The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-08 00:00:00

rial journal seems to express an opinion that Prt
will refuse to accede to this request.. The 53",,
journals dispnfe the fact of the concentration,.
itus:iiali troops on the Eiti6 of Gallicia, althougu,e
has been announced by the Hamburgh corl
sponclent and other journals."

"BERLIN; .sth.—ln yesterday's sitting the Sect)ti
Chamber elected Count de Schwerin as presidel
M. Reichensperger as lust vice-president, and
Bethman Hollweg as second vice-president.',
"VIENNA, sth.—The Duchess of Brabant P.
returned to-day from a visit to her sister the PLI
cess Elizabeth, at Pesti]. The Duke of Brou
goes to Gratz the day after to-morrow, on a
to the Archduke John. General Coronini bas
Bucharest for Jassy."

The Council of State assembled yesterday 1111'
the Presidency of the Emperor. Prince Jer°
Napoleon and all the Ministers were presbot
th© sitting.
General Count de Schramm, Senator and
sident of the Committee of Infantry, has just
named by the King of Prussia Knight G
Cross, Ist class, of his Royal order of the
Eagle.

The members of the Legislative Cor
terday in their bureaux to appoint ca.
the local bills presented since the ope
session, and on the bills relating to t'
to be granted to the widows of Mars
Arnaud and Bugeaud. The committ(
last two measures is composed of th
members :—Generals Meslin, Lebreto;
,chappe, and MM. Deltheil, Dupont,
and Rigaud.- •
The number of troops who embark,
seilles from the 12th November to th(
was 11,290 infantry and 1,966 cavalry
total of 13,256 men. 963 horses and
embarked during the same reriod.
The Moniteur publishes the following
despatch • addressed by the Governor
Algeria to the Minister of War, dal
30th Dec.:—

"After several false appearances of subm
Baghla presented himself suddenly on thr
the Blrdj of Tarmalt, and attempted to g
of it. The CAid Lakaar, son of Mok ran
repulsed the assailants, and Bou-Baghla fe.
hat. His bead was cut off on the spot. Th
obstructs the road from Aumale to the A,
the receipt of the report, but the fact is w:
and well crowns the double defeat of Seim,
hammed-ben-Ahdallah, the capture of Tug,
fortunate events of Ouargla."
It is said that the, subscription to the 10313
ready amounts to 300 millions francs.
The Pcttrie publishes the following tele,go
despatch :
" VIENNA, Saturday.—All the Russian
armee (inian.try, and regular and irregular COo
are proceeding towards the Austrian frontlet 1
the Crimea. A ukase has appeared, orderto
re-establishment of the bridges over the Prut'

BOURSE, JAN. 6.—CLOSING PRIOSS•
Cas.h, fr. c. End of Montb•
q per Cents • 91 40 91f. 50e.
3 per Cents 65 45 65 80
Credit Mobilier(xd) 730 -- Roman
Credit Fonder 545 Austrian (xd) .....•
Belgian Fives — Spanish Threes (id)
Piedmontese B5 Home Debt ........•

RUSSIA.
A letter from St. Petersburg of the
in the Coloyte Gazette, says :—"Promotion lo
army takes place at present so rapidly thatly
are many lieutenants who have been otii
months in the service. In times of peace -jej
remains usually three years in the sawe gra $1
that it requires twelve years to become 5
officer."
A letter from Warsaw, of the 27th ult.l.,ifie
Wanderer, of Vienna, states that some r<lr:si
of the cavalry of the guard have passed the "0
to join the corps of observation forineti try
Prussian. frontier. Regiments of the infanTgi
artillery of the Guard are being sent tolvar
frontier.

MONTENEGRO.
a ti
The Moniteur states that on the 13th agna
of December a tribe of Montenegrins, crut,
Piperi, made tivo attempts in a body of a 5,0
to take possession of Podgoritza and Partite,,
towns on the frontier, occupied by Turiusi',„null
In both cases the attacks were vigorousif
and the Montenegrins left a dozen of the':
dead on the field.

i'BUSSIA,
A letter received from Berlin, and-date...-
lit tl
of January, says :
"The Baron de Budberg has informed the P'
dent of the Council that Russia would not,
the, four points of guarantee as explained 111
Western Powers, and has requested to kn°
line of conduct the Prussian Cabinet meant
in the eventualities which might arise fry
refusal. M. de Manteuffel, it is said, replied ill io
ner which was perfectly satisfactory to the Er.so,
voy, and assured him that Prussia would talva,
in tho military operation directed against Russ Or'iv!
refusal of our Cabinet to mobil s 3 the Prussian
to send any troops to the Russian frontier, vrilvtd,
spatched to Vienna this evening. The official Ju.Al
Correspondence confirms the sta. tement that t?
will not be mobilised. Prussia retires more olltitt
from the union with the great Powers, and ilsco
more decidedly isolated attitude. M. Us'
leave London in a few days for Paris. His En is!evat
been modified in this sense. Ho is at the prt
charged only to obtain the recognition of the n'
of Prussia."

AUSTRIA.
A letter from Vienna, 2d, in the Colog'
zette, says :
"It is clearly evident that France, --I.llii
and Austria are very moderate in their de V)
and are animated with a desire for peace!
tunately the same cannot be said of Russia. do
Gortschakoff yesterday stated in a con 6
circle, that the. demands which had bet
municated to him could not accord with
dameutal idea of Russian policy, and that,
quently, their acceptance at St. Petersburi:ic d
meet with great difficulties. He added
„at
his opinion, the most that the Emperor -1?"0,
would cio, in order to spare Germany frAti°-!
horrors of a war, would be to allow the ti
withdraw withdraw freely from the Crimea.' Such ftrof!
sion clearly shows. that there is nothing te.,.,',111
on the part of Russia. It is said that r',ol
not far from giving her adhesion to the t:ioi
the 2d December. The interpretation ef,"jol
points, which is said to be very moderate, IS tel
less known to her, as it has been commuel
ca
Prince Gortschakoff."

GREECE.
't
A private letter from Athens tv
mentions Id/
notice in. the Times of the threatened revirs
Russian intrigue had produced ti gOod efPet JO,
principal party was spoken to on the subjeV
after some inquiry, it was found that einissoPept
been already despatched to Laconia to Wiof
insurrection among the warlike poirulationiii%t
province, and had organised some petty' wsf.:
in the Chambers against the present Minis,slei
chub is known to possess consider-Lot;
flueuce in Laconia hes been informed by thefor
rities that it should be held responsible otti
tranquillity of the country. For .the pres°
Court intrigue is 'defeated.

A letter from Florence of the 30111 ,
Moniteur, says :—" The 2,000 Austrians W Abe
garrison at Leghorn will leave that city ol'uoo
January, and be replaced by 2,700 Tusoal.lolo
The garrison will be composed of two bath
the line, one battalion of riflemen recently' -'Oll
one battery of artillery, a company of foot t&orc
as coast guard, and the gendarmery, who
ready at Leghorn. Colonel Ronsselot, /58,,
been raised to the rank of chief of brig3,il/
command thee troops. Colonel Bracci ro,
commandant of the garrison. The nonno,.;oi,
General. Rousselot has given great satisfacwa
Leghorn, and is considered as a certain Plerbi
the energy with which any attempt at distil
will be repressed."

The King of Piedmont, in receiving the dell
Cons of the Legislative Corps and Senate ?c,
first of the year, said :" We have just fill!'
year of severe
trials. That which is operiiii,
not present itself under, better auspices, IT;
haps we shall be called on to take part in tu"
affairs now going on in Europe ; but stron,„.gl',
constant support, I await the future Wibm
dente."

To)
A letter from Rome, in the Piedmonte f col
states that. the cholera hastroken out in -ocl
The roads in-the Romagna are again infested IP
robbers. The same paper quotes a letter, oy
Leghorn, in ivliich it is stated that sav°lll#
chants of the city had petitioned the Govelil.
to postpone the departure of the foreignr
but that the petition had been rejected.

The Ist being a Monday only one Madrid).o
0
appeared—the Gazette, and it contains no%
ct3pt a royal decree, which suppresses the
Direction of disputed matters relative to tile
Direction to
lie finances, and transfers part of its affairs of
General Direction of the Treasury, and the
part to special law officers.

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