The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-27 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE CRIMEA.

PARIS, T lIESD A.Y.

The Moniteur publishes the following despatch
from Constantinople, dated the 19th inst. :
In the night between the 15th and 16th inst.
the French troops carried a line of ambuscades
occupied by the enemy's sharpshooters ; at the
same time the Russians made a, sortie on our

extreme left, which was vigorously repulsed.
They had 50 men put hors tic combat, and
withdrew in disorder.

The treaty between Sardinia and the Ottoman

Porte was signed on the 15th.
Vely Pasha is appointed Governor of Candia.

We have received the following telegraphic de-
spatch from Marseilles :
MARSEILLES, MOImAY, MARCH 26.

The Thabor, which left Constantinople on the
15th, and the Euphrate, which left Constantinople
on the 19th, have arrived.
Despatches for the Government left at 6 p.m.

Letters from the Crimea of the 17th announce
that Omer Pasha arrived It the camp of the allies

©n the 12th.
On the 13th the Russians opened the fire of
their batteries on the heights of Balaklava.
The English, assisted by General Vinoys,
routed them.
On the 17th the Russians attacked the whole
line of the Allies, and were driven back with great

loss.
On the 15th of March an alliance was signed
between Sardinia and the Ottoman Porte.
Preparations were being made for the reception
of the Emperor Napoleon.

VIENNA, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26.

A dvices from Odessa of the 21st inst. state that

the Russians, in spite of repeated attacks, main-
tain the position they had taken on Mount Sapoune
on the 24th of February, from which their guns
play on the French lines of attack and upon part
of the camp.

THE VIENNA CONFERENCE,
We have received the following telegraphic de

spatch from Vienna :
VIENNA, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26.
Yesterday the representatives of the Allies held
a conference in order to agree on the conditions
to be made with Russia for effecting a diminution
of her power in the Black Sea.

The Continental newspapers continue to repeat
that the Allies have ceased to insist on the dis-
mantling of Sebastopol ; and journals which have
been with Russia throughout the contest now ad-

mire the " conciliating intentions" cf the Allies.
The more candid pro-Russian papers commence,
in anticipation, those taunts which we must ex-
pect to hear from all sides if the Crimean expedi-
tion should return without having attained its
object.

VIENNA, March 23.—The fifth Conference is
now being held, and the probability is, that unless
some unfore Ten difficulty s!iould present itself, the
second point will be stqtlarl f.n.any
The Breslau Zeitung learns from Berlin that the
harmony between France, England, and Austria
" was greatly disturbed when those States had to
give expression to their separate wishes." We are
further told that the Western Powersare becoming
more and more suspicious of Austria, and that a
coolness is observable between England and France.
Fortunately it is iu my power to give you perfectly
authentic information on these points. As has
above been stated, the only point of importance on
which there is a difference of opinion between the
Western Powers and Austria is that which relates
to the Black Sea. That the French and English
Governments entertain suspicions of the candour
and loyalty of the Imperial Government is totally
impossible, for it is a fact, well known to every
diplomatist in this city, that Austria, for reasons
which are too self-evident to require mention, is
quite as anxious to make peace on really solid ,
bases as are either of the Western Powers.