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London, England, 1855-01-26 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

VIES NT THURSDAY EVEN/NG.

It ig reported hero that there has been a battlo
before Sebastopol, iti which tho Russians were
victorious, but direct, authentic advice from Ba-
laklava received yesto-day say that nothing new
had happened.

ST. PETERSBURG, 19Tir.

A ukase has just "p peared, ordering the emis-
sion of four new seria ; of Treasury bills for the
sum of twelve 1110.0IIR of silver roubles.

A letter from the fro ntior of Bessarabia, which
has just been received in Paris, speaks of nume-
rous reinforcements of Russian troops moving on
towards the Crimea. The plan of the enemy is
said to be first to crush the Turkish army at
Eupatoria, and then attack the French and Eng-
lish armies, and, "if possible," drive them into
the sea. The ss.me letter states that the Russians

arc very sanguine of nuceess, owing to the debi-
litated condition of th 43 English army.

BERLIN, THURSDAY.
A telegraphic despa, tch has been received here,
dated Si. Petersburg, -the 25th of January.
It announces that the following despatch had
been received from Piirloo Menschilroff, dated the
17th of Januai?)

The siege epera.tiona do not advance.
Two successful night sorties were made on the
13th and 15th of January.
We took fourteen English and nine French
prisoners. The Allies lost a considerable number
in kPled.

Arab deserters say that the Turks are treated
with very little consideration by the Allies, who
employ them to carry- projectiles, provisions, and
other loads from Balralava to the camp.

MARSEILLES, THITRSDAY.
The Telemaque, with advices from Constanti-
nople of the 15th, has arrived.

The Government despatches and the Indian

mail left by a special train at 11 a.m.

Letters from the Crimea of the 12th state that
the Flagstaff Battery had been mined by the
French, who only waited a favourable opportunity
to blow it up.

Sickness was on the increase in the camps.
General Pelissier, in command of the Ist corps
d'armee in the Crimea, and Generals Rivet and
Devillierd, have just taken their departure for
Sebastopol.

CHRISTIANA, JAN. 16.

Prince Oscar, the second son of the Xing, is
appointed commander-in-chief of the Swedish and
Norwegian navy ; and Prince Nicholas Augustus,
his younger brother, captain of the Norwegian
Rifle Corps.

TOULON, JA.x. 25.
M. Forth-Rouen has arrived hero in the
Chaptal.

Th. Roland, with Prince Napoleon on board.
had been obliged to put into the Piraeus, on the
14th inst., for some sligkt repairs.
Princ© Napoleon was still weak, and intended
to rest at Malta.

The fitdependance Beige of Wednesday says it
has reason to know that, although Prussia is de-
termined to maintain its refusal to mobilise, at
the Diet, yet that if the demand of Austria ob-
tains a majority, it (Prussia) will submit, and
will mobilise its Federal contingent of 80,000
men.

MADRID, JAR. 22.
M. Sevillano, Minister of Finance, has re-
signed. He is succeeded by M, Madoz.

The following
telegraphic despatches
ceived in Paria last night :
wero re

TRIESTE, JAN. 25.

A packet has just arrived with accounts from
Constantinople to the 15th. The weather was
♦ery cold. The Jupiter, Turenue, and Napoleon,
French ships of the line, were about to return to
France. Vessels under the Greek flag are ad-
mitted into the Turkish ports. The accounts from
the Crimea are to the 12th. Notwithstanding the
snow, the works of the Allies are advanced to
within 45 yards of the place. Daily skirmishes take
place with the Russians. The 9th division of
the French army, aid the dragoons and hussara
that were at Adrianople will proceed to the
Crimea in the course of the winter. There is
still a great want of wooden barracks, which are
anxiously expected.

VIENNA, JAN. 25.

Independently of the Austrian circular note of

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addressed onthe same day by Count de
Buol to the diplomatic agents of Austria.
This despatch, it is said, reserves the even-
tual recourse by the Cabinet of Vienna
to the
provisions of the Art. 42 of tho final act
Of May 15, 1320, on the Constitution of the
Germanic Confederation, which says :—" If the
Ipreliminary question relative to the existence of
danger is decided
negatively by the majority of
votes, such of tae Federal States as are hot of the
opinion of the majority have a right to concert
among themselres for common measures of do-
fence

HAMBURG, JAN. 24.

A despatch from Stockholm states that the
Ministerial Gantt() of that city positively contra-
dicts the report en the subject of the approaching
mobilisation of the Swedish arnsy.

BERLIN, THUIVIDAY.

Baron von Usedorn does not go to Paris.
General Wedlell, Governor of Luxembourg,
arrived here
yesterday, and will proceed on a
special migsion from the King of Prussia to the
French Emporo'•
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