The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-11 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCIE 29.
The camp of Maxslek begins to become popu-
lous. The Imperial Guard continues to arrive.
Omer Pacha occupies two villages half a league
from Eupatoria, and is enlarging the circle of the
fortifications for 50,000 men.
Ten thousand Egyptians are directed on Eu-
patoria.

The Russians contradict the death of Prince
Menschikoff, but admit that he is very ill.
The papers say that a third barrier of ships has
been sunk in the harbour of Sebastopol, in front
of Careening Bay.

Persia has assembled 50,000 men on the

Turkish frontier. This suspicious position is at-
tributed to the hope held out by Russia of the
cession of the Turkish province.

Mr. Murray is engaged. in skilfully counter-
acting the inimical influence.

WARSAW, Bth.

The Russians are concentrating 120,000 men
in th© Baltic provinces. Two divisions of the
Russian fleet are at Cronstadt ; a third division
is divided between Sweaborg and Bevel.
There are besides in the waters of the Baltic
300 gun-boats completely armed and provisioned.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING.

The Mon itcur publishes an article, six columns

long, containing an account of the Eastern expe-

dition.

It finishes by claiming for the soldiers all that
is due to the most approved courage, and for
the chiefs all that is deserred by the highest

talent. -
The Monitcur promises an article in which shall
be discussed, with impartiality, the objects and
purposes of the negotiations.
The Session of the Corps Legislatif is prolonged
to the 14th.
The Budget was discussed to-day.
The Emperor has signed the decree relative to
the execution of the Lyons Railway through the
Bourbonais.

FRANCE.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.

We have no confirmation of the fact that either
the Malakhoff Tower has been taken, that peace
is all but definitively settled at Vienna, or that
Russia will accept all that may be asked of her
short of the destruction of Sebastopol. With re-
spect to the sentiments of Russia there are two ver-
sions. Some whom I know to be her partisans
declare that, so far as "destruction" of any kind
is concerned, ste will not consent to burn a single
plank nor to break a singie stone. On the other
hand, we are assured that she is, in reality, most
anxious for peace, and that the conditions must
be very hard of digestion indeed which she would
not swallow. On what side the truth lies time only
can resolve.

The inauguration of the Palais de l'lndustrie is
postponed to Ilay 21.
Upon the great question of the day the Paris
papers are alniost without political discussion.
The Emperor yesterday gave an audience to Ad-
miral Dou Manuel Blanco-Encalada, the Chilian
Minister, who took leave of his Majesty, having
been appoint.3d in the same quality to the Court of
Rome.

The Emperor and Empress last evening honoured
the French Opera with their presence, to witness
the performance of " L 3 Prophbte."
Colonel Fleury will accompany the Emperor to
England. The departure for the Crimea of the re-
giment he commands (the Guides) is postponed un-
til his return to France. The 16th is still said to
be the day fixed for their Majesties to leave Paris.
The Debats contains the following :—" The last
accounts which we have received direct from Berlin
are to the ith, and they contradict, as far as re-
gards Gen. de Wedell, the accounts which have
been given by the private telegraph, and which we
published. The General arrived in Beriin on the
Ist, and was received by the King, to whom he de-
livered an autograph letter from the Emperor Na-
poleon. Since his arrival in Berlin, the General
has had frequent interviews of the King. He did
not leave Berlin on the 4th, as has been stated, to
return to Paris ; be consequently did not receive
any counter-order whilst en route, with fresh in-
structions, prescribing to him to return to his Go-
vernment of Luxembourg. What is true is, that
the General has not left Berlin for a moment since
his arrival on the let inst., and that he there awaits
the orders of the King to return to Paris. As to
on the contrary, every reason to
will prolong his stay there. We, on
M. d'Usedom he has not been recalled from Lon-
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dexope n
our part, know that Colonel de Olberg, who is
attached to the mission with which General de
Wedell is charged to the French Government, is
still in Paris, and that he awaits the return of the
General. Our private letters announce to us that
a reconciliation appears to be taking place between
the Cabinets of Vienna and Berlin."

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