The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-26 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 25.
The Cairo has arrived, bringing dates from
Constantinople to the 15th inst.
She also brings advices from the Crimea to the
19th inst.

Despatches left at 8 p.m. last night.
The corvette Albatross, with Imperial Guards
on board, has arrived from the Crimea.
The Fleurus had started for Toulon with 3,000
of the Imperial Guard.
The whole squadron of Admiral Bruat was to
follow on the 16th. It will call, it is said, at
Messina.

The Sultan has presented Admiral Bruat with
a sword of honour, and given several splendid en-
tertainments, at which he has been the special

guest.

The difference about the management of the
Turkish Loan is still unsettled.

M. Tnouvenel, the French Ambassador, had
given a fete to Admiral Bruat at the Embassy at
Therapia ; and Mehemet Ali also feted the Ad-
miral on board of the Mahmoudie.

Admiral Lyons is to spend a part of the winter
at Malta.

In the late battle on the Ingour, the Turks had
26,000 men and the Russians 16,000, but the
latter had entrenched themselves strongly. The
Russians lost 500 men and five cannon out of
seven which they had.
The surveyance by the agents of the Western
Powers of the mode of expenditure of the Turkish
loan is still resisted by the Porte ; but the Com-
missaries of the Allies persist in executing their

mission.

The town of Sebastopol will not be occupied.
The engineers will complete its destruction.

The preparations for blowing up the arsenal;
docks, and other immense constructions, are nearly
finished.

It was asserted at Constantinople that the army
of General Mouravieff had recrossed the Arpat-
chai. [lf this news prove true the siege of Kars
must be raised, and the Russian forces have
crossed the Arpatchai into Georgia, on their road
to Gouniri and Tiflis.]

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 23.

The three Gran&Dukes of Russia, Constantine,
Nicholas, and Michael, have returned to the
capital. The two last will set out for the army
towards the end of December.

HAMBURG, Nov. 23.

General Canrobert left Stockholm for Copen-
hagen on the 20th. One of the King's adjutants,
Count Bjornstjena, accompanied him to the fron-
tier. At Gottenburg they are preparing a bril-
liant reception for the General.

MADRID, Nov. 24.

The Parliamentary Committee proposes the
adoption of the principles of Free Trade.
The Queen has refused to accept the resignation
of M. Olozaga.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SUNDAY.

The King of Sardinia, with the Emperor and
Prince Napoleon, visited the Exhibition to-day,
and attended the concert given in the ctntral nave.
He was immensely cheered.
Count Mole has been stricken with apoplexy and
is dead.
The Patrie states that the Papal Nuncio, who,
in order to avoid coming in contact with the King
of Sardinia, an excommunicated person, had
ipro-
posed to be absent from Parisa :hid swwilleeakssoisnt
at
tthe
presentation eccle-
siastical business, has put eff the consecration
e which wasto
ocfal
thel hei mo
corps awdpylomatique to the King.
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The Minister of War has received the following
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,P.nei latsinsiserx, gcuivtiendgon the 3d of
November by expeditionary
corps at Eu-
patm is :
" General cl'Allopville having been informed
that tl•ere were at 1-Toch, eight leagues to the
north of Enpa,toria, numerous droves of cattle in-
tended
in
the supply of the Russian army,
orderat-
tempted,
to get possession of them, a
c°ll9 de
-ilitahil which' was perfectly successful.
"Forl sl4 purpose he directed on El-Toth
General Ali Pacha, the commandant of the Otto-
man cavalry, with the irregulars and some Turkish
squadrons, as well As two French and two English
squadrons.
"At the same time he left the town with the
remain
the p
remainder
rof
operation French and gEnglish troops to
support ration ; the brigade of English
marched
on Tioumen ; th e division of Ge-
neral de Failly, forming the reserve, took up a
g only a cavalry
car ar
French
aleyhed on Djollach, and that of the
position between Orto-Mamai ant Schibau.
" During this time, General Alli Pacha advanced
although su few Cossacks,who
pported by a force
of several squadrons.
utoewdaartdshiEsl approach,
c pleatinh,
"At five o'clock in the evening Ali Pacha in-
formed General d'Allonville that his operation had
succeeded, and at nine o'clock he returned to Eu-
patoria, bringing
50 horses, 10 carols,
with him 270 oxen, 3,450 sheep,
carols, and 20 vallicles taken from
the Russians."