The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-25 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25.

The Moniteur announces that the Minister of

War has received the following despatch from
General Pelissier, dated July 23, 11 p.m. :

" The enemy appears to have taken alarm last
night, and opened a very brisk fire on the right
and left of our lines of attack. Our batteries re-
plied as briskly, and with success.
" I have good news from Yenikale. Every-

thing there is going on well, under the direction
of Lieutenant-Colonel Osmont, who has taken

measures to prevent any disorder at Kerteh."

MARSEILLES, TUESDAY, JULY 24.
Accounts have been received from Constantino-

ple to the 16th.

The assault on the Malakhoff Tower has been
deferred, and will be probably preceded by a
bombardment.

The Allies are making preparations to render
permanent the blockade of all the Russian ports,
and also to establish several camps both at Con-

stantinople and on the Danube.

Gen. Murawieff has suddenly abandoned the

siege of Kars ; it is supposed that be wishes to
surprise Erzeroum, or that he proposes to attack
the Turks in the open field.

ST. PETERSBURG, JULY 23.

General Prince Gortschakoff, writing on tho
21st, says that the Allies had at intervals re-
commenced their cannonade, which was answered

with success by the Russian butteries.

WARSAW, JULY 22.

A ukase of tae Czar interdicts the Jews from

purchasing landed property or becoming agricul-
turists in the Governments of Tschernigo and

Poltawa.

Th© Administrative Council of Poland is to be

dissolved, and replaced by commissions subordinate

o the ministries of St. Petersburg.

It is said that Prince Paskiewitch has again

requested to retire from public life.
During the state of siege in Poland political
crimes will be tried by military jurisdiction.

MADRID, JULY 22.

The marriage between Prince Adalbert, of Ba-
varia, and the Infanta Maria Amelia, sister of the

King, is decided on. A. courier extraordinary
has brought the memorandum from Rome.

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.
Prince Napoleon has just addressed a circular
to the presidents of the different classes of the in-
ternational jury, calling their attention to the pro-
visions of the decree of Miy 10, 1855, relative to
the recompencei to be awarded to the exhibitors,
and pointing out to them the different qualifications
and excellences in the articles most worthy of
fixing their attention, such as the perfection of
workmanship, their general usefulness, and their
modicity of price.
A grand dinner was given last evening at the
Jardin d'Hiver by the persons connected with the
Universal Exhibition, to Prince Napoleon.
Marshal Vaillaut, Minister of War, accom-
panied by several merchants and colonists who
are memberg of the commission appointed to exa-
mine the Exhibition for the . benefit of Algeria,
yesterday visited the part of the palace appropriated
to the productions of that colony, and expressed
the greatest satisfaction at the evident progress
which had taken place since similar productions
were exhibited in London.

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The Moniteur contains decrees confirming the
nomination of 4 officers and 3 non-commissioned
officers of the marines to the rank of Knight in the
Legion of Honour, and the grant of 7 military
medals ta non-commissioned officers and privates
of the same arm, made by General Pelissier.
" In addition to the fete which is to be given
at Versailles to Queen Victoria," says a Paris
letter in the Independance of Brussels, "it
appears positive that there will be a grand ball
at the Tuileries and one at the Hotel de Ville.
It is also said that there will be three visits to
theatres—;one to the Grand Opera, where the opera
of Duke Zrnest of Saxe-Coburg Gotha is to be
brought ont—one to the Theatre Francais, where
Mlle. Rachel is to appear, she delaying her de-
parture for America in order to do so ;—and the
third to the Opera-Comique; where ilaydee is to be
represented.
Vice-Admiral Bruat, Commander-in-Chief of
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the French in the Black Sea, has communicated
to all the vessels under his command, in a general
order, a number of documents which he has received
from Lieut. Lallement who comm Ands La Mouette
in the Sea of Azoff, and in which that officer gives
the result of a survey which he has been making in
that sea, such as the depth at different points, the
bearing and distances, and many other details cal-
culated to render the navigation easy to vessels
which do not draw too much water.

BOURSE, JULY 24 —CLosnra PRICES.
Cash. fr. e. End of Mouta.
4i per Cent 5.......... 92 75 93f. —c.
3 pur Cent 5............ 66 5 66 10
Creditsll,,bilier ...... 3.040 Roman
Cr6dit Ffiu eier. ..... 530 Austrian -
B3lgian Fives.....— Spanish Threos —
Piedmontese ....... . S 5 Home Debt —
RAILWAYS-40a COSH.
L. c. Ir. C.
Orleans .., ...... I'l,lo Lyons ...... ......... 121.0
Western 765 Reuel_
Cate 645 Strasburg
Ilediterranean ...... 1267 50 Havre .. 650
, Northern ............ 887 50 Oherburg