The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-21 00:00:00

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at daybreak this morning, but was quickly re-
pulsed. A vigorous fire of musketry from the
troops within it, and some deadly discharges from
the four-gun battery near our advanced work os
Frenchman's hill, compelled the Russians to retire.
They were in great force. These continued re verses
cannot but have had a very dispiriting influence on
their troops, and now that sufficient time ha's
elapsed to strengthen our newly-gained
we have no reason to anticipate any. untowa,rd °e
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we
even should the enemy advance in considerabl°
numbers. d
Strong positions,
gales of wind from the north-east, an
clouds of dust have been sweeping over the car°P
nearly the whole day.

AIN'S t•
No event of importance took place during tb°
night. The Russians made no advance, their firews°
generally slack : a few shells and occasionally. some
round shot were thrown from the line of batteries
tending from the west side of Careening Bay to t.,,e
Karabelnaia suburb in rear of the Malakhoff hill
90,
and were directed against the redoubts now in
lc"-
session of our Allies on the right of Careening BO'
The shipping also threw a few shells at the
Mainni
ion redoubt. Our shelling has been kept
is 11P
° t'7l
night withoutlinterruption, and a heavy fire
going on from our batteries. resP ,
_niii:
Nothing sure is known of the intentions
ly not
ec—t-
ing a further assault, but it will prob
a the
b
long before the attack is made against Rea°
and Malakhoff positions.

FRANCE. -
received,, PARIS, WEDNESDAZ EV5l5°.
The following telegraphic despatches have he.
MARhSEILLES, 19th, Eveaing•
ere )1.•
are additional details of the news brought by .1
Eu h
p rate :—ln the affair of the 7th twenty-V,lrte
Russianand battalions defended the Maraelon v 1
'Lt.
several
rtllie adjacent batteries.. Theses cct last 0,
—.The followire
thee a hours, with varying chan ; the fire
ch:
Two Redan was very murderous fur the
Frcrit„
English battalions, consisting of troops 6 ~...,1
the great Redan, of which
carried the enemy's ambuscades and pane of
intou.,elitgeudnst.o
faßllutbatheke.twlotbawtatasliohnes
theY sPkcli Ir--I°-
tTolli
1. d they
r 8
who occupied the Manielon Vert, a% were
turnednot against the Russians 15 guns' ivhic,_rtch
h 3 spiked„ Part of the corn 011041 at "D'U „ovt
Were after 4;
been found intact. At Constantinople 14:::,
changea rench lOU
“ in the Divan was expected for the low
ed to
MADRID, 19th—The Cortes have appro.%
rail.
day the ordnance granting a concession °f tul gi-
n y from Barcelona. to Saragossa. Don,' lan
to
oistteer of Finance, is to present his financiaterPa,,
h Cortes on Thursday. Tranquilla fle,n voi„
The Moniteur publi:thes a notice • trona tn.on ;„
thversal Exhibition, stating that all the sitaati9 9..;
e establishment' having been already fill.ed ra,
dressed numerous
applications which are every day re,
to N
—apoleon on the subject
Plied to. '
4 one
The Bulletin de Lois publishes three fleoreei?ou a
opening to the Minister of Public the
lose
gipplementary credit of 52,500 f. for the elnriof
will not be
of the Observatory ; asecond, a credit of 299° •
for the expenses of the, funeral of M. 5 the
late Minister of Marine • and a third, a
3)"°dt to
D tio
police
the
exMinisterpens
expenses
sf
of
fhteh
e InteriorE xh ih i
toifo
n1.30,0fr. fo r
The Bombe and the Tocsin, sailincr b°elb-lressels''
oa,anyd
ftohretPheelßicaalnt,ies.teamer, left Cherburg on Tiles
The
by Governor-General of Algeria, accoiliedde
Generals Yussul Chabaud-La-Tour 1.4, ft
Al-
, Tourville,. and two of his orderly officers, 10 to
Biers in the morning of the 10th for Pe •Te;trlY
examine the works of the new road, noviu
ompleted,•from that place to Algirs.

BOURSE, JuNg 20.—Cidoeriga 11"1:141°
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f . 7:" ..... 898
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IitA.NW7AYS-1011 COIL fr. ro
fr. c. 120
Orleans - Lyons ............ 1180
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RUSSIA. the tb,
. A letter from Helsingfors (Fililand),,)efteleg.°P;nll
in the Aftonbladet, says :—" The elee'`-- been ...-
between this place and St. Peterbburg biter fr°fuf.
full work for the last four days. -etolion °-
_Wiilkomir, in Poland, states that therbin typu,
Fnland riflemen has suffered severely 'l itossiall
250 men having died in one day. The. obits!'"
Government has given orders to all ~-, dt°
the Inb.oso
of the small islands near the coast of -u I v of the
cross over to the mainland the moment 391;110 Merl;
enemy's vessels make their appearance'
convey all
chants residing on the coast have Oull'.oterier.
theirTh merchandise into the towns and,tels far 91
e. commerce and industry of Fi raslysectt
navigation is concerned, are completelgs
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SWEDEN . syS edisll
A letter from Hamburg states that the i„ ed ill
Government is at present actively eveple vs,
placing in a respectable state of defence ors,
in
fortified places of the kingdom, and the Parse.
nai7hich are established the principal navaee,
In consequence of the long' had
slitohmere.ewghular repairs of the fortified places Ilaa nof
qg
ue re
ii Pc ea
lr s Ag:
the
perceivedat tnbeagtleictteeodt,ilbdutnothteaCinyovernment bas; t 0
such a course, and it has, in coni°sne 01
orders to have considerable works pursuen, sat
tfortresses of Carlscrona and Cnrlstein, as we'' as
entry 4
he fortifications at Molar, defending the
to the port of Stockholm. A vast number of Di:,
are now employed on these points, and it is Or
posed that all will be finished in two months.
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ITALY.
r
A letter from Turin announces that Count A.,:
dingo Trotti, the present commandant of the DP,
tart' division of A.leandria, is to succeed the 11
General Ale:cander de la Marmora in the conin2o,o
of the 2d division of the Sardinian army in Of
Crimea. General Trotti acquired the reputation 0
a good officer in the war of 1848 9. I flail
The Arrnonia of Turin, the organ of the cie--,
party, announces that with regard to the lay/ ~J;s6,
passed for the suppression of convents in Pied°3"-tii
the bishops of Savoy have addressed instructions, 0
their clergy, applying to the framers of ths- Acil
the 11th chapter of the 22d session of the Cl°ll/1
of Trent, which enacts that all usurpers °Cell;
siastical property are consideredto be ipso.falfr-
communicated.

SPAIN. . po
The Madrid journals of the 15th co for
news of interest. The Gazette mentions th. -The
ture or dispersal of two small Carlist bandt a to
floating debt, which on the Ist May atoounoth to
591,536;987 reals, rose on the Ist of this month to
681,840,160 Teals. The to
of th,6l, ober
on the tariffs had resolved to propose to te‘Zeat no
to abolish all prohibitions, and to deelar,e '
protecting duty should exceed 40 Per cell'.
the 18th
.----..
The German Journal of Frankfort fithe letter
says—" We have before us the te%t °I• g. tO the,
which M. de Glinka wrote in Presefu thll-0 30th
cil
Diet of Frankfort the Russian 1100 f the letter
April. The following is the Wog° ton iy 01'4!
which caused it to be said, though err
sror', lox,
the note had been modified : 6 The Prteberestil'
august sovereign, i
-n accepting forhis Par,,,," wive t°
obtained in the Conferences at Vie end to tif.:
the future position of the Principalitlekt,Th.ato tP"
navigation of the Danube, attaches there to'
to:
condition that the German States shall rewl bola
wards Russia the attitude they have hitherto
i n e existing political complications.
—with
The intelligence from Germany retuning t Stat
stillmuch interest. The situation of the differen Aieplei
continues the same ; it is impossible to I fed
more perseverance iu inecision. It is bin bet
her
evident that Germany does not intend to L'lllo be%
self in any way, and that she will not pronalo too
co-operation to the Western Powers anYWre
she will her neutrality to Russia.

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CRYSTAL PALACE.--SHILL On
DAT, June -•-•-. 9,- •
- to 1.
sions on payment, 8,898; ditto by season ticke
total, 10,176. yr,. rePifY
THE MAILS. —SOHTITAMPTON, June 20.---•L'er.- nt*ie
sular and Oriental Company's steamship Indust„,lolis
Soy, left this afternoon with the usual Mails tor 0 ors
and the Mediterranean, 88 passengers ainong Tali i+
Captain and Hon. Mrs. Barrington, 'CaPtilill °de let
Benson, and Lieut. Johnson, 3'61,468/. in B°de
India, 17,9691. for Alexandria, .and a full generslau-p-f
The Sultan, Captain Burney, with the bontecleivir ,jritl.
tion of these mails, is expected i to-morrow. The "--- 10°'
Captain Cook, with the mailoi from Vio Oportotth,
bon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, is looked for earl the oft°
This vesoel will convey there outward mailse. Po o
on the 27th inst. The il...lharnbra, Captain Christie ;43,1
new screw steamvessel, bought for the Peniosaler., of
Oriental Company by the Messrs. Sarnuda Broth em 0
Blackwall, of 720 tons burden, and 140.horee rowr,'„?.
expected at Southampton on Monday next. Shel-00
pointed to convey the Peninsular Malin►
the duties on that station hitherto performed bLaiet
Iberia. The United States' Mail steamship rierP"ifitll
Captain Higgins, left this afternoon for New Yorlc to,
sad will re Lb,
the German, French; and English mails, 250 posishi3ge
and about 550 tons of general merchandise.

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