The Sun.
London, England, 1855-12-07 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

VIENNA, THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 6.
The Oesterreiehische Correspondenz has the fel-

lowing :

"The Odessa Imperial Commercial Bank has
suspended its cash payments.
" Unpleasant scenes have occurred in conse-

quen ce.

" The Gendarmerie remind people that by re-
fusing to take bank-notes they display animosity
towards the Government.

" The premium on silver is already 12 and 15

per cent.

A report is generallyprevalent that the Russians
have taken Kars. Rumours of peace are also

gaining consistency.
It was reported on the Exchange to-day that
the Austrian army is to be again reduced by
80,000.

Sir Hamilton Seymour has just arrived here.

RETURN OF THE BALTIC FLEET,
NYBORG, TRTJRSDAY.

The united squadrons, with Admiral Dundas,
and eleven ships of the line, have just passed the
Belt northwards.

BERLIN, THURSDAY.

Count Eulenburgb, an ultra-conservative, bas
been elected President of the new House of Repre-
sentatives by 187 votes. Count Schwerin, the
liberal President of the late Chamber, received

138 votes.
Lard Blownfield has arrived.

HAMBURG, DEC. 5.

Upon the anniversary of the Polish Revolu-
tion a grand review and To Deuin took place at
Warsaw, by command of the Emperor, in order

to celebrate its effectual suppression.

BRAZILS AND THE RIVER PLATE.
SOUTGAMPTON, FRIDAY MORNING.
The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Tamar,
Captain Bevis, with the Brazilian and River Plate
mails, has arrived in the river.

FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY.
By the mediatory influence of France and Eng-
land the point in dispute between Sardinia and
Tuscany has been adjusted.
A private despatch, from Vienna, announces that
the Austrian army is to undergo a further reduc-
tion of 80,000 men.
His Majesty the King of Sardinia arrived at
Boulogne at lnlf-past 11 o'clock this morning, in
the Vivid steamer, accompanied by the Osborne
and the Fire Queen.
The weather was very bad, and no review took
place in consequence.
His Majesty left at half-past one this afternoon
for the Chateau de Compiegne, where his Majesty
will be received by the Emperor.
On Friday a hunting party will be formed.
On Saturday the Emperor will return to Paris,
but it is not known precisely if the King of Sar-
dinia will then take his departure.
Yesterday the Emperor received five wounded
soldiers from the Crimea, who were decorated with
the military medal, and received 100 fr. each.
Yesterday the Duke of Newcastle had the honour
of dining at the Imperial table.
BOURSE, Dec. 5, Two o'Clock.—The market was
firm at the opening, but large sales for realisation
having been afterwards made, prices rapidly de-
clined from 67f. to 66f. 60c. Mobilier and Pail-
way Shares firm.

Half past Three.—There has been a slight im-
provement at the close, but with a fall on yester-
day's quotations. The following are the last quo-
tations :

Gish. fr. e.
4; per Cents. 9l
3 per Cents 66
New Loan 6.'
Bank Shares 3160 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1315 Austrian
Belgian Fives. 931 Spanish Threes —
Piedroontese ... Home Dobt ......... 31

End of ?donth.
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67 70

RAILWAYS—POR CA.BII.
fr. c.
(Means(Meansll27 50 Western 755 0,
Northern
Lyons- .
Mediterranean 1270 Grand Central 5.9.5
1., ons Geneva 670 Teste ............ 6?5
Cette 7OO Auatrian Com. ...... 730