The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-19 00:00:00

IATEST NEWS.

VIENNA, THURSDAY, 10 A.M.
_There is 'great reason to fear that the Western
Powers are inclined to make concessions, in order,
if NssiLle, to secure the co-operation of Austria.
1713 to the 12th the operations, commenced on
tile phi. against Sebastopol, continued without de-
tiBive result."

MARSEILLES, APRIL 18.
...The navigation of the Danube is now free.
I:he Russians permit all ships to pass.
liP9 are being taken up at Constantinople for
cargoes of corn.
There have been violent storms in the Black
Sea• six bri
gH,
veers gB,
Turkish and Wallachian, have
even in the roadstead of Varna.

The ELSINEUR, APRIL 10.
t communications so long interrupted be-
, 4Weeti the North Sea and the Baltic are at last
tb(jtit to recommence. The passage before Co-
c('llliagen has just opened. An English vessel
artivea Yesterday at Elsineur, from Memel.

CORFU', APRIL 9.
The new Lord High Commissioner, Sir John
°lleg, arrived this morning. The departure of
8
it
11411 Y Ward is fixed for the 12th.

FRANCE.
(ritou OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

The fnp PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
re~i'"ing private telegraphic despatches were
14,"e't in Paris to-day
ItitCitsElLLEs, 18th.—The Ganges has arriveds.
thou. advices from Sebastopol to the 9th. Six
kaiaakild men have already arrived at the camp. (f)..
battl • The Duguesclin and St. Louis, line-o
net: the Andromaque, frigate, and Ton-
Er 'Leatuer, were preparing to start for France
troo
6j PB. Preparations for the reception of the
tirli),eror
Napoleon were still going on. The
Not" vessels in the Bosphorus have all been pro-
titiintinwith rockets and Bengal fires. The Con-
. %1204P1e journals contradict, as premature, the
talkeducernent of the reforms which have been
reta;„°f• These projects are ready, but they all
loth as yet secret. The squadron before Karni-
Qs been reinforced.
~lipilN, 17th (Evening).—M. Rochussen, Dutch
ite-ver,
, has arrived hre on an extraordinary
itliiel°"• The Gazette de la Croix says that the
ioarQ 8,3 intend to make the assault on Sebastopol
gr"iately after.the bombardment. A report is
ant be re that Russia, while refusing to accede
k tie° third point, has offered to pledge herself by
Doi4parate treaty with Austria on the two first.
tile; but that the Cabinet of Vienna has posi-
I rejected the proposition.
tna IrlsT4, 17th.---According to the Wanderer
the Danube, the last instructions received
p°sitißussian plenipotentiaries reject the pro-
ltj)le -118 of the Allies, and present inaccept-
-roat Mounter-propositions. The Ost Deutsch
Propot,?Oks) on the contrary, that the counter-
cek., tons of Rusia will be of a nature to be ac-
the::,that their tone will be pacific, and that
lehrwill contain an offer from Russia to make a
rixate treaty with, Turkey.
17th (Evening).—The conference whichi
_bap
Ti'4! ) to-day lasted for an hour and haf.
,••tvet, -seuesions on the third point of guarantee
Ikke°t.Yet Commenced, and in consequence every
the lon is still uncertain. It is not known when
1)4011. t Meeting of the conference will take place..
41. 'lug the absence of Marshal Vaillant, Minis
t►°l War
s who has accompanied the Emperor and
depart to England, the administration of obfy
Ilillahl,nient ad interim, is came
felts Minister of the Interior.

the itt:egrot—to—anno twee the death of M. Ducos,
ittst
~Il7Qater of the Marine, which took took place
/Oht at eleven o'clock.
fob e screw vessel, the Indus, belonging to the
ron,lT4 of the Messageries Imperiales,saibd
Wig; ,:'`iarseilles on Monday for Coustanttnop!e,
sad,loo soldiers of the Imperial Gaard on board,
a quantity of stores. She also carried out M.
—tea - tos
40v:ieiletirntBerarr,ryafrogofenart,heaEmaasVtle painter, who is attached
tehlra h
conurtssou.l of the 6th March, in the
the account already. given by
Kurdish *LIS In
the r' the complete defeat and dispersion of
t --Urgetits. the engagement,
tick)lich (
24)k Place between them and the Turkisl
Wouruif,(l°°o are said to have been killed and
and 1,500 made prisoners. Mehemettt
bring ths "94 afterwards -entered Djezireh withot
elovtha shots Izdechir Bay, the chief' of ther
11(1.'e.:-.17:rtv:aar'edeis°111P4nied by his brother Hanson
8004 p aPeci across the river Tigris on a raft, but
to le
made their submission.
ur -min Elsinore of the 10th, in the kfoni,
e..,. states that the ice is rapidly clearing away,r
opl-ti that the communication between the No
nalici the Baltic will very shortly be completely
dAn English vessel had arrived on the pre.
A e‘ 44Y at Elsinore from Memel.
the bter from Enpatoria of the 28th March, in
This s3e cr, ;tient, says :
4slet, roooth has been well employed here. From
the lingo the 20th, the Ottoman infantry have completed
pl.,ettede
clet4.lf fortification round the place, as well a h
ilkirm'el-‘4 Work while the cavalry have bad repeated
daya Itnes with the Russian advanced posts. Son
ePuli,t`t.,,er the interview which took place between
and
onnt,"leer of rank in the army of Omer Pacha an
04,, us Rhdziwill, a Lancaster gun of Turkish inanuh-
th:,:was tried from the advanced work to the north
o Lown.
The Russians, according to their daily
',NT,' appeared on the heights. The shotsiwer: ono el directed, that the spot on which they stood
perfeeticAred of all hut three horsemen, who remained
d
B„tin, although the balls werafalling around them
the -50rne bold horsemen at length determined to try
Vhieh-41 of these stoics, and advanced towards them, nn
tibt at'qq‘k.e Ttuis,kian cavalry advanced on the other sills.
%et, "h 4 Moment, three of the enemy were killed by
tlrl7lll/ fil3m the battery, and the others retreating. the
nitly. con-
taßeo4oßwiere able to discover that the apparTe
• evlon,i rsemen were only stuffed figures
tbra.yee
kender Bey is rapidly recovering. fro
whit
flUt tow' alld Yesterday, with his armg,
at the 111.\!4 the advanced posts, to have another look
‘'t ChMerArniaus• Fie is very shortly to have the rank

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The THE DANUBE.
. ,4 A
lett,
~.4tuatrian Gazette of Vienna says --
Isw,'•-Ariitter°lll Schutala of the 31st ult. states that
POf the Tlacna commander ad interim of the army.
141-;:h:riecvip.•711::::;e: is withdrawing all his troops, with
• •••ePtton of some small garrisons, from the
• 4.0 theyand collecting them near Giurgeeavoa.,
. Tian are to cross the Danube. The h . 1..
At ,lierß of the Commander-in-Chief are to remal..
shajc-2ruls. The garrison of the fortress of Rust he .t* not stronger than in times of peabce;
the prks at Giurgevo have been interrupted, u
Tile ford
of Silistria are being carried on.
of . ttlit°ri.,ks executed by the Russians in the
.isle.s
is to e„nnube are being demolished. Silistrida
'With j:3e've a garrison as in time of war, and
liov —rite supplies. - The fortifications of Ros-
tra:, are also being proceeded with. The
%re 1•7 which were at Widdin, and those which
etitrtS,(lfia have received orders to proceed to the
/gitr,V4ened camp at Schumla, leaving only small
Bost
behind them ; at Kalafat there is only a
- Vat °I 2° men• All the troops are to be sent t,o,
I_s, where they are to embark for the Crimea.
portuastiTurkish Government has prohibited the ex-
-1" on from the Province of Trebisond of wheat,
the "aV, and oil, unless intended for the supp7y of
ttoniau army of Batonm.

-° Tat', CAUCASUS.
, Th v.
it e enna At ilitary Gazette states that an envoy
:re
418chainyl is expected at the allied camp. The
hgliah and
offiee .
ictih_ltl..i_the 'chief,
French have at various times sent
• rs into the Caucasus to enter into relations
been at all
lint aitlions4h tl►ey have .
),..1 welcomed, they have never ►►►'en permitted to
ruetraie int the • •of mill, or see the
length ,0 ie interior the c
Ot .of the mo•intaineers The Porte has at
gth persuaded
I..chainyl to as
a I
Attlee lot• ll'auce with
'Le, . ) •eingland, and Turkey ;rut as his old pre-
-3 weee are uot te be o-vercouie, and he will not re-

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tvetvo toly Tturopekt&Art hi ho 14 to loud a
plealpotefitiary to the camp before Sebastopol.

AUSTRIA.

The Empress of Austria is now so far recovered
from the effects of her late aceouchement that she
is able to take carriage exercise.
The Austrian Gazette of the 14th says :—" We
have lately had an amusing proof of the avidity
with Which .fresh intelligence is sought - after
here. Prince Galitzin having- arrived here,
it was at once rumoured about that he had brought
the instructions from St. Petersburg, which were
WO impatiently expected, and every one began to
Speculate on their contents. It was only after
a thousand comments had been made that it
was discovered that Prince Galitzin had not come
from St. Petersburg at &I, but from Athens, where
he had been sent to notify the accession of Alexan
der II."