The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-15 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN FRIENDSHIP.

The Austrian Gazette, in giving insertion to cer-
tain extracts from some of the London journals,
appends the following expressions in regard to
England : " England has ibeen unsuccessful in
waking the Austrian army her mercenaries ; and
as the idea of a pacific solution has already com-
menced in France, the policy of England, alarnnd
thereat, holds up the revolutionary Orel in order
to spread hatred and discord and to finish the work
which was for a time checked in 1848. England
may decree laurels to Piedmont. Austria will be
as little moved thereby as by the hollow phrases of
the English journals. Austria, like the whole
world, knows the value of British faith and Eng-
land's friendship, and that she is ever ready to let
slip her mad dogs upon those who refuse to hunt
for her."

OPERATIONS IN THE SEA. OF AZOFP.

The Invalide Russe contains the following intel-
ligence from the Sea of Azoff

" Between the 15th and 18th of August, the
enemy'S steam-vessels appeared before Genitchi,
and cannonaded the town.

" On the 18th seven steam-vessels, accompanied
by several floating batteries, arrived near the vil-
lage of Ouzkoui. One of the batteries entered the
strait, but being warmly received by the fire of our
cannon she was compelled to retire.
" On the 21st and 22d, twelve of the enemy's
boats which were in the bay of Genitchi fired
upon the town and camp, but without doing any
injury.

" On the 23d, six of the enemy's steam-vessels,
which were in the hay, weighed anchor and sailed
in the direction of Kertch."

LIVERPOOL ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—On Wednesday
evening last, the whole crew and all the passengers (with
their families and friends) of the Gipsy Bride, on the
eve of sailing for Australis, paid this house a visit. They
filled every box and the whole of the pit. The play was
Janet Pride, and, perhaps, Madame Celeste and Mr,
Webster, with all their experience in popular approba-
tion, were never so heartily applawled. In a full theatre
a play generally goes well, aqd Madame Celeste, Mr.
Webster, and Mr. Baker seemed to take more than usual
pains, and the audience were delighted.
The discount houses have given notice of an increase
in their rate of allowance for money at call from 31 to
31 per cent. For money at seven days' notice their rate
will be 3i.

IMPORTS OF SPECIE.—The Royal mail steamer Great
Western, from Brazil, has brought 6,200/. The Penin-
sular and Oriental steamer Tagus, from Lisbon, has
5,7001.

The Hamburg advices describe money as being very
scarce at 5 per cent. At Paris the rate is 4 per cent.
SOUTH AHERICA.—The accounts from the River Plate
yesterday by the Brazilian mail describe no commercial
changes of importance. In Monte Video the prospect
is udavourable, owing to the incapacity of the people to
resist revolutionary intrigues, and the probability that
Brazil will shortly withdraw her troops and leave them
to themselves. Meanwhile the claims of the merchants
on account of the loan originally advanced at the request
and under the virtual guarantee of the British Govern-
ment are allowed to remain neglected. At Buenos
Ayres there has been more quietude than might have
been anticipated, and the foreign immigration, which
has already led to such results that the Government ab-
stain from a census lest the settlers should become aware
of their own strength, was still going on to a great ex-
tent, especially from the continent of Europe.

LATEST NE WS.

TRIESTE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 13.
The news from Trebizond comes down to the
30th ultimo.

Omer Pacha was expected there with 30,000
men to make a diversion on Kutais and Tiflis.

Kars was still invested, but General Williams

sent reassuring despatches.

BERLIN, THURSDAY.

The late commander of the 2d corps d'armee,
General Panintine, has been definitively appointed
Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Centre
at Kief.

General Bosquet was wounded on the Bth by a
fragment of a shell, while encouraging the troops
by his example. Four French Generals are stated
to have fallen, viz., Generals Saint-Pol, Breton,
Maroilles, and Rivet, the latter chief of the staff
of the Ist corps. The Generals wounded are, be-
sides General Bosquet, General Mellinet, of the
Imperial Guard, La Motterouqe, Couston, Bisson,
Trochu, and Poudeves. The latter has since died
of his wounds. General de Failly is not among

the wounded, as had been rumoured.

DANTZIC, FRIDAY.

The Driver has arrived from Nargen, which
she left on the 11th. The fleets were at Seskar
and Nargen. The Driver brings no news of any