The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-03 00:00:00

YEAriTTATtY a,

LATEST Nil]WS.

VIENNA, SATURDAY,
FEB. 3, 9 A.M.

Baron de Bruck has written to say that he
cannot, under present circumstances, leave Con-
stantinople until Baron Koller arrives.

BERLIN, FRIDAY, FEB. 2.

Advices from Varna, dated the 27th of Jan.,
state that, in consequence of explanations from
Constantinople, Omer Paella retains the command
of the Crimean expedition.
Ismail Pasha is placed under his orders.

Advices from St. Petersburg of the 217th of
January state that, with a view to avoid increased
taxation, in case of a lengthened war, an Impe-
rial ukase has been issued, ordering the issue of
paper money, redeemable three years after the
restoration of peace.

The Moniteur of yesterday also says that, ac-
cording to accounts from Bucharest of the 31st
January, the differences between Omer Pacha

and some members of the Divan have been en-
tirely arranged.

Count Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador at

this court, has gone to Vienna.
M. d'Usedom, who was charged with a mission
to the British court, and who left London a day
or two since, has been ordered to confer at Brus-
sels with the Prussian General de Wedell, who is
entrusted with a mission to the French Govern-
ment.

ROME, JAN. 30.

At the last consistorium, the Pope stated that
all advice, exhortations, and notes to the King
of Sardinia and his Ministry had proved fruitless.
Iu spite of the concordat and convention this
Government infringes upon the rights of the
Church, and contemplates the confiscation of
ecclesiastical estates and the abolition of ecclesias-
tical orders.

These measures the Pope condemned, and
pointed out the judgments of councils for such
offences.

Of the seven bureaux of the Chamber of
Deputies at Turin, one only, the seventh, has
declared itself against the treaty with the West-
ern Powers. This bureau has appointed M.
Valerio a member of the committee charged to
report upon the treaty.

The following despatches have been received in

Paris :--

" MARSEILLES, Jan. 31.—The accounts brought
by the Egyptus state that 10,000 Egyptians had
been asked for by the Allied Generals, and were
preparing to start for the Crimea. Omer Paella
had left for Baltchik. 500 Montenegrins, who
had attempted an incursion into the Turkish ter-
ritory, were repulsed with loss. The English
frigate Tribune, which had been sent on a recon-
naissance, has caused severe damage to the bat-
teries of Kertch and, Kaffa:"

."TRIFATE; JAN. 31.

"The preparations for a general assault are im-
peded by the severity of the weather. The 16th
French regiment remains at Constantinople, where,
it is said, it is to form the nucleus of an army of
reserve of 20,000 men. The works for the tele-
graph from Belgrade to Constantinople are going
on with great activity."

" BERLIN, JAN. 31.

" Tin) Prussian Correspondence contradicts the
report of the approaching mobilisation of two
corps d'armec, and announces that M. d'Usedom,
who had lately returned, to Brussels from London,
has again set out for England."
" BERLIN, FEB. 1.

" The Prussian Correspondence atatos from Frank-

fort that tho proposition. of Austria relative to the
immediate mobilisation of half of the federal con-
tingents has been withdrawn, after having been
rejected by the committee. On the proposition
of Prussia, it has been resolved to present to the

Diet a proposition for preparing for war, in such
a manner that in case of an ulterior resolution to

that effect the army could be on its march within
15 days." _ _

"TURIN, JAN. 31.

" There is a report that a monitory has arrived
from Rome on the subject of the bill on the con-
vents. The discussion of the treaty of alliance is
to commence in the Chamber of Deputies on
Friday. The speakers who have inscribed their
names to speak in favour of the treaty are more
numerous than those who intend to speak against
it."

We have received the Moniteur of yesterday.

Under t;le head of Constantinople the Moniteur
says :

"The Ensflish and French Admirals have to-
gether agreed upon, and immediately notified, the
blockade of the principal Russian ports of the
Black Sea, mild the necessary measures were at
once taken by the Commanders of the Allied
squadrons to rt'nder that blockade effective, even
before the expiravtion of the delay granted to neu-
tral vessels. Th 9 following is a textual copy of
the order :
" ' In the name' of the Governments of France
and of Great Britain,
" ' We, the undersigned, Commanders of the
Allied forces in the Black Sea, conformable with
instructions from our respective Governments,
" Make known by the present,
" ' That, after the Ist of February, 1855,
" ' The mouth of the Dniester, the ports of
Akersnann, Ovidiojol, Odessa, all the ports situate
between the points of Ochakow, and Kimbourou,
including those of Nikolsiew and of Cherson,
" The mouths of the Bug and of the Dnieper,

" The ports situate between point Kimbouron
and Cape Tarkan, including the ports of the Gulf
of Perekop,
" 'The port of Sebastopol,

" The ports included between Cape Aia and
the entrance of the Straits of Kertsch, notably
those of Yalta, Alouchtn, Soudalc, Kl,ffa, or Thoo•
dosia.

"'The port of Kertsch, the Straits of Bertsch,
the entrance of those Straits, ant all the ports of
the Sea of Azoff, including espec:Ally the ports of
Bordiansk, Taganrog, and Arabat.
" The mouth of the Don, tho ports of Auapa
and Soudjak,—aro placed in a state of strict
blockade by suitable forces of Frivace and England.
" The ports Eupatoria, Strcletzka, Kamiosch,
Kazatcb, and Balaklava, are not included in the
blockade until further notification.

" 'lt is also notified by this present, that all the
measures authorised by the law of nations and by
respective treaties between his Ma.;iesty the Em-
peror of the French, her Majesty the Queen of
England, .and different neutral Pq wers, shall be