The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-15 00:00:00

GREECE.

Letters dated Athens, January 6, announce
that the following vessels had passed Milo between
the 22d and 30th of December, with troops on
board, en route to Constantinople :—The Calypso
frigate, the steamer Aigle, the steam corvette Ca-
meleon, the frigate Constitution, the sloop For-
tune, and the corvette Chandernagor.
The Constitutionnel has a letter, bearing date
the 3d inst., which shows that the popular feeling
is not in favour of the French occupation, though
the Cabinet• of Greece is showing a better spirit
towards the Western Powers.

A letter from the Piraeus, in the Moniteur, says:
—" A. fact which has just taken place at Syra won-
derfully characterises the kind of protection which
Russia exercises over the Greek Church. On the
day of the fete of the Emperor Nicholas the Arch-
bishop of Syra, feeling himself indisposed, sent
one of his clergy to carry a card to M. Eberhard,
the Russian consul, with his excuses for not being
able to pay him a visit in person. Although the
prelate had always given proofs of his devotedness
to the Court of St. Petersburg, M. Eberhard posi-
tively refused to receive the card, and gave fOr
answer that the archbishop must come himself.
A third person having interfered, and observed to
M. Eberhard that the visit of the archbishop was
only delayed in consequence of his illness, the con-
sul haughtily persisted in his refusal of the card.
The Bishop of HermOpolis, offended at the'proceed-
ings of the Russian consul, has submitted the affair
to the opinion of Sacred Synod, and demanded re-
paration."

In the sitting, of the '9th of the Piedmontese
Senate the discussion of the budget of expenses
stood on the order of the day. Count Castagneto
objected to the discussion of a budget from which
the chapter relating to public worship had been
omitted, in the hope that the suppression of Con-
vents Bill would be voted. Count Cavour replied
that the Cabinet had staked their word:to support
the bill alluded to, and that it would, therefore,
not have been becoming in them to allow a chap-
ter of the budget to remain, which was in direct
contradiction to it. If, therefore, the senate were
to object to that omission, he, Count Cavour, must
make a Cabinet questiox of it. Upon this the
Senate rejected a motion by M. de Visme, for the
insertion of the omitted chapter, on the distinct
understanding that this vote should not be consi-
dered as prejudging the question of the convents.

In the Spanish Cortes, on the Bth, a proposition
to the effect that the new Constitution should not
be applicable to the colonies, but that special laws
respecting them should be passed, was ordered to
be taken into consideration. The Minister of
Grace and Justice, in reply to some observations,
announced that a bill would be brought in on the
subject of primary instruction. Count de Las
Navas demanded the production of the inventories
which were drawn up after the death of King
Ferdinand, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs
answered that a special commission had been nomi-
nated to collect all documents relative to the pro-
perty of the late King which have not already been
produced.

A letter from Cracow, sth, says :—" The
concextration of considerable masses of troops
along the line of the Prussian and Austrian
frontiers is an undoubted fact. From Zamosc to
Kilia, and from thence to Kalisch, they form a
triangle, having its point turned towards this place.
The Austrian consuls have at length obtained per-
mission that the corn purchased in the Russian
provinces, before the prohibition, may be exported,
and a considerable quantity will consequently be
received in Gallicia and in the Bukowine."

The Ost Deutsche Post of Vienna of the Bth says :
—cc The Duko de Galliera and M. Isaac Pereire
have received from the Emperor the cross of Com-
mander of the Iron Crown second class. These
two gentlemen, who have had the honour of a pri-
vate audience of the Emperor, have everywhere
produced the best impression, and different pro-
jects for fresh industrial undertakings have been
brought forward during their sojourn in this ca-
pital."

The French dragoons who are to return to France
through Tuscany and Sardinia left Rome on the
3d. They were to be followed on the 6th by the
Bth battery of artillery. The two other batteries
are to stay. It was stated the French troops, con-
sisting of two regiments of the line, beside the
artillery, would henceforth occupy the Castle of St.
Angelo only, and Civita Vecchia.

The Gazette des Postes of Frankfort, of the 11th
inst., has the following :

" the Diet did not Sit to-day, in consequence, it
is said, of the absence of the Prussian representa-
tive, M. de Bismark-Shonbausen, who has bean
called to Berlin to take part, it is said, in the ne-
gotiations with the other German States, relative
to the demand of Austria, to prepare their contin.-
goats."

Letters from the Romagna, in the Ticino Gazette,
raoAtio4 SeYO/04 pelltical valeta lately, effected

at Forly, Gasena, and Faenza. At the latter place
a coffee-house keeper was arrested, his establish-
ment being frequented by persons suspected of
Mazzinianism.

Baron de Lobzeltern, the Austrian Minister to
the Courts of Parma and Modena, arrived at
Parma on the sth.

THE OVERLAND MAIL•

TRIESTE, SATURDAY.
The steamer Australia arrived this afternoon
at
five o'clock'in 112 hours from Alexandria.
The India and China mail reached Aleiandro
on the 31st December, and left per Indus oil tile
Bth January, having been detained by bad weather.
The dates are : Calcutta, 13th ; Madras, 10th
and Bombay, 14th Dec. ; Shanghai, 20th ;
ton, 25th ; and Hong-Kong, 27th Oct.
The Burmese ambassador had arrived at Cl-
cutta, and had an audience on the 11th Dec. r
The Nepaulese army is to march through. cur
territory to attack the Grand Lama.
Sir John Bowring had returned from the nortl'
without reaching Pekin.
The rebels had captured a large part of the irc'
penal squadron, and there was a panic at Can °.
At Calcutta money was becoming more valuable,
At Bombay exchange was at 2s. Id. ; 11:013e/
scarce, and trade dull. 'tile
At Shanghai trade was improving ; teas a 11-
cheaper ; and a good business doing in silks at re'
duced rates. Exchange, 6s. 6&d.
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Exchange at Canton, 4s. 7d, e
During a gale on the sth instant the vessels Tl 3
and Agenoria got ashore in the harbour of Al5Ol.
dria.

MARSEILLES, SUNDAY'
The Vectis arrived at two- o'clock this afternt,
with the India and China overland mail. lier
spatches have been forwarded.

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBBO'

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with 24 sick and wounded troops, including 4
officers and the remains of Major-General Adrl
arrived here. It is expected that the Cambria Aar
be ordered to Chatham to land her soldiers.
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