The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-30 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1855,

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PARIS, TUESDAY, 8.30 A.M.
The Moniteur publishes the text of the military
convention made by the Piedmontese Government
with England and France.
The King of Sardinia will provide a corps
d'armee of 15,000 men, organised in five brigades,
forming two divisions and a reserve brigade.
He will keep up the numerical strength of this
corps d'annee by the regular expedition of rein-
forcements. -
The Sardinian Government will provide for the
pay and provisioning of these troops. France and
England guarantee the integrity of the Sardinian
States, and will defend them against any attack
during the war.
General Count de Ronneville is designated by
the Emperor of Austria fora military mission to
the Emperor of the French.

The following despatch has been received via
Bucharest and Varna :

CRIMEA, JAN. 22.
The weather is very fine and temperate.
Our army is still sickly.
Abundant supplies of all kinds are arriving.
There is no progress to report in the siege.
The French have taken most of our right attack.
Shot, shell, and warm clothing go to the front
daily, but no huts.
The Emeu has arrived with the 14th Regiment,
but neither that nor the 39th have yet landed.
The Gorgon and Highflyer have arrived at
Balakl ava.
The Russians are said to be in want of ammuni-
tion. They show, however, no signs of want, but
fire briskly.
Sebastopol received supplies on Wednesday, the
17th of January.

VIENNA, MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 29.
General Count de Renneville, the Austrian Mili-
tary Commissioner to France, will leave Vienna
this evening or to-morrow for Paris.
It is said that the military stipulations are
agreed upon between the three Powers, although
no military convention has, as yet, been concluded.
The Oesterreichischs Correspondenz publishes ad-
vices from Odessa of the 25th, and from the Crimea
of the 19th of January.
There had been a very heavy fall of snow in the
Crimea. Deserters, probably Tartars, were re-
ported to arrive daily at the Russian camp.
The fortress kept up a continual fire upon the
works of the Allies, particularly at night.

MARSEILLES, MONDAY, JAN. 29.
The Mentor, which left Constantinople on the
18th of January, has arrived.
Despatches for the Government left Marseilles
at 7 a.m.
The Mentor brings advices from the Crimea to
the 15th of January.
A council of Generals has been held at Lord
Raglan's.
It was thought that the assault would be made
as soon as the weather permitted it.
Warm clothing had arrived out for the English
troops.
The inner works of Sebastopol have been strength-
ened, but the shells begin to cause serious damage
to it.
The French riflemen frequently succeed in get-
ting into the faubourgs by the different breaches
that have been made.
The Yule de Paris is the only ship of the line
now in the roadsted of Constantinople.
The members, so appointed, are all favourable to
the alliance.

The Wanderer of Vienna, of the 25th, says :
" It is said that the two plenipotentiaries desig-
nated by France and England will soon arrive in
our capital and that the former will be represented
by M.Thouvenel, the latter by Sir H. Seymour. The
choice of these two personages will not only indicate
distrust towards Russia, but confidence towards
Austria. It only remains to the Western Powers
to specify precisely what they mean to demand."

A. letter from Berlin, in the Post Ampt Gazette,
says :—" The special mission with which General
dA Wedell is oharged by the King of Prussia to
Paris has for object to point out in v. precise man-
ner, the public right of Prussia to take part in all
Conferences of the great powers as called for by
tho place she occupies in the European concert."

The Franden, Blatt says fireships are preparing in
Sebastopol, which are to be employed against the
blockading squadron. The submarine telegraph
from Balaklava to Varna is to be laid down in the
beginning of February.

The Spanish Government has received informa-
tion that the Infant Don Juan and General Cabrera
are at present in London, but preparing to pro-
ceed to Paris. It is known officially that Count
Aloutemolin has not quitted Naples.