The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-26 00:00:00

ODESSA.

A leutor from Odessa in the Austrian Corres-
pondence says :—" According to intelligence from
Ismail, Prince Gortschakoff has just left that town
to inspect the fortress of Kilia. He has been ac-
companied by General Luders, and is to proceed
afterwards to this place by Aclrjermatan."
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Jan. 23.—Yesterday was the day fixed
for laying before the Diet the demand for the
mobilization of the German contingents, made
by Austria, and refused by this Cabinet in
its note of the sth. Great anxiety is felt
on both Rides as to the result, and each
great German Government has brought and will
bring into action all occult as well as overt means
to turn the scale in its favour. It may be regarded
as a struggle upon windk mainly depends not only
the supremacy of each, but which is pregnant,
should Prussia obtain the majority, with most
baneful effects, not only to Germany, but to the
Western Powers.

The Post 21)1114 Gazette, under its Berlin head,
says :—" We can positively affirm that it is not
true that Prussia has caused Count d'Arnim to
present a formal protest against the resolutions
which might be come to at the conferences of
Vienna without her participation. Prussia has
net quitted the expectant attitude which she has
observed since the commencement of the negotia-
tions, although the opinion at Berlin is that she
will not long remain in her present passive posi-
tion."

A letter from Berlin, of the 21st, says :
"The now Austrian note (of the 14th, which
has just been published at length) has produced
a painful impression on our governmental cir-
cles from its firm tone. It is a reply to the
Berlin note of the sth, by which Prussia
refuied to place on a war footing the body of
troops demanded by Austria. The Cabinet of
Vienna qualifies the refusal of Prussia as a
violation of treaties ; the Prussian Cabinet being
obliged by the military convention of the 20th
April to mako tho concentration of troops
required. The disquietude produced by this new
and grave dissension between Prussia and Austria
has produced a marked effect on the quotations of
the Stock Exchange.—The Prussian Government
intends, as is known, to prohibit the circulation in
the Prussian States of all foreign paper-money.
The petty States, on their part, intend to protest
against this measure in the Diet, on the ground that
Art. 19 of the Federal Act establishes a community
of commercial relations between all the States.
From a report submitted by the Ministry to the
Clambers, it appears that out of the loan of thirty
millions of thalers, made for extraordinary military
expenses, only 4,135,724 thalers have been dis-
bursed. The English Ambassador hero, Lord
Bloomfield, presented a few days ago to the King
the reply of Queen Victoria to the letter of his
Majesty which M. Von Uusedom conveyed to Lon-
don. It is said that this reply expresses the hope
that the negotiations which are about to commence
at Vienna will lead to peace ; that England will
not neglect anything that is just and equitable to
obtain peace ; but that she will not shrink from any
sacrifice to re-establish the European balance of
power in a durable manner."