The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-29 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

Advices from Odessa of the 18th state that the
report of the death of Prince Menschikoff is false.
Powerful bodies of cavalry are on their way to

the Crimea.

VIENNA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28.
The local papers publish the following :

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 22.

The treaty of alliance between Sardinia and

Turkey is signed,
The Banshee, coming from the Crimea, brings
the news of the death of Prince Menschikoff.

Vely Pasha is appointed Governor of Candia.
French ships of tho line are to sail for the

Crimea.

FRANCE.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The Moniteur announces that Queen Victoria
has invited the Emperor and the Empress to come
to England. Their Majesties will proceed to Lon-
don about the middle of next month.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs left Paris on
Wednesday evening for London, and on his return.
will proceed to Vienna to assist M. do Bourqueney
at the Conferences.
The secret of the conferences of Vienna seems to
be exceedingly well observed, as may be inferred
from the progressive diminution of details given by
the foreign journals. In fact, only three of those
last received pretend to know anything of what
is passing. - One is the Cologne Gazette, which
says that in the first three conferences, the three
least important -ofSthe four points were admitted
in the form which they had received in the pro-
tocol of January 7 ; and that the question at pre-
sent before the conference is to decide on the de-
tails, which is to be effected, it declares, on the plan
adopted by the committees of the Diet, namely, to
have -a: report presented •by one of its members,
and then a discussion entered on point by point.
The mattnts•to be decided on are, it adds, the in-
stitution Of a syndicatelor regulating the navlga-
tiou of the Danube ; the abandonment of the sta-
tion of Kilia by the RUssians ; the evacuation of
such isles of the Danube as they cannot show their
clear right to occupy ; the measures to be exe-
cuted for the protectorate of the principalities
and of the Christians of the East, &e. Another
journal which speaks of the acts of the conference
is the .ilamburg News, but it merely states that a
counter-proposition of Prince GortschakofT, con-
cerning the third point—the power of Russia in
the Black Sea—has been unanimously declared
by the membeis of the congress insufficient.
Lastly, the Wanderer of Vienna affirms that the
point relating to the navigation of the Danube pre-
sents very considerable difficulties, Russia mani-
festing gceat unwillingness to yield as much as is
required by the members of the conference. All
this appears mere speculation, founded on the
rumours in circulation.

The following private telegraphich despatches
have been received here to-day.
" TRIESTE, 27th.—We have intelligence from
Constantinople to the 19th. There was a rumour
that the French had made a sharp attack ou Sebas-
topol ou the 14th. The weather waa fine there.
At Constantinople the preparations for the French
Emperor's arrival continued. According to the
latest news from the mouths of the Danube,
the Russians opposed fresh obstacles to the navi-
gation of the river by the Austrians. News from
Trebisondo to the sth had reached Constanti-
nople. General Williams had caused three Turk-
ish generals to be removed from their commands
and put under arrest. From Athens we learn that
Genet al Travellas is dead."

" BERLIN, 27th.—General Osten-Sacken an-
nounces that on March 17 Three battalions of
Zouaves, followed by strong reserves, attacked
the Russian positions established at Sebastopol,
before one of the new redoubts of the besieged.
If this report of General Osten-Sacken is to be
believed the Zouaves were repulsed with heavy
loss. Since that attempt,' adds the Russian
General, ' the enemy has acted with less vigour
against the fortifications of the town.' Prince
Gortschakoff arrived at Sebastopol on the 20th."
" HAMBURG, 26th.—The Northern Bee of St.
Petersburg publishes a manifesto of the Sacred
Synod, in which all the Russian population are
called to arms to defend the Orthodox Church."

" VIENNA, March 27.—Lord John Russell has
received an invitation from the King of Prussia to
spend Easter at Berlin."
" MADRID, 27th.—The discussion on the bill
relating to the sale of the church property began
in the Cortes yesterday. The Court leaves to-
morrow for Aranjuez."
The Asmodee steam-frigate sailed from Toulon
yesterday with troops for the army of the East.
The Salut Pablic of Lyons states that the Avig-
non Railway Company have received orders to
prepare to convoy 3,000 soldiers a-day, with their
campaigning materiel, instead of 1,500, as pre-
viously oidered.

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