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London, England, 1855-01-12 00:00:00

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TULTSCHA AND BABADAGH RETAKEN

BY THE RUSSIANS.

The following important telegraphic despatc.
was received in Paris last night :

BRAILOW, JAN. 9

and Babadagh.

Sadyk Pacha defended Tultscha as long as pos.

morning, says :

the Russians."

ADHESION OF PRUSSIA TO THE NEW

TREATY.

VIENNA, JAN. 10.

funds ensued on the announcement.

WARSAW, JAN. 5

been sent thither specially for that purpose.

MARSEILLES, THURSDAY NIGHT,

mortars will open fire upon the 2d.

ODESSA, DEC. 29,

BERLIN, JAN. 11

goods-carriages for the conveyance of soldiers

The ultimate object of these preparations is un•
known. An armed neutrality is spoken of, but

only as a transitional expedient.

exceed ve:ry greatly, if not double, the five hun-
dred milli;ons. At the Tieasury, the Reeette
Centrale, :wild the Maires where subscriptions are
received, the crowds are so very great that many
of the applicants have to wait the whole day
before thoy are admitted to subscribe, and a great
number a ae, put off to the next day. The number
of subs& ers for small sums is frilly extraordi-
nary. Ye sterday morning applicants were in at-
tendance b efore daybreak so as to make sure of
passing.

Accordi n g to advices from Constantinople, dated
the Ist 1/18 t., there is no change reported from
the camp. Two or three vessels have come into
the Bospho: Ells damaged by an ordinary storm in
the Black ,S ea. Guns, horses, and men are daily
landed at .Eupatoria. It is not expected that

active co-operation of the Ottomans there can

commence 'before a week or ten days hence, by
which time the French and English will be better

prepared tlx an at present.

Advices 'rem Vienna state that the belief gains
ground that the interpretation given to the Four
Points by -IA le Allies, while it is clear so far as it
goes, leaves, undetermined essential and inevitable

questions, v my give rise to insurmountable
difficulties.

The Germaan papers state that Barton Hess has
represented. to his Government that he could not
undertake to operate against the Russians, un-
less assure 1 of the support of a Prussian army of
100,000 r

FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
' Lord Join 4. Russell had a private audience of the
Emperor y •e• dterclay.
The Corps Legislatif has presented the law
calling out the contingent of 140,000 men.
The Mc omiteur de e Armee announces that the
Army of the East is to be newly organised. It
will coisisf; of two corps d' armee, commanded re-
spectively by Generals Pelissier and Bosquet,
under the ( x)mmand-in-chief of General Canrobert.
It is said that General Niel, of the Engineers,
aide-de-car p to the Emperor, is about to set out.
By an Ii rtperial decree General Le Pays de Bour-
jolly de Se rnaise assumes the command of the 10th
military di vision at Montpellier.
Last eve u ing, about eight o'clock, two battalions
of the Imp( trial Guard, being the first part of the
contingent ,of that corps destined for the East, pro-
ceededalon the quays, with their band playing, to
the Lyons r 5 ,ilway-terminus. A considerable crowd
was collecte 1 along the way, and cries of " Vive
l'Empereur !" " Vive la Garde !" " Vivo la
France 1" vs are raised. The drums beat the march
of the Old ri nperial Guard.

A letter 15 •om Marseilles, 9th, in the Itioniteur,
says :—" 11 iirty-eight officers and 1,100 men em-
barked to-4 Lay on board the Jura transport. This
vessel also has on board for the army before Sebas-
topol a gr ea .t number of planks and a considerable
quantity c .f military stores."
Admirali liamelin hss arrived in Paris.
The t Rev. the Lord Bishop of Gibraltar has
arrived in Paris, on his return to his diocese.
The Sen tinelle of Toulon of the Bth says :—" The
Milan left , yesterday with 200 men of the 14th
Regiment. The Tonnerre has also left, having on
board a nu giber of wood barracks for the army of the
Crimea. 1,000 men belonging to .the 14th Regi-
ment have :Marched into the arsenal to-day to
,em-
bark on bo Elici the Duperr6 line-of-battle ship.'

BOOIURSE, JAN. 11.—CLOSING PRICES.
C 1: ,h. fr. c. End of Month.
41. per Cents. .
3 per Cents 66 GO 67
I Credit Mobili e r 735 Roman
Credit Fonei e r — Austrian '
Belgian Fives I. .. Spanish Thre9
Piedniontese B6 59 Homo Debt
RAILWAYS—FOR CASH.
fr. c. fr. c.
Orleans . 1,165 Lyons , .. 1018
Western. .. , .
Cette
Mediterranean: BB5 Havre 537 50
Northern

The Russians have crossed the Danube, in•

vaded the Dobrudscha, and taken both Taltscha

Another despatch, received from Vienna, this

"A Turkish detachment, having crossed the
Danube into Bessarabia, has been defeated by

The Frondenblatt announces the adhesion of
Prussia to the treaty of Dec. 2. A rise in the

General Berg leaves to-morrow for Finland, to
organise his army for the expected Baltic cam-

paign in the spring.
Captain Jefniowiteh has arrived with 10,000

first-rate rifles, made with all the recent improve-
ments. He bought them in Belgium, having

In the Crimea nothing of importance has oc-
curred. The new batteries mounting 13-inch

The Rusaian reserves of the 10th division (4th
corps d'arink.e) have been despatched. to the Crimea
by forced marches and in waggons. The arch-
bishop addressed them before their departure.

The military authorities are in communication

with the railway administrations respecting the

means available for a speedy concentration of
troops, and orders have been given for adapting

The applications for the new French loan are
so numerous that it is probable the demands will