The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-13 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING.

Advices from Vienna and Berlin state that the
Allied fleets were anchored off Odessa on the 10 th.
Sixteen battalions of the Allied armies are con-
centrated near the town of Yenikale.

DANTSIC, FRIDAY, OCT. 12.

The Bulldog has artived.

The gun-boats left Nargen on the Bth,

under convoy of the Hogue, on, their way to Eng-
land.

Weather stormy. 1

The following appeared in our late edition of

last night :

HAMBURG, FRIDAY.

Prince Gortschakoff, under date of the 9th
inst., writes as follows :

The enemy has made a movement in advance

from Eupatoria, threatening Perekop, but meet-
ing with the advanced posts of the left flank of
of our army they retired.

On our left flank the enemy has detached six-
teen battalions from Urkusta to Janisala.

Despatches were received at St. Petersburg
yesterday, stating that up to the evening of the
10th the Allied Fleets had undertaken nothing
against Odessa, but at that date remained quietly
at anchor.

BERLIN, FRIDAY.

Prince Gortschakoff writes on the 11th instant :
—" The enemy is collecting considerable forces
in the valley of the Upper Belbek. He appears
preparing actively for a series of offensive move-
ments. There is nothing new from other points
of the Crimea."

It is reported that the Russian Government
has offered tho Russian possessions in North

America to the United States for 40 millions of
silver roubles and other commercial advantages.
Letters from Sebastopol and Eupatoria, of the
3d and sth, maintain that the retreat of the
Russian army is decided on, and that the works
they are erecting are only to cover the movement.
It was current at Vienna yesterday that a con-
vention was on foot for .the evacuation of the forts
on the north side of Sebastopol.
The Count do Hatzfeld, the Prussian Ambassa-
dor at Paris, has arrived here.
His presence is known to have reference to im-
portant negotiations now on foot.

It is stated as certain that the Emperor of
Russia went to Perekop, where he was met by
Prince Gortschakoff, and that he is by this time
at Odessa, whence he will go to Warsaw.

It is untrue that Prince Gortschakoff is to be
replaced by Mouravieff or Luders.

MADRID, OCT. 10.

The insurgents of Catalobia have been defeated
near Morguofa. The Cabecillos Poful and Ferrer
have been killed, and Rengos and Leiides taken
prisoners. 26 of the band have been shot. Com-
mandant Forges has dispersed the band of Tris-
tany, but it is not known in what direction that
leader has fled.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.

News of the doings of the expedition, which ar-
rived before Odessa on the Bth, is anxiously ex-
pected. 10,000 French soldiers are on board the
squadron, and the general belief is that Cherson
and Oczakoff are to be the points attacked.
The Constitutionnel of to-day, speaking probably
on good authority, says that, according to a letter
from Kamiesh of Sept. 9, it is expected that in two
days' time three floating batteries, each carrying
36 guns, would open a fire against the north side
of the harbour.

A telegraphic despatch, dated Cagliari, Oct. 10,
stys the laying down of the submarine cable be-
tween this place and the coast of Africa has been
interrupted in consequence of the rupture of the
cable. The English vessel the Result, which was
engaged in the operation, is about to return to
England with the cable, which cannot probably be
now laid down until the weather becomes more
favourable.

The Duke and Duchess of Brabant arrived here
at four o'clock; they were received with great cere-
mony, and conducted to St. Cloud.
The Salut Public of Lyons of yesterday says
Several pieces of cannon taken in the Malakhoff
tower, and sent to the Invalides at Paris by Mar-
shal Pelissier, are expected here to-day or to mor-
row by railway.
The steam-frigates Caffarelli and Eldorando left
Marseilles on the 10th for the Black Sea, the former
with 600 men on board, and the latter with 500.
" We understand," says the Semaphore of Mar-
seilles, " that the Sultan, as a mark of acknowledg-
meat, for the excellent arrangement made in this
port for sending off troops to the East, has con-
ferred the decoration of the order of Medjidie on
General de Rostolan, commander of the 9th military
division, on the Marquis de Crbvecceur, Prefect of
the Boucher-du-Rhone, and on M. de Cambis,
military intendant."
M. Erdau, a redactAur of the Presse, was some
time since sentenced to eight days' imprisonment and
a fine of 100 f. for a libel on the Catholic religion,
alleged to be contained in his work "La France
Mystique." The Procureur-General, not being
satisfied with this light punishment, appealed a
minima (a proceeding allowed by French law).
The appeal was heard to day, and M. Erdan has
been sentenced to a year's imprisonment and a fine
of I,ooofr.
BOURSE, Half-past Two.—The situation of the
Bank of France, which was published this morn-
ing in the frioniteur, has thrown a gloom on the
market, as the bullion was again reduced to 56
millions of francs (232 millions against 2881 millions
on the figures of last mouth). There was a great
scarcity of business in all deeds of securities, but
the prices were maintained, as the English Con-
sols had been posted up with an advance of 11 per
cent. The Threes were done from 64fr. 50c. to
64fr. 35c., and rallied to 64fr. 45c. The other
securities are quoted at about the same prices as
yesterday.
Half-past Three.—The prices were very flat at
the end of the Bourse, and with a slight fall on
yesterday's quotations. The
..Three per Cents. de-
clined to 64f. 35c. ; the Mobilier to 1,667 fr. 50c.
There was a fall of about 2f. 50c. on Railway Shares.
The situation of the Bank of France was the sole
motive alleged for the general heaviness of the
securities. The following are the last quotations:—
Cash. fr. e. End or isiontll.
4i per Cents 9O 25 —f. —c.
3 por Cents 64 40 61 35
New Loan 6l 40
Bank Shares 3125 Roman
CreciitMobilier ll7l 25 Austrian
Belgian Fives 942 Spanish Threes
Piedinoutese B4 25 Home Debt