The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-23 00:00:00

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Ind the Ambassadors of the Allieusd
diplomatic document, the object 01.0,40
gulato the future relations of the P'"
cipalities.
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From all that can Ib33rnell
the South of France, nothing 0111„:54
likely than that an attempt WillT7is
by the Carlists before long. ." „di
General Cabrera has at last couseu'''
movement in Catalonia.
AUSTRALIA'
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ARRIVAL OF THE GRW,
LIVERPO°A,
e
The Great Britain screw steal
Gray, whose arrival in the gld,
petted daily for the last few
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appearance at Queenstown last M','
a passage of 84 days from Melbourr
that port on the 29th of October.o fl
j She brought 299 passengers, °4
good health, and 180,000 ounces ()"
720,0001. te°
Her passage was much protracio
gales, especially the latter vela, ,
trust' to her - 1 al°le
steaming powers
t
the arrival at Melbourne of the P".
Marco Polo, on the 25th of Octobe,reto
leave on her return on the 2d. of v_„,
The cargo of the Great Britain 1110
bales of wool, 120 casks of talloWl3
and 108 packages of mercbandisf.l4,
The news yet received (bY "e4hiir
meagre, nor until her arrival at '
mails be delivered. yecrio
An outbreak at the Ballarat ul°011;
reported, but the particulars or 05
known. i;
No improvement had taken tdp,
merce of the colony, the markele7
stocked, and prices very low. mei
The Great Britain will leave
coaling) this evening, for Liyerpoulf
to arrive in the course of to-mort°
It is believed she will be at °11:101
thet conveyance of troops for th..
h e English or French Governinsn's

THE FEDERAL CONTIY

BERLIN, Jan. 20.—Now tha,
Federal contingents being mobs
ing to know of what they consi
by the military commission at .
strength of the Federal array"
Federal contingents) to be 525
follows :

Corps d'Arro6o.
I. 11. 111. Austria
IV.V. VI. Prussia ..
VII. Bay aria ...
VIII. Wurtembe)
eta& ....
IX. Saxony, Ei
Luxembu,
X. Hanover, Bi
Hanseatit
Reserve division of in!

Total.

There are distributed atnol
follows :
Infantry
(Of whom 28,621 are sharp:
Cavalry

( NVith 72,032 horses.)
Artillery
( With 7,424 horses.)
Engineers
On the different staffs •• ••

T0ta1.................
In addition to the above are-
Surgeons • ..........
Transport department ..........••••• .•••'"' 04,
'4010„
The siege artillery consists of 250 Tye 11,
31 howitzers, and 97 mortars• egtee
subdivided into 387 battalions, 409'
3f li ,
batteries, consisting of 1,122 gunsi°
A recent plan for a new Federal
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tion contemplates an increase of 50)° 000:
increase of the artillery to the prore,
every thousand men, instead of 2 t° roe
at present, and a reduction of the Pstb,vi
cavalry to the infantry from 1-7111 °oil' he s
that the increase of 50,000 men /14-006
to garrison purposes. Whenever the t/
prospect of a Federal mobilizatio
n
Stag
state of the contingent of the Pe"' cs
into greater prominence, but i 8 P 1'1'1;10 id(
by one or other of the greater o° the vi
political connexion's sake.
Geld'
Woo la)
ever be brought into the darinee
cops
than the seven fires ivtild,
400,000 ; on the other tv
ill!
Prussia. •••••,‘l,l ha,VO 01.
and. above their contingent,
tingly enough bring into Federal seeleol)
means the troops would be kept at fi
the same time procure proportions
cendancy fcr the nation to which tbefpod,
the most faulty is the medical ii;toll'
small contingents have no surge° notbesl
which
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contingent has eight surgeons, ?ori l°4o
strength has one : in exact proporti
ovoi
and the mismanagement of these Mintyl!
pride and their repulsive tendcncY,
an arrangement among themselves 10.1
joint expense is next to impossible
The conscription ordered in)
for the present year amount to
amount of one-sixth of the vv,
deviation
from prescriptive prac,
called out this year from three /
than usual. This number consi
1,878 cavalry, 1,003 artillery, 1
for the medical department.

A meeting of the Australian Fl
took place yesterday afternoon,
wind up. The assets in hand NO
return of Os. upon 11. paid, with
ther distribution of ls. Gd. to 2s•
from unsatisfactory management'
in the open market in order to
mium, and advances to directors
THE ASSASSIN BARINELLI.--11
inquiry will have to be suspend&
consequence of the principal act
undergo the ordeal of an exam''
trate. He is " progressing towari
and it is considered probable tl
days he will be sufficiently stray)
that purpose without injury to
The Britannia Gold and Cop
have called a meeting for the
report from the committee of ma/
The remaining railway calls to
include the East Kent on the 2'
the Beziers to Graissessac, on the -
the Western of Switzerland, up t°
32,000/. ,
ds° 511
It is only sixty years ago that 0-e oeo
fishing village, whereas now it pc'ise,bel4,
tants. In 1793 it was a roadstead'
might be seen anchored ; but nonfrooOol;
by 300 large ships, and upwards Of "„'
In 1813 the importation was so trini-vitY
mentioned in the statistics of the ,efslll,ll
the present moment, Odessa impor";"
three millions of silver roubles, all=l,,,,',oletro
of eight millions. Three risen 4130 :OA
is—its founder, of whom little is I‘ll-
Boyans ; the Duke de Richelieu, the
Minister of Louis XVIII. ; and, lastlind,lb,
THE PATRIOTIC) FUND.-- The secio
form:lnce by the officers of the oxf,r--fry
of the Patriotic Fund took place °,°l,i
the Town Hall, and was attended f
persons. tfiliej
On dit in Paris, that M. d'lrsed°,l
Berlin, to receive anew confiden't'vel
the King, will return to London as
in place of Countl3,,rnstoff. a
The Rev. Dr. Beaumont., an ernigripso
the Wesleyans, while giving out PJRo
chapel at Hull, on Sunday morning'
suddenly dropped dead in the pulPit' s'of
The liabilities of Messrs. Healet
whose suspension in the Cape trad,e,20,07„11
Saturday, are stated to amount to I' .
The Indus, with the India and
.4,4
brought 27,000/. in specie. A spy,/aa
CITY OF EDINBURGH MILITIA '„teetsrf
have been issued requiring the Arcullie-01'
which has now completed its comp', ci
the Corn Exchange, Grassruarket, °I-0000
February, at 10 o'clock, for the Purr fA
bodied. —Edinburgh. Courant. ,g
THE WAREHOUSEMEN AND CLlClt'",orvilo;l
THE PATRIOTIC FUND.—YesterNy" erivos,
tion of the warehousemen and clersl 011,1,1'J
city of London waited upon the Ler"i
sented his lordship, with a cheque 10rbil3 P
aid of the Patriotic Fund. His lord° 1
the meeting held upon the occa.sinthonelt,,i
SIR GEORGE BROWN.—ManY el"sir,
been current of late, to the effect of/
was on his way to England " invali,doeve
to learn that the general has only 04.#
short time, for change of air, as the 1.0,000,1?
board ship and the unfavourable elf!
Sea had impaired in some measure Pd,
and retarded the healing of his w°,,,13131060,1,
been received frpias Sir George fro at r
tjtli inst. He had a'_reacly felt grog
delightful climate of that island, an jtc/elly,
begun,to fill up, ho confidently li°PaAllli
in the course of eight or tea days, eno to
soil of the first opportunity to retor Qt
army. t
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SAIITHFIELD.—WO Und9rStrin, ,st, r
under the consideration of the rtr„. 00,,01011,
erecting, by pubic subscription', 0;9,0'
martyrs who suffered in Smithfielc'ra 0!
John Rogers, a Prebend of St. rAtio.,,, tO
posite St. Bartfiolmew's Hospital
xuary, 105,

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-Now that so 113tIci
)eing mobilised
TO 00
they consist.
nission at Fratlilf°
[era' army (bilog
epi
to be 525,037
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jig, Baden, ..
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Lec..ora. _ease,
urg, Limbur
Brunswick, Olden bar
is Towns, blec);1°11"
ifantry .............
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uted among the
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are sharpshootso4/
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abore are--
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13,000.
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to f 9;et
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