The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-15 00:00:00

NG, AUGUST 15, 1855

that Omer Paella will take the command of the

way of

MARSEILLES, AUG. 14 (Evening.)
General Canrobert has arrived in the Indus.

Gcaeral Espinasse takes his command.
The Russians continue to cannonade the ad-
vanced works, especially the batteries command-
ing the shipping in the harbour.
No one was allowed to approach the masked
batteries of the Allies.
General Pelissier constantly inspected the
works at Kamiesch.
Capt. (now Admiral) Lushington, and Generals
Fraser and Sherly, have arrived here.

TRIESTE, Atra. 14.

Accounts from Cairo, of the sth, state that the
Bedouins continued to resist, after having de-
feated the Egyptians.
The King of Abyssinia was said to be marching
on Ghellebert, with a view to take it.

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.

The Moniteur contains decrees authorising 106
persons to accept and wear different foreign orders.
Among them are the following :—The Duke de
Grammont, French minister at Turin, the grand
cross of the Sardinian order of St. Maurice and St.
Lazarus ; General Forey, Turkish order of the
Medjidie, first-class • General Baron de Letang,
grand officer of the Neapolitan order of St. Georges
de la Reunion, and General Barbeyrac, commander
of the same order ; Prince de Latour-d'Auvergne-
Lauraguas, French Minister at Weimar, Count de
Sartiges, French Minister at Washington, and
General Sauvo.n, grand crosses of the Roman
order of St. Gregory the Great ; General Marey-
Monge, grand cross of the order of the Oak Crown
of the Netherlands, (h., &c.

The return of General Canrobert to France is
said to be at the express desire of the Emperor.
What the real cause is of withdrawing an officer
from a place where he had so much distinguished
himself, and where there is yet ample room for
further distinction, it is hard to say. The rumour
has been very prevalent for some days that Gene-
ral Canrobert will be raised to the dignity of a
Marshal of France, and that, though no very great
feat of arms as yet justifies the conferring such an
honour, yet that General Pelissier will also receive
it. It would be difficult to name Canrobert and
pass by Pelissier without giving offence, and so the
latter will have to thank the former for his baton.

Imperial decrees, in the Bulletin des Lois of yes-
terday, open extraordinary credits of 97,075,000 fr.
and 4,789,000 fr. to the Minister of Marine for the
year 1855, and annual credits previously granted
to the amount of 1,025,000 fr. The larger sum is
stated to be required by the necessity of maintain-
ing a greater number of vessels afloat, of complet-
ing the transformation of sailing ships into screw-
vessels, and of keeping up the necessary amount of
supplies in the ports.
The Annales de la Colonisation Algerienne says :
—"For the last twelve months not a single expe-
dition has taken place, nor a single gun been fired,
in Algeria. This is the first time since 1830 that
such a remark could he made, and there is every
reason to hope that this cessation of hostilities will
continue, because it does not result from transient
causes, but from a state of things which cannot but
go on improving."

BOURSE, Aug. 12.—CLOSING Plum.
Cash. fr. e. End of Month.
41 per Cents 94 75 94f. 751.
3 per Cants 67 5 67 45
Credit Mobilier ll9O Roman
Credit Foncier 550 Austrian
Belgian Fivos ...... .. Spanish Throes —
Piecinuinte3o ... - Homo Debt —
RAILWAYS-I'oB CASH.
tr. c. fr. C.
Orleans
Western 825 Rouen
Cette — Strasburg
Mediterranean 1320 Havre 7OO
Northern