The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-26 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS,

VIENNA, THURSDAY, 9 A. M.

M. Drouyn de I'}Tuys was to have left yester-

day, but his departure is postponed.
Negotiations there are none.

FRANCE.

We extract the following from Ualignani's Mes-
senger of yesterday :
" MARSEILLES, 24th.— General Biznt, of the En-
gineers, has not been killed, as at first reported ; but
he received a severe wound in the neck in an engage-
ment in frotir, of the Flagstaff Battery. 1.200
French, who were cutting a trench there, had to
support four furious charges of the Russians,
aided by cannon, and they repul.ed them all, In
this affair we have had 150 men put boil de combat,
aid General Bizot and two commandants wounded.
Nothing of importance has since occurred. The
losses of the Allies from the fire of the place are about a
hundr,al killed and wounded per day. Toe front of the
Quarantine Fort is destroyed, and ail the works are da-
maged. The enemy has been able to repair onl, part in
the night. The heavy rains have rend. red the works
very lab wiods. Grear, diniulties were experienced in
making the trenches of the fourth parallel, but they were
boldly and admirably executed. It was reported on the
14th that the troops under Omer Paella and General
Dosquet were about to operate against Gen. Liptandi."
The Government has received the two following
telegraphic despatches :
"KAmrEsn, April 17. The fire of our batteries
maintains its superiority. We have become masters of
a series of ambuscades in front of the central tower, and
these works, where we are established, are nnw com-
prised in our lines. We have crowned in that direction
a ravine which runs along the fortifications of the town
where the enemy formerly kept their reserves in safety.
Before the Flag-staff bastion we have very successfully
blasted about 50 metres of rock, and this has given us a
new parallel, which has been united to the others. From
the 12th to the 14th, notwithstanding the offensive
operations of the Russians, we have only had 300 men
put hors tie combat.

" BRUAT.
The Charge-d'Affaires to the Minister of Foreign

Affairs.

" REBA, 21st.—I learn by the Asmndee, which lef
the Crimea on the 19th, that the besiegers were still ad
vancing, and that their position was becoming consoli
dated. The enemy made a strong sortie in the night el
the 18th, but it was promptly repulsed."

We have received the following private telegra-
phic despatches
KCENIGSBERG, 23d.—Bessarabia, the governments
of Kiew and Kerson and Podolia have been placed under
military jurisdiction. The command of the army of U.°
South is given to General Luders. General Annenkoff
has been recalled, and is to go on an extraordinary mis-
sion into Tauris."

" VIENNA. 24TH.—In consequence of the indefinite
sippen-ion of the Conferences, and a very general belief
that they will not be resumed, speculators have talun
alarm, and securities of-all kin Is have fallen. The 5
per Cent. Metallics have declined 1 per cent."
" VIENNA, 24TEI, EVENING. —The Austrian Gazette
announces the rupture of the conferences, in conse-
quence of Russia having categorically refused to limit
h.r naval forces in the Black Sea. Lord J. Russell has
left, and a report is current that the military convention
with Austria has been signed."
" VIENNA, 250.—Yesterday afternoon the members
of the conference met in order to sign the minutes of the
twelve preceding sittings. There was no further con-
ference."

" FURIN, 24th.—The English steamer Crce.us, one
of the vessels intended f‘ir the c..nveyance of the Pied-
montese troops to the East, left Genoa this morning
with 37 ,fficers, 250 soldiers, and a quantity of provi-
sions, on board. When at a distance of 11 miles from
Genoa, a fire roke out on board, the vessel was de-
stroyed. All on boar], with the exception of 8 men,
were caved. The fire is attributed to the engine."
" MADRID, 24th.—At the Cortes to-day, the report
on the, bill presented by the Government relative to the
creation of Protestant cemeteries was presented and
read. It is favourable to the measure. Some advan-
tages have been granted to the foreign import trade in
Spain, and some of the Consular formalities have been

The Emperor and Empress on Tuesday visited
the Palace of the Exhibition of the Beaux Arts
(paintings, di-c.), all the arrangements of which are
nearly completed.

The Moniteur continues to give the text of ad-
dresses presented to the Emperor during his late
visit to England.

Vicointe-dlTrugua,y, formerly Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs of the Emperor of Brazil, arrived in
Paris on Tuesday on a special mission to the French
Government. The Chevalier Marques Lisboa, Mi-
nister of Brazil in Paris, and all the personnel of
the legation went to the station of the Northern
railway to receive his Excellency.

BOURSE, APRIL 25.—CLOSING PRICES.
Cash. fr. C. Enrl of Montt.
4?2. per Cents 93 25 93f. 23c.
3 per Cents 6B 30 63 30
Credit Mobilier 776 25 Roman
Credit Foncier 540 Austrian
Belgian Fives ...... .. Spanish Threes
Piedmontese B5 75 Flume Debt
RAILW A Y S —POR CASH.

.r. c. fr. c.
Orleans 1135 Lyons ... 1089
Western ... 642 50 Rouen
Cato 6lO Strasburg .
Mediterranean 97 Havre 542 50
Northern