The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-23 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Dr. Monciyo has delivered to M. Thouvenel,
charged with the direction of Foreign Affairs
during the absence of M. Drouyn de l' Eluys, the
letters accrediting him as charge d'affaires, of the
Republic of the Equator to the French Govern-
ment.

The Emperor, in consequence of the great
increase of the labours of the persons employed
in the offices of the War Department, has ordered
the formation of a new section under the name of
Direction speciale de la Caralerie et de la Gen-
darmerie, which is placed under the management
of Colonel Campanet, of the 11th Chasseurs.
The Bulletin des Lois contains an Imperial de-
cree, creating two new regiments of infantry7to be
called the 101st and 102 d.
The Minister of War has addressed a circular to
the generals commanding the various military di-
visions, requesting them to make known to the
troops under their command the decision come to
some time since by the Emperor, that all soldiers
when obliged to undergo amputation in conse-
quence ,of wounds, shall receive from his Majesty's
privy purse, a sum sufficient to bring up the annual
pension of each to 600 f.
According to a letter from Kamiesh, in the
Nouvelliste of Marseilles, the French and English
batteries, on opening the fire on Sebastopol, had
550 guns in position, and ammunition for 353,000
rounds.

Of the three French generals who had been
obliged to enter the hospital of Constantinople, one
(Gen. d'Allonville) has already returned to the Cri-
mea; another, Gen. de Monnet, is cured, but his
wound in to o neck still causes him some pain; and
the third, Gen. Bouat, who was attacked with ty-
phus, is quite convalescent. Gen, de Monet has

reeeivel au autograph letter from the EIVP."I
compliweuting liiui ou his bravery. _

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TIIE PRINCIPALITIES. ti•
A letter from Krajova of the 13th, in the (I°listif
tutionnel, con.radic's the statement made recor, •
of the popidation of that town having-risen in it
volt. A number of the inhabitants of the tonie
seems, went in a body to the administrator of the the
triet to beg of him to present a petition te.tted
prince, comp'aining of the asAassivatiou 0113°100,
try au A ustriati the previous dav; and three b,,°Yll,ltot
named Glogotlea,no, Ohedeana, and Pee,n3r,,"ted
by
and uot.---Gan,
though great state functionaries,
the population, thought fit to represent te ofe- •
ALicheo, the '33
Austrian commander, that this 1.
int-tirt was the commencement of a general oest
reetion, and to send nil despatches to Dilemsci,h.
announcing the same thing. MacheNdatil
out pausing to ascertain the truth of time" "Aa''
ment, sent a despAtch to Count Coronini, thtiesi
trian Counnanilet-in-Clii4 in the Princiqt.ll
and
informing him that K ajova was in full rest 91001
that barricades were being thrown tip' 'eh- to
Coronini forwarde I the news by tetegrar oopg
Ohio
Vienna, and desp Ached a strong body of
by forced narchei to Krajova. The IN.4lls;° the :
Rosetimweri
Government. ,nt its part, sent M.
Prefect of Police to the town, with full P°eteto '
to re-establish ordlr. The troops and the.P:
on their arrival found, to their astonishinen'irsil
the town was perfectly calm. The Austrian ga titceo,
when the false statement was made to hill' ,14 ,
from 20 to 40 soldiers in the houses of 200 Yobe"
inhabitants who had signed the petition, o'ol4
had
been denounced to him as the getters tiP K.tast
revolt. Bat these inhabitants not only Pre
that they had no intention to create an IL:Ist:40
tion, but they complain that the three "-„,"atter •
accused them falsely. In this state the "•
remains.

PIEMONT. "ins titne
A letter from Tur Din of tile 17th, in the v"" 1
tionnel, says :
" The embarkatio
n of the expeditionary force 191S0oureser .
countered another short delay, and I learn frog' a.niptre' '
it'nivwe
andhich I have confi lence thai, it arises from
political difficulties. Tuie cap
lisp not'
vessels
have, it is said, refused to convey
the alb Of
Lion and stores which the army ha,, to carry eat tor
the English Government havinc, only undertaken': will,'
soon
men and baggage. These diffiCulties, howerVoitel
be removed. Assuredly, it will not be the •- her.
thencoutrnaoch-r.in-chief of • • 'lit
11.
the expeditionaryar' ifost'l
be any delay.. General Li Marmara displaY9 al A 51113.
credible
activity and zeal in all the preparations. %foots ..
tainsiborlitbesol;
.'ay last the captains of the English transports red/nobs '
saectitl -0 ,
(Take their men work, on a,cou tof
n the d
coops i
ay ; but Get.eral La Al a+:
armora sent on boar total
of soldiers,,
and they were d all day 121 f
re Eng aged thie 'o'l
away bAg.:age."
Mr. Hudson and the D de Gram 1:11°11t' '''
t 11
_ uc.oor ; ,
British and French ambassadors to the u bolts ~1
Turin are , now at Genoa, to witness the at. ',..1,
tioTnhof the Piedmontese troops for the Leva'-iitbf. -1'
fthe fr ' '4,
The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, 0
says : tea Pefil '
"This port never presented a more aniro° d- ''
WI
once than it dues at present. The roadstead 15 es'rrifitt4
With steamers, and toavellers are constatitlf ifibarcli:
within
and our walls from the various towns of l'',°„•-terly
Tuscany. The whole popu'ation area ramone 000 4,
selves in glish flotilla, and, poetP6iiiVii. :3
the
Jae() visiting the En
n. ri, . E,, ilish ffi ' P° .- .4
1, 0 cers receive. i
the crowd of • ' visitors."

SPAIN. 2005' a -*
MADRID, and
The Cortes to-day adopted the 2,1 140-perti'
arti,.;les of the Bill for the Sale of Clnir'b in Attie:
Reiliforceinents are to be sent to NI, llil oleo-
fur the protection of the presidios or O'ver

prisons.
itoteS.,o
101 lie I
A letter from Ga'atz, in a Dresden joist
at
that some Fiench officers had arrived in eh vole
to prepare quarters for a hotly of Fre" flora°
which were shortly to make their AP;
there.
he ,114h,54
"A. letter from Alexandria," SW, ti Dg
" informs us that the Viceroy, T erso"-,1100,i9
design of haying the Isthmus of Suez 11'"!
has requested M. de Lesseps to pay anoth43tsiriti;
to Constantinople in order to use fresh eff°: s4ir,
the Oitoman Government on the suljec" dittr
Paella has even, it is said, written an 3'lt7y the
letter to the Sultan to point out to his M3Jesrtalice,
necessity of the undertaking, and the ialrovioce
which it would give to one of the richest P. tray
of the Empire, by bringing to it the transit
of the world."

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