The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-26 00:00:00

ALGERIA.

The /li/011,i/cur Algeirien has the following
from Oran of the 18th :—" Captain Colomb
and a native officer, St. Hamza, having learned
that a column of Zegdou, 1,200 strong, with 250
horses, commanded by the brothers and sons of
4idi-Ben-Taieb, was about to attack the caravans
on the way to Le Gourara, went to meet them at
the head of a small detachment of French troops,
and 1,100 natives. They fell in with them on the
11th, on the Oued Zoubra, at about five leagues
from Figuig, and after a short combat, defeated
them, with the loss of all their baggage, their
camels, some horses, 900 muskets, from 250 to 300
killed, and 62 prisoners. On the side of the French,
there were only 8 killed and 9 wounded."

SARDINIA.
The Opinione of Turin says that as soon as the
Piedmontese Chambers meet again, the first Sub-
ject that will engage their attention will be th 3
treaty of alliance with the Western Powers, after
Which the discussion on tho convents suppression
bill was resumed,
there being, it says, no founda-
tion in the rumour of the withdrawal or indefinite
adjournment of that measure.
The Senate and Chamber of Deputies of Sar-
dinia met on the 21st, to hoar the. death of the
Queen Consort officially CODlMumcgted to them.

Both Chambers decided that their sittingg
be suspended for 10 days, unless there shoul.sna
important communications from GovernmoVio
both drew up an address of condolenca to the
It was also decided that they should go into Inc'
ing for a fortnight.

The Corriere Italiano states that General v;901
Sacken. has detached force to protect lie of
leading to Bakshi-Serai while, on the sluifbe.
Perekop, General Paulff' has placed bim6eo,o
(on the tGheensetrial
tween Tultschuck and Kontuo-an, Tie 0a
journal states that the troops arrived at oir
its departure for the Crimea. The Ost• ''tilo tile,
Post, on its side, affirms that, accordingt;- 04
mareultlehie.. 14
TthhadtiNciiisvioisiajoonf iantfaoantner:/fotooki
reports of the ustrian Consuls at "300118
Ihrail,Da the march of the reserves of the are)/ -
• nube was going on uninterruptedlY•

til
A letter from Bucharestof the iltht 1/10f
Wanderer of Vienna, says :—" As iu vitttledefeo4
treaty of Dec. 2 Austria has undertaken Om se
the. Principalities against any invasion of t 00'
sut, she is now taking her measures in 001109 J,OOl
Count Coronini left this place yesterdnY. f°,rs M°
1131'13 I„beillg
to place troops ; and although )3°
less exposed, precautionary arrange
taken there also."

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A letter from Ibrail, of the 15th, in the 800
fort Journal, says :—" Our town has 126°133 sq°4
a fortress. From one end of it to the °tberreclotib!
men are either digging trenches or raisiegifitter'
on three lines. There are five of these ...- di
the first line, four on the second, _., o
and thrvitA Dr
third, nearest the town. Ibrail has)
come a second Kalafat."

Par
Sys the'
" Our correspondent at Vienna," Pi! Aro „cd
' informs us that repeated confereu°43;.B-0000„"gf
place between M. de Buol and the rite:al preirrot
of the secondary German States, ana 11.„a"
have for result the adhesion of the P-.;thoeveso
them to the Austrian policy. Saa're,ro'llsell3
lations with Prussia are very co019,"11 the 01
of the refusal given by the former iat 5
_d"nuth d"
of a Prussian military port at the
Jande, seeks support on the side of Aw