The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-25 00:00:00

TUSCANY.

At the reception of Colonel Dumas, of the French
cavalry on the 16th, by the Grand Duke of Tus-
cany his Royal Highness was pleased to say that he
was happy to seizo the occasion of the passage of
the French troops through his states to testify the
sentiments of warm friendship and admiration
which he felt for the Emperor of the French and
his army ; and that congratulated lajAnif on

learning his personal intentions had been tb fall!
acted up to by his subjects.

PIEDMONT.
if°
While the Royal family of Sardinia has log eof
of its members, the life of a third, the
Genoa, is now stated to be is danger. gis,.l9; et
highness has been bled five tinges in the fay
a few days. The Independance Beige of Yes oid
says that the Duke is better. The King is
to be in a state of profound dejection.

SPAIN.
Madrid correspondenee of the 16th, 17t13, A.ll
18th inst., have been received. „o tin°
Accounts from various parts of Spain -,-n tion.
to indicate the approach of a carhat insur,,..P-t the
I have seen a letter from Estella stating limirsoils
Carlists there were in high spirits, and that Ped to
of station and consideration had been ie [ ,io.
affirm that Montemoliu would speedily be inii'..Fg it
The latest accounts speak of groups asseinb'noliD,
the streets of Estella, and vivas for Meatewicell•
and of alarm and closed doors among tir, , het
affected part of the inhabitants. Frew 'l-01.1
authority I learn that similar incidents have osi'
place elsewhere. As yet there have been °,33ble
tive acts of rebellion, but various unmistoak
symptoms denote the coming of the storm.
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A correspondent, writing on the 18th, sa„ltere(l;
"Reports are spread that Cabrera has tiiece r
Spain, and the Diario Espanol inclines tormoil,`
that lie has. I very much doubt it, and r-
confirmation of the intelligence." •
I,n 'lr irl
The general rumour of the Black Eaglofe'ail.,,
tended to be accorded to Baron von 111•3-upou
proves to be erroneous. The only peis°ll,, env'
whom this distinction was conferred was:"+; 0
nent jurisconsult and ex-Minister of 01•3`-ofthe
Justice, Baron, de Savigny, a descendant -assiv
ancient French family which migrated into rt
is consequence of the edict of Nantes.
the 0$
ill
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A letter from Odessa of the 9th, ilif :;,:foa
Deutsche Post, says :—",I am able to inTiene"
positively that the Russians have taken an "ill tb°,
cessary measures for assuming the offensivehp-ir o'
Crimea, and you may shortly expect t°
:',;`a Oa
their moving forward, as they have re
necessary reinforcements."
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The Vienna papers announce as a signlociitf°
the advertisement in the local journals rooo
dwellings containing respectively 38 and 'a IA
in No. 42, on the square of the Minoritelnril).
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empty on St. George's-day next (22d adOtt
This the residence of the Russian Antb3:tialef
Prince Gortschakoff, who, up to the preen" then
has not taken another house, and who 1114) f
fore be supposed to be in daily expectation
°
ceiving orders from the Czar to quit Vienna

At Toulon, on the 19th, 320 men of they
Chasseurs de Vincennes, 215 of the 11th
Infantry, a detachment of the 16th Itegil32,Bfi"t,
ui
another of the 25th, were, together with I,
artillery waggons, embarked on board the
XIV. ; but the vessel was unable to foil t
owing to the rough state of the sea.

The Corriere Italiano contains a lette,,l.:(lsl
Trieste, of the 19th, which states that on t",,gror
after, a deputation of the Senate of Monteerii4
headed by the president of that body, Was, to '
prioot
in order to conduct home the bride 01,,, per
Danielo. The Greek bishop of Zura was
form the nuptial ceremony.
th did
The Sinai, which left Constantinople w'atreO
mails of the 11th, was obliged to put back bYt5 tb
of weather, and did not leave again ull--iegS°
12th. In consequence of this delay
that, on the latter day, Prince NaPe'bet
barked on board the Rolland steam-frigate, Ai
the state of health of his lasperial Srghnehat
probably not allow him to Luake the passage ":,(111i$
putting in at Malta or elsewhere, his Arrl',
France may not take place for some little tiro '
onstioli

The Presse has received telegraphic infc)li-A
the
from Constantinople, stating that on the 11"-foof
police had discovered the assassins of 'LI veil
Frenchmen and seven Englishmen wholl°-
poniarded in the streets of Galata. TheY
d of
bers of a regularly organised band coelr's„%toeie"
Greeks and eight Armenians, who were act-treew
to meet in a house in one of the most remote
of Pera.

ConatAl4.64
300 stout porters are to be sent frerathe Britis
noplo to Balaklava, and attached Wth 0106 4re,
army.. They, and 600 more who are ",,, the Billy
assist in transporting the stores froP-
to the camp.