The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-10 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

MARSEILLES, TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
The Clyde, which left Constantinople on the
29th of March, has arrived.

Despatches for the Government left at 11 p.m.
BALAKLAVA, MARCH 27.

There was an armistice on the 24th for two
hours, for burying the dead. The Russians buried

400 men.

Colonel Kelly is a prisoner at Sebastopol,
slightly wounded.
Captain Montague is a prisoner, and is not
wounded.

There were false alarms on Saturday and Mon-
day, 24th and 26th March.
It is hoped that the fire will open this week.

VIENNA, MONDAY.
Aall Pasha and General Burgoyne arrived here

yesterday.

• The ninth Conference was held to-day. M.
Drouyn del'Huys was present.
The Russian envoys have not, as yet received

their instructions from St. Petersburg.

We learn from a reliable source that the Bri-
tish Envoy to the Vienna Congress is not likely
to leave Vienna before the 20th, as the definitive
answer of the Czar to the points contained in
Prince Gortschakoff's despatch is not expected
till that day.

THE BALTIC FLEET.
NYBORG, MONDAY, NOON.

The Irnperieuse, Euralyus, and Conflict have
just anchored here, and are going to coal. The
remaining ships of the advanced squadron are at
a
Landscrona.

FRANCE.
(FROM UrJR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.

The Paris journals, according to their usual cus-
tom of taking a holiday on the occasion of Easter
Sunday,
Shave all refrained from appearing this
morning.

The Hon. J. Y. Mason, the American Minister
at the French Court, has just left Paris for Nice,
for the benefit of his health.

A private telegraphic despatch from Vienna, of
this day's date, was received this afternoon, and
states as follows :

" The Russian Plenipotentiary has received his full
power—the conditions demanded by M. Drouyn de
l'Huys are accepted by Russia—peace is .secured. I
leave for Paris."

This despatch is said to proceed from the agent
of a house in. Paris largely interested in Bourse
transactions, and it is not yet confirmed by official
intelligence.
A rumour is again afloat about the attack and
capture of the tower of Malalhoff by the Allied
Armies.

The Pays pretends to publish the instructions
given by the Ottoman Porte to Ali Pasha on the
Four Points. The Debats leaves the responsibility
of them to the Pays. Respecting the third point,
the instructions, as given in the Pays, are :
"The third point is relative to the revision of the
Treaty of the 13th of July, 1841, with the view better to
connect the existence of the Ottoman Empira to the ba-
lance of power in Europe, and to limit the preponderance
of Russia in the Black Sea. The Sublime Porte, thankful
for the proofs of sincere friendship which the Great Powers
purpose giving it on this occasion, approves of the
material means by which those Powers desire, in fact,
to limit the preponderance of Russia. But it must at
the same time guard against a revision of the treaty of
1841 in, a manner susceptible of becoming an infringe-
ment upon its rights of sovereignty on the Bosphorus
and Dardanelles, or on any point of its territory where
the safety of the empire might be compromised."

*Letters from Toulon state that the number of
troops embarked at that port for the East since the
25th of February amounts to 14,717 men, and the
vessels of all kinds employed to transport them to
21. The Charlemagne alone took 1,20 G.
Majors Stanley and Brett have just passed
through Paris on their way to the Crimea. These
officers belong to the Bombay Army and have seen
17 years' rough service in India. Major Stanley,
who is well known for his gallant conduct in India,
was formerly on the staff of the late Sir C. Napier,
and served for some time as assistant political
agent under Colonel Outram in Scinde, and has
just relinquished a lucrative appointment on the
Scinde frontier to take the command of a regiment
of cavalry in the Crimea.
A detachment of twelve firework makers under
the direction of M. Melva, formerly a pupil of the
Polytechnic School, who has so long devoted him-
self to the study of the pyrotechnic art, has just
em barked •at Lyons on board one of the Rhone
steamers for Marseilles, on their way to the Crimea.
These workmen, who are all remarkable for their
superior ability in their art, have been specially
engaged to' keep in order and repair the vast quan-
tity o bombs, shells, and other incendiary articles
sent out to the army of occupation. Although
civil workmen, they are to be placed under mili-
tary orders.
Mme. Dounay de Gasteau, sister of M. Von de
Weyer, the Belgian Minister at London, died sud-
denly three days back at her residence at St.
Josseten Noode.
The Northern Railway Company have just pur-
chased from Baron de Rothschild three pieces of
ground in the upper part of the Faubourg Poisson-
niere for the sum of 1,748,600 f.

BOURSE, AP AL 9.—CLOSING PRICES.
Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
4i per Cents 94 —f. —c.
3 per Cents 69 SO 69f. 90c.
Credit Mobilier BO7 50 Roman
Credit Foncier — Austrian
Belgian Fives 951 Spanieh Threes 313
Piodmontese B5 75 Rome Debt