The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-12 00:00:00

LA .f:A.:46I.'iNEW.S.

VIENNA, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

portance up to that date.

no mention of it.

The Russians are still in the position they have
so long occupied on the Tchermaya.

The following despatch was received in Paris

lest night :

MARSEILLES, APRIL 10.

The instructions which Ali Praha takes with him,

enjoin him, it is said, to accept in favour of the Prin-
cipalities the common protectorate of the great
Powers, while, at the same tune, he is to express
regret that the pure and simple sovereignty of
Turkey over those provinces i s not re-established.
Ali Paella is said to have also received instruc-

tions to reserve the question, relative to an indem-

nity for the war.

Letters from Malta, of the 4th, announce that

seven steamers had loft orx the 2d and 3d for
Genoa to take on board the. Piedmontese troops.

The Vulcan steam-corvette was to follow them.

THE BALTIC; FLEET.
(By Submarine and Brt;lish, Telegraph.)

DEAL, Tut TUSDAY MORNING.
Her Majesty's ship Drivcr, , from Portsmouth,
with gun-boat, has anchored.

Her Majesty's ship Ajax has sailed for the

Baltic.

FRANC E.
(FROM OVR OWN CORR ESPONDENT.)

PARIS, WIW ,NESDAY EVENING.
The Emperor and Empress will leave on Sunday
next for England. It is an n ounced that the Em-
peror will be attended by the I) take de Bassano, his
grand chamberlain, and MAI . Fleury, de Toulon-
geon,' and E. Ney. Mars hi d Vaillant will also
accompany his Majesty. Th e suite of the Empress
will be composed of the Prince, ss d'Essling, Mines.
de Montebello and de Malare ,t, Count Tascher de
is Pagerie, grand master of In er household, and
Baron de Pierre, her equerr y. Their Majesties
t will not remain in England MO re than a week.
General of Brigade Mo ru a, of the artillery,
has been promoted to th t rank of General of
Division, and Colonels Pr. to lel and Devaux, of
the artillery, to the rank of Generals of Brigade.
General of Division d'Artois, member of the com-
mittee of fortifications, has I escen promoted to the
rank of Grand Officer in the Legion of Honour.
General of Brigade Braive b Its been appointed to
command the artillery at Toulouse ; General of
Brigade de Sevelinge to com nand the artillery at
Metz ; General of Brigade Eioleille to command
the artillery of the reserve of the army of the East ;
General of Brigade Devau r is placed at the dis-
posal of the Governor-Gener: ►l. of Algeria ; General
of Brigade Guy de la Ville tte, commanding the
sub-division of the Meuse, at Verdun, is appointed
to the command of the depart fluent of the Moselle
at Metz ; and General of Brig I tile de Lioux to coin-
mand the department of the !.l [ease.
A letter from Cherbourg * ;ays :—" The screw
line-of-battle ship Austerlitz, v rhich had been pre-
paring to convey the Empc or or and Empress to
Rnsto.nd, Ims rooeivd counter-orders, and is to
proceed almost immediately to the Baltic, to ope-
rate with the English squadr, )a. Four other line-
of-battle ships have been ordewe !d to proceed to the
Downs to serve as an escort to their Majesties in
orossing the Channel, after w h ich these vessels will
also join the Baltic fleet. The Emperor and Ein-
press will proceed front Bonk ne to Dever by the
screw-steam corvette the As:llN, a new vessel of
400-horse power. She has j ust arrived in this
roadstead from Lorient, and workmen are now
busily employed on board her., making the neces-
sary
preparations for the accon amodation of their '
Majesties."

The Simos left Marseilles on Monday evening
for Constantinople, having o a board part of the
regiment of the voltigeurs of t he) guard and a bat-
tery of the 3d regiment of artillery. These troops
appeared in the highest spirits a nod went through
the streets shouting Vive l'Ernopereur ! The Darien
st-ain frigate also lefL Toulon on Monday for Con-
stantinople with troops and m.xte riel.
The Tate line-of-battle ship. left Algiers on the
sth, having on board the 14th battalion of Foot
Cliasseurs for the Crimea. The .Governor-General
visited the ♦essel before her departure, and when
she h-ft she was saluted with 15 guns by, the
battery.

Two battalions of gendarmeri e of the Imperial
Guard left Paris yesterday for Marseilles to embark
for the East. The Ist battalion, which had been
quartered at the barrack in ti le Rue de Babylone,
had marched over the Pont R.)yal, and were turn-
ing round to proceed along th,9 quay, when. their
Majesties, placing themselves i a the Pavillon de
Flore, saluted the troops, and were answered by
loud cries of " Viva l'Empereur 1" " Vive novo-
ratrice !"

BOURSE, APRIL 11.—GLOSING PRIORS.
Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
4i per Cents 94 —14 f. 25e.
3 per Cents 69 2:5 69f. 75c.
Credit Mobilier BOO Ronian
Credit Fonder 532 50 Austrian
Belgian Fives ...... .. Spantish Threes
Piedmontese .. 85 75 Home Debt

RAILWAYS—FOR CASH. -
fr. e
Orleans
Western 660 Rouen
Catte
Mediterranean — Havre- (xd) 558 75
Northern

THE CRIMEA. '
1 The Ost-Deutsche Post of Vienna says':—" Our
latest dates from the Crimea are up to the 27th
ult. A violent bombardment had been kept up on
both sides for some days before, but at last the Rus-
sian fire had begun to flag, arid subsequently ceased
altogether, many of the Russian batteries having
been dismounted. It is said that the French have
succeeded in opening a breach in the Malakhoff
Tower, but no assault has been made, because the
Russian batteries of the Tchernaya still commanded
that point of attack. The intention is, it is said,
that General B,)squet shall drive General Liprandi
from his position, while General Cannbert will
direct the operations against the Malakoff Tower
in person; General PCilissier commands the reserve.
From the heights of the French camp, caravans of
men, women, and children have been latterly seen
to quit Sebastopol with their effects. One of these,
which took the direction of Bakslii-Serai, was pre-
ceded by a procession bearing sacred banners, and
escorted by about 40 Cqssacks. Our letters state
that many Russian soldiers take advantage of the
sorties to pass over to the allies.

RSA.
A letter from Odes USI
sa o the 27th ult. in theovern-
Danube of Vienna says •—<<The Russian G
went has been wrongfully accused of having first
permitted the export of corn from Galatz and
afterwards prevented it. The .Austrian Govern-
ment interfered in favour of the merchants of
Trieste who had made purchases of corn before the
prohibition was published, and the vessels belong-
ing those merchants were permitted to leave. A
large number of vessels arrived immediately after
at Galatz, hoping to be able take advantage of this
permission, and it was then that the Russian autho-
rities declared that no vessels should pass the
Danube except such as could produce certificates
showing that they belonged to the merchants at
Trieste."
A letter from St. Petersburg, in the Cologne
Gazette, annottuces the death of Gen. Prince Argu-
tenski Dolgorouki, at Tiflis, on the Bth ult. den.
Read has succ'eded him in the command of the
3d corps d'arrnee._

A letter from Warsaw, in the Post Anyt Gazette,
states that after every sitting of the Conference at
Vienna, Prince Gortschakoff has sent off a very
full telegraphic despatch through Warsaw to St.
Petersburo-. Prince Paskiewitch alone takes cog-
nisance of.their contents as they pass. Armaments
continue, and the arsenals of Warsaw and of No-
wogieorgew§k are constantly preparing materials,

Authentic intelligence has been received here
from Varna up to the Bth April.
Nothing had occurred before Sebastopol of im-

Accounts from Constantinople, of the sth, state
that on the previous day the Greek Ambassador,
M. Conduriotti, had arrived there.

A Russian account of a sanguinary engagement
on the 26th of March deserves no attention, as
advices of the 3d of April from the Crimea make