The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-11 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE BALTIC.
DANTZIO, FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 3 P.M.

The Jupiter transport steamer has arrived,
On the 6th the English and a portion of the
French fleet weighed from Nargen, and anchored
the same day off Sweaborg.
On the 7th the two fleets were drawn up in
front of Sweaborg.
The bombardment of that place was to com-
mence on the same afternoon.

MARSEILLES, SATURDAY, AUG. 11.

Orders have been received here to prepare to
embark 80 large mortars, with ammunition suffi-
cient to maintain a continuous fire for 20 days.
The Sinai, which left Constantinople on the
2d of August, has arrived.
The advices from the Crimea are to the 31st
of July.

Despatches leave at 9 a.m.
The steamers Canadian and Emperor have ar-

rived.

The Golden Fleece has left with troops.
Advices from Malta, of the Bth instant, an-
nounce the arrival at that island of the Charlotte
Jane transport, with troops.

MADRID, AVG. 9.

The Gazette contradicts a report which had
been in circulation of a loan which was to have
been made by the House of Werner in Paris, as
well as another relative to the settlement of the
debt.

The Junta, which is to regulate the tariffs, has
been installed.

The payments for the month of July will com-
mence on the 11th.

The cholera is diminishing.

Acconiats just received from Odessa inform us
chat in Great Russia the crops have been almost
completely destroyed by drought and hail.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.

Prince Napoleon yesterday continued his visits
to the Exhibition, the part which his Imperial
Highness examined being that in which are dis-
played the specimens of railway carriages and
others, saddlery, harness, &c. The attendance of
members of the jury and of foreign commissioners
was unusually, numerous. The different carriage,
used on railway lines attracted the particular at-
tention of the Prince. The gallery devoted to
the exhibition of the best productions of the
French, Dutch, and Belgian coach-makers was
visited with the most minute attention, and the
Prince repeatedly expressed his satisfaction at
the elegance and lightness of the carriages exhi.
bited. In the gallery for saddlery, the Prince
admired particularly the English specimens. Several
ambulance waggons, and other apparatus for con-
veying wounded soldiers, were most closely exa-
mined, as well as other materiel exhibited by the
war department for alleviating the fatigue and suf-
ferings of an army in the field.
A letter from Dresden of the 6th, in the Moniteur,
says : " The second Chamber yesterday rejected by
a majority of 50 to 18 the bill relating to the right of
sporting which had been adopted by the first Cham
her. A committee of members of the two Cham-
bers was immediately formed, in order to reconcile
the differences between them, but each party held
to its opinion. The first Chamber renewed its ad-
hesion to the ministerial measure, while the second
Chamber maintained its refusal; but the latter at
the same time proposed that the Government
should bring in another bill, in virtue of which the
old proprietors of the right of sporting should re-
ceive a suitable indemnity, part to be furnished by
the present possessors of the right, and part by the
State from the receipts for shooting licences. The
Austrian, Prussian, and Bavarian ministers have
left this court on leave of absence ; the English
minister will also leave in a few days."
The Donaworth, line-of-battle ship, left Toulon
on the Bth for the Black Sea, having on board
1,003 soldiers. She also carried out the arms and
baggage of detachment of the 39th, 21st, and 57th
regiments of the line, as well as a quantity of am-
munition and stores.

BOURSE, AUG. 10.—CLOSING PRICIER.
Cash. fr. e. End of Month.
4i per Cents 94 50 94f. 503.
3 per Cents 67 20 67 35

Credit Mobilier ll9O Roman
Credit Fonder 550 Austrian
Belgian Fives — Spanish Threes —
Piedmontese — - Home Debt —
RAILWAYS—FOR CASH. _

fr. c. fr. c.
Orleans 1230 Lyons .., 1230
Western Bl7 50 Rouen
Cott° 670 Strasburg
Mediterranean 1330 Havre 7OO
Northern

The Prussian Moniteur contains a letter from
Erdmannsdorff which states that, in consequence of
the favourable effect of the mountain air upon the
health of the King, their Majesties have resolved
to prolong their residence there until the middle
of August.

The Czas of Cracow states the preparations for
the new levy in Poland are carried on with great
activity ; the standard of height is lowered, audit is
very difficult to obtain exemptions. This is the
fifth levy in that country within two years.