The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-05 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

EVACUATION OF SOUJ AK
K ALI BY THE RUSSIANS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, JuNE 5, 10.30 A.M.

Lord Panmure presents his coreplifnents to the

Editor of The Sun, and has great pleasure in

transmitting the enclosed intelligence which has

this day reached him :

" SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 3.

" News fx%clm Kertch of the 2d iust., states
that everything there is going on satisfactorily.
Captain Moore had arrived from Circassia with
the intelligence that Soujak Kali was evacuated
on the 28th May. The Russians had burnt the
principal buildings, and abandoned sixty guns
and six mortars, having first rendered them un-
serviceable."

ADMIRALTY, JUNE 5, 1855.

The Secretary of the Admiralty presents his
compliments to the Editor of The Sun, and begs
to acquaint him that the following intelligence,
dated 4th June, has been received from Rear-
Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons :

" Captain Moore, of H.M.S. Highflyer, who
has just returned from the coast of Circassia, re
ports that the enemy had entirely evacuated
Soujak Kali, after destroying all the public build-

ings, sixty Ons, and six mortars.
" The enemy appears to be concentrating at
Anapa, and to be strengthening his works there.
The. fort on the road between Soujak Kali and
Anapa, is also evacuated."

PARIS, TUESDAY, IT A.M.
The Moniteur announces that the Minister of

War has received the following despatch from
General Pelissier

CRIMEA, JUNE 2, 10 P.M.

Advices received from Kertch, dated the 31st
of May, announce that, on the refusal of the mili-
tary authorities of Genitchi, situate on the north-
ern extremity of the tongue of land of Arabat, to
give up the Government stores and 90 vessels
laden with provisions for the Russian army in
the Crimea, the squadron, under the orders of
Captain Lyons, bombarded the place, drove out
the troops, and destroyed all the stores.
The enemy has thus lost, in four days, an

immense quantity of provisions, four war steamers,
and 240 vessels employed exclusively in provi-
sioning the troops in the Crimea.

VIENNA, MONDAY EVENING.

The Conferences were formally closed at a late

sitting held here to-day.

Advices from the frontier of Catalonia state

that a conspiracy had just been discovered there,

the object of which was to make the Carlists mas-

ters of the important fortress of Figueras.

Marsal, one of Cabrerals old lieutenants, was
concealed in the district of Lampourdan, ready to

enter the place.

Prince Gortschakoff reports by telegraph that
on the 26th his outposts were in possession of the
right bank of the Tchernaya:.

FRAN CE.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.

The garrison of Paris and the first division were
reviewed to-day, by th© Emperor, in the Camp de

lrs ars.

Prince Ismail Pacha, son of Ibrahim Pacha, and
Prince Coust-Soutzo, of Wallachia, had the honour
of being received yesterday, by the Emperor, toge-
ther with the Turkish charge d'affaires.
A letter from Toulon, of the 2d, says :—" The
steam advice-boat, the Liamone, left this port yes-
terday for the Levant. From her small draught of
water she will, withoutdoubt, proceed at once to
liertch and. the Sea of Azoff, where her services
will be of great utility. The Psyche frigate, having
on board a detachment of the 4th artillery and 24
horses, was ready yesterday,to sail for the East,
and had oven made preparations to work out of
port, but the wind was so contrary that she was
forced to forego her intention. For the last two
days we have had nothing here but heavy rain.
Last night in particular the quantity which came
down was unusually great."
The Sentaphore of Marseilles contains a letter
from Kamiesti of the 22d, which-says :
`I have no important movement to communicate to
you. Firing has almost ceased, but it is known that the
fomation of mines is continuing. The weather is delight-
ful, and the health of the troops excellent. This morning
General Pelissier sent direct to-the chiefs of the staff
of the three allied armies instructions under the form
of n)tes. This new method of proceeding appeared, it
is said, to cause some surprise. Canrobert's
the let of the 2d corps ; Brunet's, the 4th of the
12d corps, all the cavalry, and 9 batteries of artillery,
are to advance to=morrow to take up a position oppo-
site the Russian camp. The evacuation of Eupatoria is
spoken of as probable. The news is not official, but
several circumstances seem to render it probable. The
French troops are now at only 10 yards distance from
the South Bastion of Sebastopol, and, to use an expres-
sion of the soldiers, `we can now fight with the Russians