The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-01 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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TRIESTE, OCT. 30 (EvENING).

A packet has just arrived with accounts from
Constantinople to the 22d. The Chevalier de
Wildenbruck, the Prussian Ambassador at Con-
stantinople, had arrived in that city. The cholera
was increasing in a rather alarming manner. .
Nothing positive was known as to the recall of
Lord Stratford de Redcliffe.

By the last accounts from Asia the situation of
Kars remained the same.
Accounts from Athens of the 26th state that
energetic measures had just been ordered for the
repression of brigandage.

BERLIN, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The Austrian occupation of the Danubian
Principalities is becoming a troublesome question.
The Emperor of the French is understood to
have expressed a decided intimation on the sub-
ject to Baron Prokesch-Osten on his late visit to
Paris.

The Porte is said to have positively refused any
communication with Count Paar, the Austrian
pecial envoy on the point, en the plea that its
hands are tied by treaty with the Western
Powers.

Meanwhile, the report is that the Austrian
force in the Principalities is to be augmented by

25,000 men.

The ratifications of the telegraphic convention
concluded here on the 29th of June last were ex-
changed to-day between M. de Manteuffel, for
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Prussia, and MM. de Nothomb and Malaret, for
the Austro-German Union. On the proposition'
of Prussia, it has been agreed that this convention
shall come into operation on the Ist of November.
Russia has adhered to this arrangement.

INDIA AND CHINA.
TRIESTE, OCT. 31.
The steamer Calcutta arrived to-day in 125
hours from Alexandria.
The India and China mails left Alexandria on
the 25th for Maneilles, with dates from Bombay
of Oct. 3 ; Madras, Sept. 27 ; Calcutta, Sept.
23 ; Hong Kong, Sept. 15, and Shanghai, Sept. 7.
The Santal insurrection was dying out.
Mr. Conolly, Collector in MAlabar, had been
murdered by the Moplabs.
The monsoon was at an end in 'Bombay, and
the fall of rain having been only 48 inches—that
is to sty, 25 inches short of the usual quantity--
the crops will be one quarter less than an average.
Trade was dull. Exchange on London, 2.1 g.
From China we learn that large quantities of
grain and tea had arrived at Canton.

Exchange at Canton, 4.8. i, 6.5 k.
The ship St. Abbs had been lost on a reef near
Madagascar ; 17 of the crew and five passengers
were drowned.

THE ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA.
( From a Special Correspondent of the Morning Herald.)
KAMIESFI, 00T. 20.
For the last few days the uninitiated might
almost have imagined the war in the Crimea (so
far as the mere environs of Sebastopol are con-
cerned) to be coming to an immediate conclusion.
Standing on any eminence near Kamiesh, regi-
ment after regiment of the allies could be seen
making their way to the sea shore in long straggling
columns, toiling across the dusty roads, their
bayonets glitterog in the sun (even yet, Oct. 20,
sultry in its oftWts), and bending beneath hairy
knapsacks, so heavy that they might easily be sup-
posed to contain the collected plunder of the
campaign, Balaklava, too, has been surrounded
during the same period with " all the
pomp and circumstance of glorious war ;"
and yet, before the present mail will put
to sea, we have but a few short hours left in
which to obtain even an instalment of the
desired " full true, and particular account" of