The Sun. — 1854-09-12 (London, England)

BELGIUM. The King of the Belgians and the rest of the Royal family left Brussels on Sunday morning (10th), at ten o'clock for Courtray by railwaii Count de Marnix, Marshal of the Palace ; 001001 de Moerkerke, aide-camp to the Duke de Brabse and the ladies of honour to the princesses, accote' panied the Royal party.  The Austrians, in their proclamation, studiously avoid anything which could give the slightest offence to Russia. They ignore the presence of Omer Pacha, with 20,000 men, in Bucharest ; of Dervish Pasha, the Turkish Commissioner ; and only make the slightest possible allusion to the Sultan having anything whatever to do with the arrangements iu Wallachia ; but the authorities are told in very plain terms to whom they are in future to address themselves for instructions. Omer Pacha is said to be much annoyed by the arrangements which are being made, and at the proclamation which has been issued. It is not known hero what the Turkish troops are to do, but nobody expects that the two armies will remain at the same time in Wallachia during the winter. It is not of much consequence if the Turks are obliged to return to Rustchuk at present, as they could not carry on operations much longer this year, and they are as well in Turkey as Wallachia for winter quarters, but in the spi ing the Austrian occupation will surely not be considered as debarring the Ottoman forces from a free passage through the Principalities, should next year's operations require it, as it is nearly certain they will, if war continues.  The Cologne Gazette contains the following from Vienna, dated the 7th : " Count Buol gave ye9terday a grand dinner, in honour of the Russian Ambassador. Baron de Meyendorff. Prince Gortschakoff and all the Russian Legation were invited. The Baron leaves this evening for St. Petersburg, as does M. de Muchin, Consul-General at Belgrade, who goes to seek some other employment, as, under present circumstances, he cannot hope to be soon back at- his post in Servia. The Hospodar of Moldavia, who has been here for some days, had yesterday a long conference with the Turkish Ambassador. It is said that the question under discussion was the re-establishment of the Prince in his Government at Jassy. Prince Ghika can hope with more justice than Prince Stirbey of Wallachia to be re-established, because he meets with less opposition amongst the people, and his administration was less complained of. A new paper-money, bearing the title of War-Indemnity Note, is about to be issued in Moldavia and Wallachia under the guarantee of the Western Powers for the supply of stores to the Turkish troops. That paper is to be exchanged for gold and silver from the share accruing to the Principalities from the indemnity which Russia will have -tn:pity hereafter. To supply the Turkish troops becothei "Mora and more difficult as they advance northwards, the Ruisians burning and destroying all that they do not carry away."  • I T A I/Y. The Parlamento of Turin of the 7 letters from Naples, from which we learn that the Government has forbidden the Russian loan to be quoted at the Exchange of Naples. This naeas,ll,,,r is said to have greatly irritated the Russian AU2 bassador there, and to have induced him to sent' note to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, C°lll,l- Caraffa, in which he threatens to deny his passports, if the answer be not satisfactory. The Duke of Modena has issued a decree dateu th quoted from Pavullo, 26th ult., directing the inhabitant of the town and commune of Carrara to give uP the arms and ammunition they may have in t% possession within a fortnight from that date. punishment is to be incurred- by those who coniia nt at once with this provision. The measure does °, apply to foreign consuls, the military or polities; functionaries. After the period above raentionel the Minister of the Interior may give el9eci, permits to persons well known for their attach' ment to the Government to have arms for the purposes of self-defence or the chase. Alit' Pers°n: convicted of premeditated homicide or maiming';-1 stated to have unfortunately become too frequent within the town and commune of Carrara, 15 to 'lv, shot. Any attempt at homicide is to be punishe: with hard labour for life or 20 years at the of Any person found in possession of arms of ae.T_ kind after the delay granted above are liable to be condemned to from 5 to 20 years' hard labour.