The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-03 00:00:00

THE VIENNA CONFERENCE

VIENNA, APRIL 2.

The discussion of the third point is still suspended.
The Allies have proposed to exclude all ships of
war—not excepting those of Russia—from the
Black Sea.

VIENNA, TUESDAY, APRIL 3.

In the sitting of the Conference yesterday it
was resolved to postpone the discusion of the third
and fourth points till the arrival of M. Drouyn
de Lhuys.
The third point will then be first discussed.

FRANCE.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.
M. Drouyn de l'Huys left Paris last evening for
Vienna, where he will no doubt arrive on Tuesday
evening. If the religious ceremonies of the Holy
Week do not interfere with the course of the nego-
tiations, he will probably have an audience of the
young Emperor on Wednesday ; on Thursday he
can present himself at the Conference, and by
Saturday the members ought to be able to know
whether the negotiations are to continue with more
than a chance of success, or whether they are to
be broken off definitively.
The rumour put into circulation yesterday of
Sebastopol having fallen after a tremendous bom-
bardment, turns out to be a spec ulative hoax,
founded upon the intimation in a la/ce despatch of
General Canrobert's, that the fire from all the bat-
teries would most probably open on the 25th.
The Emperor yesterday gave an audience to
Marshal de Santa Cruz, Minister Plenipotentiary
of Guatemala, who is about to return to South
America.

The Moniteur publishes a decree appointing an
administrative commission, piesided over by the
Minister of the Interior to regulate and superintend
the asylums lately established by Imperial decree
for convalescent or mutilated workmen.

The Archbishop of Mentz arrived on the 31st
ult. at Marseilles from Naples.
The Jupiter line-of battle ship left Toulon yes-
terday for Constantinople, with troop' and pro-
visions.

The Moniteur publishes a report from the go-
vernor of French Guyana, under date of the 17th
Feb., giving an account of the situation and pro-
gress of the penitentiary establishments in that
colony.

The following movements of vessels of the Impe-
rial fle3t are reported :—The steam corvette Sea-.
tleur, and the transport Marsounin, from Pam-
bceuf, arrived at Brest on the 31st of March. The
transport Pintade left Lorient for Brest on the Ist
instant. The frigate Cleopatre readhed Brest on
the Ist, from Toulon. The Jupitr e left Toulon
for Constantinople on the Ist, with troops and pro-
vision. The transport Car&vane, and the frigate
Constitution, arrived at Marseilles on the Ist, from
Toulon. The corvette Cameleon left Marseilles on
the Ist, for Toulon.

Letters from Toulon of the 29th describe the
movements there as anything but indicative of
peace. In the roads there are not less than seven
ships of the line, 10 frigates, six cex yettes, besides
a considerable number of smaller vessels. It is
calculated that the French navy alone is capable of
transporting 20,000 men. It is slated in some
quarters that the English Government are remark-
ably slow in supplying transports for the troops.
The following private telegraphic despatches
have been received :

" HAMBUR G, APRIL 2.

" The English steam squadron, wader the com-
mand of Commodore Watson, arrived yesterday
evening off Helsingborg, at the entrance of the
Sound."

" VIENNA, APRIL 2.
"The members of the Congress held their sixth
sitting to-day. The Bourse is firm."
" TURIN, APRIL 2.
"The official journal of to-day contains the no-
mination of General Alphonse de la, Marmora as
Commander-in-Chief of the expeditionary corps,
and that of General Jacques Durando as Minister
of War."

The papers of to-day publish the following tele-
graphic despatches :
"MARSEILLES, MARCH 31.
" The Sinai brings news from Constantinople of
the 22d of March.
" The works for the establishment of a reserved
camp of 40,000 men in the vicinity of Constanti-
nople are progressing rapidly. Tne Piedmontese
troops, as also two new bench regiments of the
Chasseurs d'Afrique, expeelleci from Algiers, will,
it is said, form part of this camp.
" The Egyptian division, commanded by General
Menokli, was about to leave is sailing transports,
towed by steamers.
" Four sorties made? by the Russians from Se-
bastopol between the 13th and 18th of March,
were victoriously re u dby the allies.
" The nominaltu.of Aali Pasha as Plenipoten-
tiary to Vienna was signed on the 18th of March.

" That envoy was making hia preparations for
.eaving when the Sinai left."
" MARSEILLES, MARCH 31.

" Since the Russians have pre'venteiiii;free
navigation of the Danube at Reni, the price of corn
has risen at Constantinople. The Austrian Am-
bassador, however, has declared that the fears
were exaggerated, and it has been ascertained
the orders of the Commandant at Reni have
been disavowed. It is therefore hoped that no
further impediment will be made to the navigation
of neutral vessels on the Danube, excepting as re-
gards articles contraband of war.

BOURSE, AP AL 2.—CLOSING PRICES.
Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
4.:'; per Cents 94 75 95f. —c.
3 per Cents 7O —70 f. 35c.
Credit Mobilier B2O 'lonian
Credit Foncier — Austrian
Belgian Fives — Spanish Threes —
Piedmontese — Home Debt 3ll