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

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, JAN. B.—Vienna correspondents to
Berlin journals announce negotiations for peace
as being continued between, Prince Gortscha-
koff and the three plenipotentiaries. It is no-
torious that Prince Gortschakoff has made
more than onelattempt to resume deliberations
in conference, and has been refused, until he shall
be furnished with the requisite full powers to
reply to the interpretations communicated to him
at the conference of the ,22th. ult. The last day
fixed for this purpose is the 12th. Meantime,
it is possible that the Russian envoy has had fre-
quent interviews with Count Buol, and that no
-efforts are spared by him, aided by Colonel Man-
teuffel, to enguirlander Austria, and either to pr(-'
vent her further advance, or to induce her to con-
sent to accept modifications of the interpretations
as 'a basis or starting► point for negotiations ; in
short, the old story of delays and deceptions, in.
order to gain time for Russia to strengthen herself
and reinforce her armies. Prussia can alone hope
for or believe in the success of these manoeuvres.
On the Ist inst. the Prince of Prussia received
at the Chateau de Coblentz the officers of the gar-
rison. They could scarcely hope, he said, to find
the year !which was now commencing come to a
close without their being summoned to active ser-
vice. He added :

"The king has as yet succeeded in preserving peace
in his states, without, however, the existing complica-
tions being lessened; on the contrary, they have become
more serious. But as some parts of the army are already
on a war-footing, it may easily come to pass that the
whole army shall be placed in a like position. In that
case, I repeat what I have already said to you—that the
king will intimate to the army on whateide it is to shOW

its front, and that it will have nothing else to-do t 611;
to defend and to augment the glory and honour 0,111,',
belong to it. To attain that object the greatest eg.
must still be made during peace, in order to be able on
day to sustain the trial on the field of battle."

ITALY. nmf,
THE FRENCH OCCUPATION OF
The- Moniteur of yesterday publishes the f°ll°lc'
ing article ou this subject : vrevell
"In deciding that the effective strength of the,--
troops at Ronse should be -diminished in proporli.ir"
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the degree of security now enjoyed by tho P°l3- ito
states, the Erriperor, in his solicitude for the cause •o
fur
church and the Holy See, has consented that until
ther orders the corps of occupation shall not be-rene"6-
below 3,500 men. The French ambassador, wing hteb
charged with the announcement of this resolution t).
Holy Father, has received from Cardinal Antoneel til:
following letter :
d ROME, Dec. 28, 1854.—Your Excellency hag er
the goodne is, with your accustomed courtesy, to
nounce to me by your letter of the 18th inst., the re`til
lution taken by H.M. the Emperor not to reduce, 'I•
fuather orders, the French occupation corps the Fol,
tifical states below 3,500 men, 3,000 of whom goer,
son Rome, and 500 Civita Vecchia. The 11019 e"
to whom I have communicated this inforraationt ,of
not fail to appreciate with me this benevolent decisioeto
your august sovereign, a decision formed entirely
Otto/purpose of being agreeable to the government °too
Holy See, and especially dictated by those sentireeo
happily shared by the two governments. ,00814
" At the same time his Holiness has, like 'lib.
f.een in this resolution a new and peculiar proofsheoa
devotion and attachment which France has de
which
add to so many illustrious and conspicuous actBl.4),
have rightly caused her to merit so well of the u"
especially in recent times. The Holy Father ha"4 tlO
cordingly manifested all his gratitude, and desire /9
warmest thanks to be expressed to his MajestP,oo"
order I now fulfil with profound satisfaction in 3, -di, 11
ing your Excellency, begging you to convey kin
his Majesty the expression of these sentiments'deeilf
ought I to omit testifying to your Excellency bow o,d,
I am grateful for the interest you have taken in,56,40
ing the benevolent intentions of your sovereign 'e 01
the supreme head of the universal church, to wh h.
have shown at all times and on every ononele"fi,fio
great devotion. It is therefore with especial sal,-„,
tion that I profit by this opportunity of renewAl 'err
your Excellency the assurance of my distingniebe'“
" ANTOOL'''

SPAIN. , tllB,
We have received the Madrid journale;ero;
sth. In the Cortes, on that day, the Mill',-015
the Interior, in reply to a question, said 11en"red
make inquiries respecting a sum of 50,0-13 for
said to have been received by Queen Chrls"'iP
some shares, and would, at the same 630,, erg
care to see that the sequestration of her Pr°s of
was a reality, and not a fiction. The rer;ifes
the committee relative to the sanction to be
to the laws was then taken into considerati°ll,:e dr,
Camprodom maintained that if the Queen "we'd
prived of the right of sanctioning laws as Prnt4tieell;
by the committee she would cease to be.`t,,io
M. Alouso' in the name of the committee, 3's,it
that, as the Cortes were not ordinary Cer,..`"ou0g
was of opinion that the laws adopted bf 1" ee
not to be subjected to the Queen's saLctioll- )f,
after the adoption of the new Constitution' 0
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Nocedal attacked the Government for having tbe,
its consent to the report. The Minister °tainee
Interior defended the Government, and 1111/igto the,
that the report in nowise encroached, 1113 Th
circumstances, on the royal prerogative.
bate was then adjourned.

501°1
The Gazette des Postes de Francfort of the Diet
Jan. says—" The first sitting of the Gerile ful'
of the present year was held yesterday. 'viol,
lowing subjects were brought forward :---16reP
note ,was presented from the EnvOy of to the
Britain, in which the latter communicates f
high assembly the cessation of the blockaderfulf
ferent Russian ports in the Baltic, intthe ", or°
Finland, and in the Gulf of Bothnia. The v°te'l
then taken on the project of the military fade° olr
stitution, and on the propositions relative to a of
vention to be granted to the Germanic inliSetilin.; of
Nuremberg. The Envoy of the Grand Pl-14.7t116,
Oldenburg.then presented a memorandum I:tier
state of the federal contingent of the princi?'„etr
Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt. Various private
,J,s,
tions were referred to the respective committe"

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A Vienna letter of the 6th, in the rOO
Gazette, says :—" It is reported that GeneraLsv°°
Schlick has been revoked from his CO
of the masses of cavalry concentrated
.11%0
neighbourhood of Cracow. Count Schlick 10%04
the generals whom the Emperor of Russi4llo
with distinction when at Olmutz, and hethy ft°
been able to avoid showing a marked srli4 days
th 6 pers'n of the Czar. It is said
k,
thss':, st o"he
t
back Count Schlic warmly proposed 5 ",-,vvei -;;
health of the Emperor Nicholas at 3 It '-
which were several persons of distinction' °co'
possible that that act may hare led to his r
cation."

Letterts from Berlin of the 7th state that, acc;i•
ing to a despatch from Count Boul to M• 143n0801
fel, the Conference has not laid down per
conditions of peace applicable to any circurusletell
that may arise, but has only offered a precise stil
of the preliminaries which Russia must accer
order to the opening of negotiations.

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The Cologne Gazette announces from 8er.,:,13
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in their interpretation of the four points, the
to•
do not demand the razing of the forts ofSel'asilo
nor the reduction of the Russian fleet in the rtiV
Sea ; 'le latter, however, is to be a subject 0'
rior discussion.

The news received in Frankfort, to the Bth lo
from Vienna, has for the moment arrestet.
active canvassing for votes on the question 01,,e0
bilising the federal contingents which the a' oo
of Austria and Prussia have been carrylogp
amongst the plenipotentiaries of the Diet. 10
Austrian proposal for mobilising the troops
formally made on Friday last.

A.letter from Cracow, of the 3d, in the 0/1- iovg
Mercury, says :—" The whole line of Gallicia
the Russian frontier at present resembles a ran' not
formed by troops and stores. The fact of 011'to
possessing a single strong place capable of resla
along this frontier has rendered these measnrest of
dispensable. It is easy to see that the suPP°l.OO
such masses Of troops is too expensive for this 5 ro,
of things to continue for any length of time, P 5
cularly as the price of corn is so high."

The solemn obsequies of Mgr. Bouvier, —,l,
of Le Mans, were celebrated at Rome on obeolitt
in the church of the Twelve Apostles. Mgr. SI 01,1
Archbishop of Paris, officiated. Cardinals de 13°
and Gousset, the Count de Rayneval, and the 00
cers of the French garrison were present At
ceremony.

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The Piedmonte of Turin states that the N 'dr-. 0
loan meets with great favour among the capst4w
of that city. •

roOrci
PATRIOTIC FUND.—The Earl of Elgin has u
with him the Canada subscription—twenty tho%oo
pounds sterling—to the fund for the relief of the o.ltba
and orphans of the soldiers who have been killed 'ri„osi,
present war with Russia. The sum was, raised in .e;
proportions from the French and English populati°
Canada—ten thousand pounds from each.
PARIS BOURSE.—The closing accounts from the r:ori:'
Bourse last evening indicated a great steadiness'
tbo
sidering the sales of stock that are being made wit, the
view of taking the new loan. The last price f°„' 010
account on Tuesday was 67f. 75c., and yesterday "Aiato
67f. 90c. For money, in consequence of the imme:,:dr
pressure, the quotation is 67f. 25c., showing a ariKit 0
cline. At Vienna financial affairs generally eli-mh'
more settled appearance.
tre!
STAG HUNT ON THE RAILWAY. The Hon. -he pc-
hounds met on the 2d int., at Chalk-end, from o'for
they started a stag, wilich took the direction of Cibecote
ford, mounted the railway near the station, and „TO
tinued its course along the line followed by the b°o
till it arrived at Boreham, where the noble, anima',';
captured, after a dashing and somewhit perilous 11" '
about an hour. -
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SINGULAR RECEPTACLE FOR STOLEN GOODS
Boston Post says that in St. Louis a young lady el iv
most undoubted respectability was discovered bl
keeper of a shoe store in the act of purloiningtof
property. He was compelled to accuse her of seere~0,
his shoes. She denied it ; and he insisted, and by
ceeded to search, and found several pairs, suspend° fje
hooks which were attached to the lady's garters. oil
took from the hooks those belonging to him and
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there several others, which had no doubt been t'''"
from other stores.
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THE LATE COLLISION IN THE BRISTOL CELAN—
The Erin's Queen, the vessel run down by the Saigibui
is a complete wreck, Navin, broken in two, and ,
gs
destroyed all hope of saving her. The amount of darsoo
done is stated to be at least 10,0001. The engineers tof
was rescued by the humane and meritorious condo° the
the captain and crew of the liAt-ship stationed in
channel, is progressing favourably, and hopes are en'w
tained of his ultimate recovery.
.A3l,
INCREASED SALARY TO COUNTY COURT juDGE—•,,,,
an order of the Government, 15 of the 60 County u',llol/.
Judges have been selected to receive a salary of I,tbe
a-year each. Upder a recent act of ParliaraVtAgeo,
maximum salary to be paid to the County Court J0,,..`0i
was 1,5001, and the minimum 1,200/. The lah°""pt,
all the judges has been considered by the Governreev
and the result is, that the maximum salary je.t°3,o -
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awarded to 15 out of the whole number. The .Yo',
are precluded by a provision from practising at tbeheo
It is understood that the metropolitan judges have "In
included in the highest amount of salary to be paid' allf
some of the districts the causes entered have 01100
exceeded 10,000 in each. The County Court tril
ario SalOw!tl Weir trayellin twat'

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