The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

Late official despatches received in Paris from
the Crimea contain a supposition that the Rus-
sians will be compelled to attack the allies ere
long. Marshal Pelissier has so disposed of his
forces that the greatest confidence is felt as to
the result. The English army is not likely to be
engaged in this affair should it come off.

VIENNA, MONDAY.

To-morrow, it is expected, the Emperor will
return from Trieste. Baron Prokesch-Osten has
arrived here from Frankfort. The Concordat is
promulgated.
On the sth the Czar left Odessa for Nicolaieff.

BERLIN, Not 11.

The New Prussian, Gazette announces that im-
mense beds of sulphur have been discovered on
both sides of the Volga, near Ssamara. The
Russian Government has given orders for the in-
stant working of the beds, which are said to be
" more valuable to Russia than a discovery of
gold at this juncture."
A despatch received here from Warsaw states
that, on his return from the south, the Czar will
visit the fortress of Michaelgrad, and the military
establishments at Kieff.

The Borsenhalle of this place says that, not-
withstanding all denials, things are taking a turn
favourable to peace, and that negotiations will
soon be resumed.

Count Tolstoi, the Czar's Adjutant-General, has
arrived here with an autograph letter to the King
from his master.

The Danish Ministry are said to have de-
manded that Prince William Frederick be ex-
cluded from the succession to the Throne, fDr
refusing to sign the new Constitution. Denmark
is not unlikely to give up her neutrality, in order
to engage the Western Powers to confirm this
change in the line of succession.

TRIESTE, Nov. 14.

The state of the Archduke Ferdinand is very
satisfactory to-day, and he only requires to be
kept quiet.

HAMBURG, Nov. H.

The Exmouth ship of the line, bearing Ad-
miral Seymour's flag, and tho Colossus and the
James Watt, liners, have entered the port of
Kiel from the Baltic.

MADRID, Nov. 10.

The Government has announced to the Cortes
that the Carlist leaders, captured in Catalonia,
including Marsal, are to be shot.

OPERATIONS IN THE DNIEPER.
The Invalide Russe of Nov. 3 contains the fol.

lowing :

NICOLAIEFF, Nov. 1, 10.5 P.M.

All the vessels of the line of the enemy's fleet
near Kinbourn have set sail. The light vessels
remain at their old anchorage, near Otohakoff
and Kinbourn.

RUSSIAN DESPATCHES FROM KARS.
General Mouravieff reports from near Kars,
under date of Oct. 13, that in consequence of the
very severe blockade at Kars desertions from the
garrison have recommenced. The Lazes (he states)
desert with their chiefs in considerable numbers.
More than 100 of them, together with some
standards, have been taken. The inhabitants of
Kars experience a great dearth of provisions.
The Turkish troops are on half rations of bread
and meat, and the cholera is acquiring great in-
tensity in the city.
In terminating his report the Russian General
adds that convalescents from the 6,500 Russians
acknowledged to have been placed horse de combat
to the ranks, so that the
are daily returning
effective of the regiments is gradually increasing.
Amongst the most dangerously wounded, Lieut.-
General Prince Gagarine, Major-General Bro-
nevsyky, and Colonel Serobriakoff (Commander of
Mingrelian Chasseurs) give good hopes of re.
covery.

OPENING OF THE PIEDMONITESE
CHAMBERS.
TURIN, Nov. 12.

The King of Sardinia this day delivered a
speech to the Piedmontese Chambers, His Ma-
jesty said The year now about to close has
been a period of severe trials to my heart. But
when I turned my eyes towards the East I did
not hesitate to unite my arms to those of the
Powers who are fighting for the cause of justice,
of civilisation, and of the independence of nations.
"In fulfilling their noble mission our soldiers
and marine, united to the valiant armies of
France, England, and Turkey took part in their
dangers and their glory, and thus raised the an-
cient renown of our warlike country."

THE OVERLAND MAIL.
TRIESTE, MONDAY, Nov. 12.
The steamer Bombay arrived to-day at noon.
She left Alexandria on the 6th, and made the

passage in 130 hours.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 6.

The Indian mails leave this port to-day, with
intelligence from Bombay of the 17th, and Cal-
cutta the Bth of October. _ _ _

The Sonthal insurrection has revived ; Beerb-
hoom is almost entirely in their hands.
Disorders connected with religion are increasing