The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-15 00:00:00

GREECE.

Intelligence from Athens, to the 28th, announces
that a Te Deuni had been sung in the Catholic
church of that city, to celebrate the fact of the re-
turn of his HOLINESS to Rome. M. LoNnos, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, together with the
French, Austrian, and Bavarian Ambassadors, were
present on the occasion.
A Te Deum had also been chanted at Patras ; but
the Italian refugees had been permitted unfortunately
to insult the priest after the conclusion of the cere-
mony. The individual at whose instigation this out-
rage was committed is the same person, according to
the Paris Constitutionnel, who assassinated the chief
of the arsenal at Venice.

of the new Ambassador,
TURKEY.
The Austrian Ambassador, Count VON STURMER,
quitted Constantinople on the 28th. Till the arrival
pointed, the duties of the embassy will be carried on
by M. VON KLEGH, Secretary of
Legation. Count
who has not yet been ap-
pointed,
fora
STEMMER has been the Austrian representative at the
Austrian Commissioner at St. Helena at the time the
period of eighteen years. He was the
Emperor NAPOLEON was there. At his departure
Count STURMER was accompanied by nearly the
whole of the diplomatic corps, and a Turkish ship of
the line fired a salute. It is not surprising that the
American and Sardinian Ambassadors did not accom-
pany him ; but it was remarkable that no person be-
longing to the Tuscan and Neapolitan Embassies
were there, though both were in the frequent habit of
partaking of his hospitality.
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e(rTeirs preAY.)—The Ministers
present Lord John
assembled in Council this afternoon, at one o'clock, at
Russell, who returned to town last evening, from Os-
borne-house, from a 'visit to the Queen, the Marquis
of Lansdowne, the Earl of Minto, Viscount Palmer-
ston, Earl Grey, Sir George Grey, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, Sir John C. Hobhouse, Sir F. T.
Baring, and the Right Hon. Fox Maule. Lord John
Rttssell
, , after the Council, was expected to leave town
for Pembroke-lodge, and Earl Grey for his seat at
Ilwe
Datchet. The Marquis of Clanricarde still continues
indisposed.

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NEPAULESE EMBASSY.—On Monday next
Shumshere
Ambassador from the Court of Nepaul,
HANOVER and his distinguished
relatives, Cole
gel
General Jung Bahadoor Koonwur Ranajee,
uel Juggart Shuroshere Jung, Colonel Dheri
Zoological Gardens, to witness the unrivalled entertainments
of that establishment.
Jung, and suite will honour the R•yal Surrey
terton gave his manual concert yesterday, when be performed
'SQUARE ROOMS.—Mr. Frederick Chat-
several of his own fantasias on the harp with his usual excel-
lence. He was assisted by several of the leading artistes, both
vocal and instrumental, who are now so numerous in town.
The most interesting novelty of the day was the debut of
Mdlle. Cora Stelli, a pupil of Signor Schira, who sung with
great artistic finish, " Why did we love ?" a ballad by Mac-
farren, and a French romance.

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been killed by the two policemen at Liverpool has resulted
The
Inquest on the body of the man alleged to have
in the acquittal of the ?muted.