The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-16 00:00:00

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

A letter from Bucharest, of the 3d, mentions
that the Croats in the Austrian service have been
committing such atrocities in the neighbourhood
of Craiova and other parts of Moldavia, that Prince
Mika at length declared to General Coronini that
unless something were immediately done, he would
lay a statement of them before the Emperor. Gene-
ral Coronini seeing the firm resolution of Prince
Ghika, promised to take the most peremptory
measures to put an end to the complained of
outrages.
The Dresden Journal contains a letter from Bu-
eharest, which says :—" Prince Stirbey, who at
first had against him not only a large Wallachian
party, but several high Turkish functionaries, is
gradually gaining strength, and seems likely in the
end to triumph over his adversaries at Constanti-
nople. The Austrian Generals are aiding him with
all the means in their power to maintain order and
improve the situation of the eountry. The quar-
antaines are completely suppressed in Moldavia,
and in a great part of Wallachia."

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4.—The hard frost which
has set in is hailed with joy as the old and true ally
of 1812, come once again to the aid of Russia.
Pictures are multiplied, in which the French and
English are represented as bivouacking in the
greatest rei.,!ery bcf. ,re 521)R07,p01, ;Awl the populace
blast are sent of God, in answer to the prayers of
the orthodox, and for the annihilation of the one-

mies of the holy cause. These people forget wile/
Kutusoff's army suffered, and what the Russian;
army in the Crimea must also lately have enclurea
from the same cause.
The fair promises of the government respecting
the new paper money do not find people credulous:
X4ere are many old enough to remember that issued
812, which fell to 25 per cent. of its nominal
value, and was then redeemed with new Pal3'.r/
the government pocketing the 75 per cent.
ference. The withdrawal of workmen by handle p
of thousands from the fields by recruiting ball r`ii
duced the tax-paying power of the nation as Tie'
as impoverished individuals.
On the 26th ult. the Emperor and Empress nf
Russia each addressed a rescript to General Grig°-
rievitsch, who commands the Cossacku of the pfllto;
thanking him for the congratulations add ressnu
their Majesties en the occasion of the evr e
In the rescript of the Empress is the followi
passage :—"I offer up sincere prayers that theo
brave Cossacks of the Don who fight against t
enemies of the church, the throne, and the countrYf
may cover themselves with fresh glory, and BO°,o
return to the banks of their river to enjoy in Pe fort
in the bosoms of their families, domestic, coral°.
and prosperity."
Russian travellers, who have arrived at Lubeck,
from Moscow, state that the nobles are very,d.iesh-
contested at the continual levies of went "i
take so many hands away from agricultural Pur-
suits.

PIEDMONT.
Advices from Turin of the lath place 115 i;
session of the concluding portion of the debsOty
the Sardinian Chamber of Deputies on the trea
with England and France. :43/4 the
The sitting of the 9th was terminated vv"—. of
speech of M. Tecchio. The concluding vreruAier
the hon. gentleman were received by the 63 able
with unanimous applause. With consideea
emotion M. Tecchio declared that although °13:„P:310
to the treaty, if, nevertheless, it were to herr the
irrevocable fact, he should not fail to pra9_lsBs(l
success of the Piedmontese army, but wouTelori
his children to take part in the dangers a...,11'; °oh
of the troops. M. Tecchio was born at
at the
in the Venetian territory ; he has two sons II
military academy. the
In the sitting of the .10th the discussion 011
treaty was continued.

A letter from Stutgardt states that the 103 g '7
dee'-
Wurtemberg has given his sanction to the „co.
sion of the Diet, ordering the German fedora,' ;00.
tingents to be pla'ed on a war footing. 1111,40
quence, the Government is to present sheVoool
the chambers a demand for a credit of Mt'
florins.

03°
In the Belgian Chambers, the Governraellooof.
just presented a bill for granting a credit of B'4_s to
for the expenses of sending Belgian productio,
the Paris Exhibition.

The Metz journals state that orders have
given to the officers of encrineers to prepare ea,Pp of
of ground in the neighbourhood for a °lola
100,000 men. Preparations, it is said, 90400'
made at the Palace Stanislaus at Nancy for

ception of the Emperor Napoleon.
A letter from Berlin, in the Ost Deutsche /so
says :—" The Prussian Government sent 011,1_0.0
a new circular despatch to its representatttle
foreign courts, in which may be perceive .ng
tention, at the proper moment, of eaus"
army to pass from a war footing to a state of
bilisation." •
11005
The Indepondance Beige publishes the frno
letter, dated Hamburg, the 10th inst. :
tlofl
counts from Cracow of the Bth make no ree'to Pr
the order, supposed to have been sent 09.00
Petersburg, to withdraw the Russian trooPos or;
the Austrian frontiers. This fact would oddd
tainly have escaped the Austrian comet 40 "
Cracow, under existing circumstances, lb
well founded."
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S Vl'sl

THE CRIMEA.
A letter received from Paris this 01—
speaking on this subject, says : wo'
"The project, however unlikely it may appeartAas,
tually discussed in the Council of Ministers; and.'"a ov,„.
Hamelin was consulted as to the time the vole- back would occupy. It appears that even n° ob'
not certain that Louis Napoleon will not persist 1001 t •
idea ; for although the Ministers have unani:tot
tser
disapproved of it, the Emperor has not yet ill°
that he has abandoned his deterniination• 0,0, de _
diplomatic dinner given yesterday by M. Dr°,',
l'Huys, the conversation turned almost entireltioter:
Emperor's proposed voyage ; and some of the 2;",
proesed, as
present seemed still to doubt if the plan had type
doped,
trhoemy
thhaeclErzoerdhinsioseeixf.pnress ju
that effect from
Another letter says : lt I
" The rumour which has taken' ever' Ile Iv)?
surprise, which has discontented most of thn
rest
have heard it, and which has produced se
fall in the public securities, is still nereisteafolt the
allude to the departure of the Ernnerev,orivertf
Crimea. It conti to be the topic n'
Lion, and though therenues are a few who still n'ebe
it, yet several who were yesterday ancls tes
before among the most incredulous now begs,7,r
give way. They call to mind that the 80311.e.r 9
.;
sort of fatalist, that he is firmlypersuaded he 1- go6l'.
sion to fulfil, that no dangers, difficulties! are., Or •
enough to prevent that fulfiment, that Ile T;d th:f
tined to restore the glory of his name tro
nation he rules over, and that the c°l3aet
Sebastopol under his own eye, and perhaps I" ben
commend, would give his reign arestige Tar:. 6,0•-
that of Algiers, and nearly equal to that of )1"
uncle."
VICE-ADMIRAL BRUAT'S DESPATO
001°'
tX -
The French Minister of the Marine
nies has received the following telegraphic -e°
d
Pa
from Vice-Admiral Bruat :-10' 't
" 'Montebello, Kamiesch, -6
"`The Orenoque arrived yesterday with 950 op Or
and the Darien's cargo of provisions. I give oe
cargo.to the army. rt 0 ,4
" The Phlegeton has been at anchor in the Pe-01,,v
yesterday evening. She brought 400 men of the„reor
infantry. The Fortune arrived to-night with 0t"01:
the squadron and encampment necessaries for thew 6A,
The Panama and the Cacique sailed to-dal f
lipoli. They will bring back the two batteries, tot
lery that are there, by taking four merchantninn •
" The Duperre and the Phlegeton will sail ier hho
the day after to-morrow. /401
~ 'The Russians recommenced their night-s. 11
day before yesterday. They have been viaoronBoo
•
pulsed. We have lost some men.The'tfi°
Dukes have re-entered Sebastopol.
" am told that the roads in the neighhn" ~.6
ttlro"
Eupatoria have been so hardened by the frost t''"
be
have been excellent for some days. The Ruda
received rather considerable reinforcements.' "