The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-16 00:00:00

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no plausible reason to be found, for, with verYboic
local exceptions, the harvest throughout tbeLyy
of the Zollverein States has been abundant, ceirtbe
far exceeding an average crop, whilst it will rutother
great export trade of Stettin Dantzic, and the °se 3
Baltic ports in a material point of view, and °a°ia
moral degradation of Prussia's commercial p 0,17,,
the eyes of her own subjects and the world at ia
If France and Belgium haVe interdicted the e'
tation of corn, it may be said iu extenuation
in those countries there is a strong feeling el
subject, mainly owing to the long-existing P)
dices deeply rooted alike in the people an(
Governments. But in both these states al`
sults have been most disastrous, for thei]
flourishing trade has been crippled, and
have fallen, whilst they are left to their oval
sources, for no merchant would send tiler°
plies, knowing that he must submit to realise
at any price offered, as he would not be Paul
to take his corn to any other market.
That Prussia has forbidden the exportati'
horses may be more easily forgiven, for it is
great horse-breeding country, and in the
uncertain state of affairs she may require all
horses she may have for the use of the art'
the remount of the cavalry.
Most of the German states have follow'
course) the example of Prussia and prohibit
exportation of horses. Hanover alone al'
egress, but as all the roads to the south are

up by the Prussian barriers, the only availal
exit is the frontier of Holland.

PIEDMONT.

The Constitutionnel, the Independanes
and some of the Italian papers, circulate
reports, more or less detailed, respecting till,
which, -as they assume, Piedmont is to tags
war. The Presse of Paris is informed by its
correspondent that

"The essential conditions of a treaty of alliaL
Piedmont, France, and England were finally ar)
the evening of the 9th inst. by the Council of
The Duke of Guiche and Mr. Hudson, the repra.
of the two last Powers, were present at the elan
the afternoon of the 10th the treaty itself was
Piedmont will supply 15,000 men of all arms wit.
park of field artillery ; the expenses of transport
defrayed by France and England. A loan of 25
for each year the war lasts will supply the .1
Government with the means absolutely requisl
keeping its army on a war footing, while F!
England both engage to render the conolusre
lean as easy as possible, both as to the condil
the execution of the operation. The Sardinian
will join the English. The con:mai:l3 of it will
be entrusted to General La Marraora, the prese?
ster of War, to whom the army is indebted for It 9
re-organisation."

TURIN, Jan. 11.—To-day, at the opening
ness, Count Cavour announced the retreat
Dabormida, Minister of War. This ann'
occasioned a great sensation. Some pL
the minister had resigned on account of th,
bill, but the better opinion was that
not satisfied with the terms of the new alba
the Western Powers. It was reported
quired, as a condition for the alliance, the .
of the sequestration on the property of the
bard emigrants. M. Valerio (Left) said the
ment made by the Minister would deeply
the country, and he trusted Government
fix a day to give explanations as to the NI
M. Dabormida's retirement. Count do
replied that Government would very shorti.
to submit to the house a proposition which
call forth the explanations demanded.
Yesterday the debate on the Convents S.'
sion Bill was continued with great animatil
was again adjourned.

MALTA.
MALTA, JO'
•
The Army and Navy steamer, long expected
made her appearance early this morning. She
board stores for the army and navy on
account. .
The Levant mail has just arrived.
A correspondent, writing from the Rocket 114°1
Eupatoria, on the 11th of December, announces
ture of two Greek priests, on one of whom was
proclamation from Prince Menschikoff, inviting,
habitants of Eupatoria to set fire to the town a"(
to the Russians, by whom they would be receivt`,
open arms. He concludes by saying, "1 hearth
to be shot."
Since my letter, per Tamar on Saturdil(6t
have the arrival of her Majesty's steam frignte°,o
tioh from the Levant ; but she brings no n
rid
interest. The frigate is in .a deplorable statfL
heavy repairs, but left last night for Engl,to
The Adelaide screw steamer reached
Sunday the 7th. She has on board ZSI
19th, 34th, 38th, 88th, and Rifle Brign.ifet 3,
all, and the following officers :—Major
giment, in command ' • 19th, Captain Massey,
Campbell, Boyce, Jordan, and Bost,
38th, Captain Hackett; 88th, Lieutenants Presto
Kenny ; Surgeon Batt, and Assistant-Surgeon
ington, 34th Foot ; Rifle Brigade, Lieutenant
Dr. Dwyer, medical staff; and Assistant-Comm'
Day and Flint,
The Sydney Hall transport, No. 146, with
materials, is also among the arrivals ; and also'
fly, No. 153. She has on board Mr. W. SF
'Government storekeeper. The Oscar, No. 1
stores, and the Arthur the Great, No. 28, from 7,,
have arrived, and left for England ; the Royal
~
No. 164, arrived from England on the Bth al;
&c., for the army, and two men of the Royal
and Miners • and the overeign screw steams
Constantinople—all of whi9h have left.
The Laplace, a French norvette, from ICatoi;
Constantinople, reached port on the Bth inst.
on board 59 Russian prisoners, with whom
leave to-night for Toulon.
Rear-Admiral Stewart is making preparatioal
departure. He goes to the Black Sea as second
mand, and will be relieved here by Rear-Adrarl
ford, expected daily per Sanspareil.
Jan. 10.—The closing of the mail to Marseille:
ferred to 11 a.m. this morning.
Lieutenant Cator of the 68th, who has bet
suffering from his wounded arm, has nearly reo'.d.
'
and left the island by the Retribution, for Engla!l.,
the same opportunity left Captain Brock, ftre
pointed to the command of the Sampson steam.'
and 49
Sultanatransport, military
14
invalids.
The No. 32, has left for P 0,1074 ,
having on board Captain Lodder, 47th Regiment' ;10
ant-surgeon ; W. J. Fyffe, 30th Regiment ; 207 Pa
invalids and four women.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge',oll
his arrival in Malta, has been too unwell to lea'
room,
Her Majesty's 14th Regiment, played to the w'•„,e'
the 72d Highlanders, and loudly cheered by the V;vel
has just enabarked for the Crimea, by the
transport.

FATAL ACCIDENT.--On Monday, and by adjettrilA
on Wednesday, at the White Hart, Wellingtoir;olr,
Mr. Grimshaw, borough coroner, held an inquest 'irel
body of Patrick Forester, labourer, of Ashtowe
Scholes. It appeared that on Saturday week the df„celo4B_,
was working on the brow of the Arley Mine oft ''''loPfr
Hall Colliery,, and was pushing a waggon of coal
~,,for
a tramway, so as to empty it into some railway viNes°
below. Two or three other waggons, which In
drawn by a horse, but from which the horse halo j,
been detached, continued to run along the sanlei,-itrA
rails by their own momentum, and forced him with bad
violence against his waggon as to cause his death, ;hi"
occurred in about a quarter of an hour afterwards'
lie was being conveyed home. The jury returned
diet of accidental death.—.llandiester Guardian. liff;
REDUCTION OF WINE DUTIES.—CADIZ, Jan. 4. ;Ole
Oliveira, the member for Pontefract, has been Pie,
some thou here for the purpose of obtaining accursA r‘;
f,,rmation upon the subject of the wines of this P 7,0011
Spain. .Re has visited many of the large establisil:"J,
at Feres and Port St. MLry's, and the i 0
merchants have shown every disposition to assist hid
the object of his inquiries by furnishing him with: 111°
information relating to the stock of wines on WV;
annual produce, and the probable increase of prodn'oer,
It is understood that on the re-assembling of par-lila,
Mr. Oliveira will immediately bring on his motion
reduction of the duty.
THE TRANSPORT SERVICE. —Mr. W. S.
M.P., when addressing a meeting of friends at,-,,1111,
mouth the other day, observed that with regard waooll
management of matters connected with the treit'Jbe,
service France was greatly in advance of us. We,
men of the first ability at the Admiralty—wn,o;
hardly find a more able man than Sir James Gre;"Doe
but, when he told them that the same system was
in operation which was pursued a hundred yearl colt;
they would not be surprised at the difficulty an ox4l
041
fusion which prevailed. The form of the charter Pop
was verbatim the same as in the days of the Dutch
whereas the French adopted a simpler form, like.4o
used in the merchant service, being in this reefs',therefore, a great step in advance of us. These 10/
facts the recital of which might give offence to serne'tbe°
he thought it his duty to the country to state thentier
publicly. Then, again, France had a responsible °sots
to whom all might appeal. If a merchant had oolott
to send a message by telegraph to the Minister of `
requesting- to know, for instance, what goods were' the
shipped in a certain vessel, there was an answer bifol
same rapid medium by 4 o'clock in the afternoon. op'
if yOu wrote to the Admiralty (much nearer), the Prod
bility was you would not get an answer in a week' r'
sometimes five weeks elapsed before an answer Wil-tbe
turned. This was not the fault of the men, brie to
system ; there was no responsible head, responew
b try'
the House of Commons, and through it to the color
Messages were sent from the Admiralty to the frote
office, from the Ministry of War to the Ordnance, fpm
the Ordnance to Deptford, and then came back t°l4
source from which they originally proceeded! A nhllooo
therefore, must be made in this respect before theicepjee
reasonahly_hope matters would improve. They
excellent men as subordinates, but the staff mustviei
creased. At Deptford they had the same staff as ge,t
peace, which rendered it impossible for the men tat,, i
through the work ; and he ventured to say t'ipiee'
10,0001. had been disbursed in clerks at the comer
ment of the war, some hundreds of thousands wen's
been saved to the Mary,

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