The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-08 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

BERLIN, SUNDAY.

Prince Gortschakoff writes on the 4th Oct. in

the evening :

" Yesterday and to-day the enemy showed him-
self in the valley of the Upper Belbek, but
towards night retired upon the heights of Baidar.
No movement is visible among the Allied ships
anchored along the coast by Eupatoria.
" The fire of the enemy against the northern
forts of Sebastopol continues as before."

The following telegraphic despatches, with Con-
stantinople news of Sept. 27, are brought by the

Thabor :

MARSEILLES, SATURDAY.

Marshal Pelissier is scouring the plain of Baidar.

The Ist and 3d Corps are echeloned on the
Tchernaya, as far as the other side of Baidar.
The English, Sardinians, and twelve Turkish bat-
talions are ready to co-operate.
General Bosquet, completely recovered, is about
to resume his command. The heavy rains do not
slacken the immense preparations of the Allies.

Field pieces have been sent from the Turkish
arsenals, as well as thousands of waggons, princi-

pally from Sinope.
The Sultan has sent Marshal Pelissier a mag-
nificent sabre, with the title of Sirdarekrem, and
a patent granting him a pension of 200,000 f.

a-year.

Six steamers are closely blockading the port of
Odessa.

The news from Kars is to Sept. 22. All use-
less mouths and the greater part of the cavalry
had been sent away. The Russians were bring-
ing up cannon. Omer Pacha was still at Batoum.

The Turkish reinforcements had beaten the in-
surgents at Tripoli.

The engineers at Sebastopol are digging long
galleries as for mines, which, it is conjectured, are
intended to entirely destroy, at some future time,
the seaward defences of the city.

The cannon recovered from under water in the
bay raises the total of pieces of artillery captured
by the Allies to the enormous number of 6,000.
The general opinion in the army was that
Marshal Pelissier intended to threaten Simphero-
pol with an attack by the army of Eupatoria, to
force the Russians to change their positions, and
then to profit by the movements they would be
compelled to make to attack them.
The Ottoman Government has conferred on
Marshal Pelissier the dignity of a Marshal of the
Empire. Several of our generals have been made
paellas, and some of our colonels beys.
The Anglo-Turkish contingent has gone to
Schumla.

According to the Presse d'Orient, the Austrians
are about to quit the frontiers of Wallachia and
take up their winter quarters in the towns in the
interior of the Principalities. They are said to
have recently received large supplies of ammuni-
tion.

An English company has come forward at
Constantinople to execute the railway between
Belgrade and the capital. Other proposals are
expected.

FRANCE,
We have received the Moniteur of yesterday.
It publishes the following :
" The Government of the Emperor has seen with
deep regret the publication of a letter on the sub-
ject of the affairs of Naples of a nature to engender
the belief that the policy of the Emperor, instead
of being frank and loyal, as it has always been,
toward, foreign Governments, might favour,
underhand, certain pretensions. The Government
openly disavows them, under whatever form they
may appear.
Generals Sir De Lacy Evans and Sir Michael
Creagh are now in Paris. Sir Robert Peel is among
the latest arrivals.
BounsE, Oct. 6.—The market has become a little
firmer,
and prices have slightly improved. The
following are the last quotations

Cash. fr. e. End of Month
4} per Cents B9 80 89f. 900.
3 per Cents 63 90 63 85
Credit Mobilier ll2O -- Roman
Credit Fonder — Austrian
Belgian Fives ...... .. Spanish Threes 37
Piedmontese B4 50 Home Debt 32

RAILWAYs—TOR CASH.
fr. c, C.
Oilcans ....... .
Western 750 Strasburg
Cette
Mediterranean 118! Cherbure
N orthetn
Ly0n5............. - ... 1115 Austrian Com..