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

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TURIN, MONDAY.

We have just recived a report of the speech:B
and resolutions of the meeting Which was lately
held at Glasgow, to promote the liberation of Italy
from the oppression of foreign soldiers. An allusion
which was to-day made to it produced the b.kt
effect in the Chamber of Deputies.

According to advices received from Berlin, yes-
terday, Prince Napoleon is expected there from he
6th to the 10th of this month, thus returning the
visit of Prince Frederick William to Paris. The
Queen of Prussia, has postponed her journey to
Dresden.

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MEXICO AND SPAIN..
MEXICO, MARCIE 30.
The preliminary proceedings In the ta,s'e of the
Spanish assassinations have termtnited.
It is proved that the sons of General Alvarez
were the instigators of-the orimo.

If an execusion should t .ke places, of which there
is real In to d 'ubt on account of tire weakness of
the Governweut, the intelligence will be forwarded
to H.vana, in order to prevent the arrival of the
Spanish fleet.

On the other hand, the British Charge d'Affaires
his cominuuicated a note front his Government,
which allows nine days to bring M. D,,gallado be-
fore the Tribunals ; failing which, the Minister will
retire, together with the menitera of his legation.

FRANCE.
Our letter from Paris, dated yeAerday evening,
had not arrived when we went to press.

JaillA.
• VIENNA, MAY 2-
' &Fable information was yesterday received from
Jassy that the agitation in favour of the Union is
not to the taste of the Moldavian nation. A pri-
vate letter from Jassy, of the 25th of April, con-,
t tins the following information.
On his arrival at Jassy on the 20th of April the
Austrian Commissary was received with great
ceremony by the Moldavina Government, and
two, days later the Unionists male a demonstra-
don in favour of the Reprer.entative of Sardinia.
lOn crossing the frontier at Fokschani the Austrian'
Commissary was met by a guard of honour, which
escorted him to Jassy. When at a distance of some
six,or seven miles from the capital, the Governor of
'he district pi esen ted himself to M. von Lieman, and
welcomed him in the name of the Kaimaikan, to
Moldavia. On entering the city he was reeved by
a deputation of Boyards, which accompanied him to
a palace belonging to Prince Ghika, that had been
placed at his dispos d. Within half-au-hour from the
time of the arrival of the Austrian diplomatist, he
had received the visit from the Kaimikan. As the
Conservatives had ha I things entirely in their own
way on the 20th, tne Radicals resolved to make a
counter-demonstration on the 22d. A number of
I men, carrying flags and wearing foreign c lours
marched in front of the carriage in which sat the
Sardinian Commissioner, and a vast crowd accom-
panied him to his lodgings. Having shouted
" Vivat !" in honour of the Turin diplomatist until
they were tiled, the mob paid a visit to the houses
tnhabited by the Moldavian Ministers Katargi and
Istratti, and roared Pereat .f" with such hearty
goodwill that some of the Jassy fasbionables got
nervous and fincied that the peace of the city
was about to be disturbed. A flag-bearer—a
foreigner was arrarted in the street, and another
individual was sei.7.-r^d in their barracks by the
gendarmes, " for offering to give 'hem money and
union manifestoes." On the 24th April, w en
the Pruss.an Commissary mada his entry, every-
thing was qu'et The Moldavian Government re-
ceived Safeet Effendi, the Turkish Commissary,
with great pomp and ceremony.
Yesterdry the Emperor signed the "Currency
Convention." Baron Krauss, the ex-Minister of
Finances, who is now a member of the Conmil of
the Empire, strongly objected to the ratification of
the convention, and it is whispered that he was
supported by every one of his colleagues.

RUSSIA.
BERLIN, MAY 3.
The most interesting subjects connected with
Russia just now are the new tariff that is t
be published wale of these; days, and ti)e
new railways that are to be bu it at some future
period. With reference to the first, there is very
little chance of its being promulgated before the
close of the present year's navigation.
The next subject of interest is the great railway
scheme. In St. Petersburg there is a talk of th,
term for keeping open the subscription lists being
prolonged, and permission being given for subscrip-
tions being received in Moscdw, Odessa, end other
cities of the empire. Hitherto it was incumbent
on every speculator to appear in St. Petersburg,
either in person or by attorney, for the purpose of
subscribing. The bait lately held out to the public
at large by the Russian Government, in permitieg
these railway shares to be taken at par in deposit
on the part of persons who have to give security t,
the Government, will have no other effect than to
produce a few illusory quotations of high prices in
Russia itself. The bulk of speculators there even
will 113 unaffected by this gracious offer, and, as re-
gards other couotr:es, there can hardly bs a dozen
men who can in any way make use of the advan-
tage offered them. Some person has writ en to the
Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung from here, and stated
that, now that all attempts at introducing the
Rus=ian railway shares into the various Stock-
Excha'tges of Europe have tetatly failed, the origi-
nators of the scheme intended to put up with the
first lo,s, and to ferfeit their deposit of 20,000,000 f.,
but, theugh this has been written, and printed into
the bargaie, third is no necessity to believe it. A
few days b Lek four French engine: es passed through
here on their way to Wilma, where they are to take
in hand the railway works about to be prosecuted
there in c,:ntin um ion of the Petersburgh-Warsaw
line; and it is this line evidently, with its branches
t . Prussia, which will be the first and main object
of attention to the Government, as offering the
greatest advantages to the commercial world, and
possessing the best chances of paying.