The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-20 00:00:00

fought in the Crimea, in which the Russians were
defeated. The same journals state that Lord J.
Russell.. and M. Dronyn de l'Huys will 'prolong
their stay at Vienna for a week, in order to exa-
mineli the counter proposition of Russia.
ITI"NA' 19th—A letter from the Crimea of the
12th states as official that the allied fleets have
Placed themselves in line of battle before Sebasto-
pol. It is announced that up to the 12th the bom-
bardment against the Malaehoff tower had conti-
tued)but without any apparent result. Nothing has
been decided as to the day when the Conference is
v
Sit again. After the sitting of yesterday, a
onrier was sent off to London.
19th.—The English fleet, composed
„ sail of the line and 4 steam corvettes, passed
the Belt yesterday evening before Nyborg.
Abbatucci, the Minister of J ustice, continues
Lac!,
,• transact the business of the naval department,
ne has done since the commencement of the ill-
eT of the late M. Ducos.
The Moniteur publishes a decree, founded on a
ocrP in dort from
the Minister of Public Instruction,
th,,Vng that the public annual sitting common to
ith,:p"ve classes of the Imperial Institute of France
1%,T- take place on the 15th August, the day of St.
aPoleoh.
nve In the public sitting common to the
academies, a prize of 10,000 fr. will be awarded
the
three years, for the work or discovery which
e five classes shall think confers most honour or
:2),aost useful to the country. Auother decree
s to the Academy of Moral and Political
cez a new section under the title of Political,
an ten
and. Financial Section, composed
aden members, who will enjoy the same rights
privileges as the members of the other sections.
aaidn ecnsequence of a fourth battalion having been
th ed to all the-regiments of infantry, the men of
of old third battalions who remained at the depots
besuch regiments as are now in the Crimea have
toeen ordered to march without delay to Marseilles
nlbark and join their several corps.
grand review of all the troops now at Mar-
seille; alao.
dace about to embark for the East, took
ill there two days back by General Rostolan,
command of the 9th Military Division. The
4s-it_ileral expressed himself much pleased with the
Ptcaranee of the men.
The Semaphore of Marseilles says : " The
P.les of cloth lately sent for to this city by the
elSter of
,AlslWar were not required, as was erroue-
, stated, for the uniforms of the Polish legion
re-..ee established at Constantinople, but for a second
vrient of what are called the Sultan's Cossacks,
tae4l is about to be formed. The existing regi-
stea of the Sultan's Cossacks, which was raised
the months ago, is placed under the command of
whowien-known Sadik Paella (Czaykowski, a Pole
veili,n,as embraced Islamism), and it is formed of
rel et-eera, without distinction of nationality or
°n.
tith/1 Monday," says the Salut Public of Lyons,
beaere Were embarked here on board the Rhone
r refer; the Leopard and the Papin, a great num-
for ea. See containing camp greatcoats intended
Werea°
certain number of the Imperial Guard, who
part c'udged to embark without that important
in a cif their equipments. There will be also shipped
her of time for the troops a considerable num-
(lifter red trousers, which are now being made in
Nue eta towns, and' which are looked for with im-
late !lee by the men, whose uniforms have been of
havesubjected to much rough usage. Steamers
eat% also lately taken on board a great number of
earth,
8 filled with casks, which, when filled with
operat.Perform such an important part in siege
'Used Mils, and of which the allied armies have
he" enormous quantity."
of th marriage of Mlle. Leonid Lambert, daughter
the banker of that name, and representative of
cialasrV of Rothschild at Brussels, with M. Mie-
of Epstein, son of one of the principal bankers
Ad. raw, took place on Tuesday at Brussels. M.
ctle efailmt, Minister of France in Belgium, was
diyihe tflollelowwiitungesses of the bridegroom.
letter was addressed by the foreign
VrlZenahr,tiic and consular body at .Tangiers to the
"sarge d'Affaires, on the subject of the exe-
have"4ol the murderer of M. Rey, of which
.we
irgtverl. the details. It is dated Tangiers, sth .-
414,41ansleur et honorable collbgue—ln obtaining, in
Itithoe.f great resistance on the part .of the. Moorish
a'rennrkities, the execution of the assassin of t
Alth-0-4 Merchant, M. Paul Rey,obtained an
brave
tibe
ePed-for success, for taughtexperiencyeeheahsta.en
witted of a Mussulman, us that
of a murder
rsoe,lt,ted
success becomes
by bim on the personinofeaxpahrlistian, is a fact
Precedent in Morocco. Your
Ns -ore
nk4wporto,nt that on this occasion the culprit
114er„, -"elif (a descendant from Mahornet), a name
" teti• , and inviolable according to. the prejudices
ec'untry, whatever may be the crimes the pos.
• tetni,-,°F it may' commit. As, while achieving the
laLle-Pu of the cause of justice in the case of a French
j• Pet,
a„ you have thus obtained a decisive victory
,„,.'"r of all Christians who reside in Morocco,
ing the prestige of the name of Christian and
'Paverraerstmal security of the subjects of all foreign
to•ex , se regard it as the most pleasing of our duties
the Pre to you., Monsieur, our lively gratitude for
Iv
ienergy which
nterest d You have displayed for the gene-
meata of 4..? an we beg you to accept the 60[16-
!litpired „6""r uNtnpathy with which your conduct has
"Mrough wiAeii, the serious and difficult circumstances
ignatures.) We Ila" just passed."—(Elere follow the
A letter from bef
the th General ore 5
u Sebastopol states that on
anrobert issued a new order of
The day, in which
d francs.tirewarmly thanks the volunteers
them that in
theurs
for their services, and informs
vices shall be
muster roll mention of their ser-
a-h°lll4
the h°lll4 be tr
made—also that a list of their names
I
miaisatneraMoiftwtedart.o the Emperor, and another