The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-13 00:00:00

LATEST N EWS.

Up to the time of our going to press (three
o'clock) this afternoon no intelligence has been
received relative to the bombardment of Sweaborg
by the Baltic Fleet. We believe it is intended
to destroy the outworks on some of the islands
before the port is finally bombarded.

The accounts brought by the Sinai, which left
Constantinople on the 2d, state that an immense
quantity of projectiles have been conveyed to the
'trenches. There still remain some works to be
executed. The Presse a 'Orient states that 56
batteries have been prepared for the general
attack on the left at a distance of from 50 to 120
metres from the enemy. Omer Pacha has not yet
left the capital. The Turks are fortifying the
Danube. The mouths of the Sulina are inter-
cepted by brigands, and commerce calls for pro-
tection. Difficulties have arisen in the Princi-
palities between the Turks and the Austrians.
The latter pretend that they ought to have notice
given, them of any movement among the Turkish
troops. Schamyl still remains in the mountains.
Kars still holds out.

At the time of the Sinai's departure a ministerial
crisis was regarded as imminent. The number of
troops in the camp of Meslak has been increased.
The latest accounts from the Crimea state that.
fever had shown itself among the troops. The
Russians have heightened and increased the fortifi-
cations of the Malakoff tower. Experiments
were being made at Kamiesch with the mortar
vessels and gun-boats recently arrived in the Black
Sea. The accounts from Anapa are to the 24th,
The Russian garrison have suceeded in recrossing
the Kouban. The Circassians have been organised
into a militia.

VIENNA, AUG. 10.

The last despatches from Sebastopol received
here state that the attack against the Malakoff
Tower was expected to take place very shortly.

KCENIGSBERG, Arra. 12.

A private despatch says that the Russians have
decided on building a bridge connecting Fort
Nicholas with Fort Michael, to assist the retreat
from South Sebastopol.

BERLIN, AUG. 10.

Prince Paskiewitsch, who had before authorised
the free exportation of corn for Austria, has just
given similar permission for Prussia, by the fron-
tier town of Granica.

PARIS, MONDAY MORNING.

The Moniteur makes, this morning, an official
announcement of the programme of the Queen's
entry into Paris. Her Majesty will make her
entrance on Saturday next, the 18th, at six at
night, from the terminus of the Strasbourg Rail-
way, 'passing the whole length of the Boulevards,
the Rue Royale, the Place de la Concorde, the
Champs Elysees, the Avenue de l'lmperatrice,
and through the Bois de Boulogne to Saint Cloud.

ATHENS, Aua, 4.

The brigands arrest and kill all they meet, even
at the very gates of the City. The King persists
in requiring the retirement of Kalerghi. He
wishes to have for Minister of War Botzaris, who
has just arrived from Russia. The Ministers
have all tendered their resignations.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.
TRIESTE, AUGUST 12.

The steamer Bombay arrived here this even-
ing at 6 p.m., in 119 hours from Alexandria,
which she left on the 7th.

The despatches by the Indian Mail left
Alexandria on the 7th, with advices from Bom-
bay, 11th July, and Calcutta, 4th July.