The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-09 00:00:00

AUSTRIA

• OW6.
VIENNA, April s.—According to the latest nfliot
from the Crimea, it would appear that no 1
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of importance had taken place befoie Se1315"0.•00
up to the 29th ult., but that great prePareoo
were being made by the Allies for an attack
enemy's forces in an open field of battle, whi,
ella De"
fixed for the 3d inst., and, if successful, wool
imrhediately followed up by a renewed bomb-
ment and general assault upon Sebastopol. t
It is generally asserted that the objeetvio'
M. Drouyn de Lhuys' visit to Vienna is eteJ?
fold. His special attention will be diA' re,,,trit'
first, to the great desideratum of keeping .13 tile'
up to the mark ; and secondly, to break 1-11) tool'
,Conferences, unless Russia accepts the ultit9,-103'.
of the Western Powers, which M. Drouyn de —r
is supposed to bring with him, without furtheol;,
lay. As regards keeping Austria "up to the re iisiee
that, indeed, amounts to little more than eieco?
phrase. The policy of Austria in the Eat; `i,,eo
sarily goes hand-in-hand with the Western P ° colo
but more especially with France, in the presen,"o
plications.
,Austria knows that her alliance Nv". so
~
West is simply a matter of mutual uecassitY't
there is every reason to believe that a perfl 04',3
derstanding subsists between her, France, nn tl° 0
land in respect of the utmost concessieroitie
ought to be made in order to meet'the
connected with the Third Point of Guarante-.ColYf
The Schlessische Zeitung learns that at the,tocle.,
ference at which the Third Point first calve 051
discussion, M. de Bouroueney said that lef ti?
peace should be concluded on the ground oflttti,l ,
Four Points of Guarantee, Russia would -/pei;
the main object of her Oriental policy, s
the opening of the Straits of the Dardane;„"eet,';
her ships. The allied Powers would willing`•;,o
sent to the admission of the Russian flag frewoo't
Black Sea into the Mediterranean, if RussiAla
give the necessary guarantees that she vrne• 0/0
continue to maintain a fortress in that Sej PIO .t
Russian plenipotentiary, M. Titoff, Teplieuto
decided tone, that he had full powers in ttli:re6k
to declare that Russia would never agree t'fol°lo
It is evidently the object of Russia to 19;011,0
the Conferences as much as possible, but it, W.;(
seen that when M. Drouyn de Lhuys and "tit le:Al
are here, the question of peace or war l'clveo;il
soon be decided. Indeed it is confidently e;,31
that by the end of the month the third poi- 013 r
be satisfactorily settled, or that the special
ters will have quitted Vienna.

SPAIN. • 10
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The Madrid journals of the 2d have -I,ll°-dOO
The Duke' de la-Victoria and Count de joect,ile.
(O'Donnell) are, says the Epoca, deterratiog
resigning in the event of the Cortes reJse"
bill relative to the national guard presentecleDel4
Government. Petitions against the bill "ofe.ltei r;e4
signed by the .national guard. The oell 01
calm, but some military precautions bad v6b,clitoo
as necessary. A great number of bishops le of
seated petitions against the bill for the 89'
property of the clergy.
AP.

A Vienna letter of the 3d, in the 11°P901
Gazette of Frankfort, confirms the fact ; vrNcie;
Russians have ceased laying obstacles in t'l;sP,,e,'
the navigation on the Danube: Th° 11°'1°
tained at Isaktsha and Tultsha have been ult. °PI
to proceed to Galatz. Up to the 24200
sailing vessels had arrived there, ana ort•
were on their way up the stream to that
question still remains whether the 10551,3 o`.
allow these vessels to de part after they pOO/
ieefi
On this subject General Englhardt had ie
himself in a most conciliatory tone to a,ic.,seia`tz,,,te,
sent to him by the trading interest at or` tecrtyoe
navigation of the Danube having been inaro
eS
for more than a year, the storehouses,/ for
with a large quantity of grain intende'
portation.

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The Nuremberg. Correspondent eont5;111 ;JO so'
from Vienna, which states that in w"erorcioPf
quarters a rumour prevails that the E13311,0,,V
poleon is to visit that city after his visit w,ja w",
also, that the Emperor Francis Joseph a'