The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-30 00:00:00

LATE3T NEWS.

A despatch from the Crimea„ dated July 27,

11 p.m., announces to the Minister of War that
the Phlegethon had arrived at Kamiesh, bringing
French prisoners, exchanged at Odessa against
Russian prisoners, which this steamer had taken
on board at Constantinople.
The exchange of prisoners of war is to be con-
tinued.

The French officers speak in high terms of the
manner iu which they were treated by the Rus-

sians.

The despatch concludes with these words,
" Nothing new has occurred beforo the place."

CRIMEA, JULY 17.

The weather vory hot. The works are within
60 metres of the Malakhoff Tower. The gene-

rats have decided that commercial vessels may
freight with wheat at Kerte), on condition of

depositing a third part of their cargo at any point
of the coast that may be indicated.

MARSEILLES, SATURDAY.

The Alexander has arrived, with Constantinople
news to the 19th. Omer Paella is loaded with

honours, and will soon return.
The advices from the Crimea are to the 17th.
The Alexandre has brought 66 wounded.
A regiment of Lancers has arrived for embark-,-
lion.

FRANCE,

PARIS, SUNDAY.

The following private telegraphic despatches
have been received here :

" VIENNA, 27th.—Accounts from Constantinople state
that it was seriously in contemplation to appoint Onier
Pasha to the Command-in-Chief of the Turkish army in
Asia Minor."

"BERLIN, 27th.—The New Prussian, Gazette announces
that the Diet of Frankfort in its Hitting of the previous
day decided on the question which had been proposed
by Austria in the sitting of the 19th. The three points
such as they had been proposed by Prussia have been
accepted by the Diet."

A telegraphic despatch, dated Biarritz, of yester-
day (27th) says :—" The Emperor and Empress
are in the enjoyment of perfect health. The de-
parture of their Majesties for Paris will take place
very shortly."
Preparations have been commenced at Paris, St.
Cloud, and Versailles for the fetes to be given in
honour of the Queen of England. At the Hotel
do Ville measures are being taken for extensive
illuminations in gas, and the courtyard of Louis
XIV. is receiving new decorations. The apart-
ments of the Tuileries are filled with workmen,
who are engaged in fitting them up most splendidly.
The Palace of St. Cloud is already prepared for the
reception of its illustrious guest. In the Palace
of Versailles the theatre, which is decorated in the
style of Louis XIV., is being provided with chan-
deliers, carpets, &c. In the Champ de Mars a
grand review is to take place.
The Moniteur publishes a report made to the
Minister of War by M. Duranton, special inspector
of the culture of tobacco in Algeria, giving an ac-
count of the progress made in the production of
that plant during the last season. The quantity
purchased by the Government amounts to 4,130,000
kilogrammes, at an outlay of 3,923,000 f.
The French Government has published the noti-
fication made by the admirals commanding the
combined squadrons in the Baltic, declaring the
Russian ports to the northward of Tystadt, as well
as of the Islands of Aland and others, in a state of
blockade.

In consequence of the Cologne Gazette persisting
in its assertion that M. de Hubner, the Austrian
Minister, is to leave Paris, the Constitutionnel pub-
lishes a formal contradiction of the affirmation of
that journal.

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