vernments, instructed by experience, will Ile' Oel
gage their responsibility for interests in whichhave no concern. Since the above despate'lif
written, a somewhat better fe?ling seems to
prung up betwe3n Austria and Piedmont.

SPAIN. i!t/
The Madrid journals of the Ist have artiVe:teY,l
the opening of the Cortes, which, as stated lUve
graph, took place on that day, Marshal 01)°',
did not take his place in the Senate, but 10",(V
petted to do so in a fe,w days. It was said Os?
se nsions had broken out in the Government riblitle,
rity, but accordinz to the partisans of the 03 ope
they did not endanger its existence, being per
caused by differences of opinion relative to the 0V
sons selec ed to form the bureau of the
cd interim. Rumours were prevalent that te
;tor,
surrection in the province of Granada was `„ tli;
cent, and that the local authorities ti ere t'tlieQi
qui rive ;. also, that among other precautions, ,5
had sent off two large detachments of tr07;00
Antequera and Ronda, with orders to cros"coll'
attempt at disturbance. The discovery of ;`,. 01/
spiracy in Andalusia was spoken of. A bill I°oo'
eform of the mortgage system was to be prese
to the Cortes.

riot The Brussels journals publi,h a despate'lrir, °
Berlin, dated Saturday, wilch states that,'„ pgi/i1
Napoleon is to pay a visit to the Prussian
in that city, about the Bth or 10th of this OPeoll:
Ttiis visit is, it is said, intended to be a CouL-03O:
return of that which Prince Frederick Wril.,"'oo"
Prus,ia paid to the Court of the Tuileries"
months ago.

The Borsenhaiie of Hamburg announces t. tithe
representatives of all the powers which eignecoV
treaty of Paris assembled on the 21st ult. 31".,0106
stantinople to deliberate on the memoir
up by the commission charged to present °Till
conference the report on the principalities. "
leas
memoir indicates the modifications which it "101
be for the interest of the principalities t°lo4
made, and they comprise almost all the artjeciy °
the firman convoking the Divans. The jelln-or
Vienna agree in saying that the elections 0-` j-101°'
bars of the Divan are adjourned to the 15th

The Grand Council of the Canton of Fri"re'lli°
which the ultramontane element dominates' the
terminated in four sittings the first debate
new constitution. The draft, which was 01,
by
a committee of fifteen, has not underge',:ti,le;"
importaut modifications, except in the
which appeared to leave some doubts on re"SiO'
guarantees—and these articles have been 133°;,a di!
in accordance with the spirit which prevails —1111"
council. A remarkable incident °centred. Dolt',
draft declared that ecclesiastics should noubo4 i"
legislative, executive, or judicial functionslLtiog'
did not deprive them of the right of i," pre-
Bishop Marilley, however, in a let.er to t"epol
sident, prayed the council not to accord all 00'
tical rights whatever to ecclesiastics, as tb`"fig t/
nothliop it
rests of religion required them to have
do with political conflicts. After some cllscu,s6 vao
was decided that laymen alone should ta'enaiti
in elections. The draft declires that the 1),:,,,0eftt
of death shall not be inflicted for political 01'10
but re-establishes it for sundry great cronesr:
last confititu-tio4 did sway with a auogeth'