The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-08 00:00:00

confirm the opinion generally credited thitiaw
movements of the Russian army on the A
frontier are defensive. At NicolasieffluDts
government of Kherson, four now
of infantry are being raised by Gen. Wiesulv_t
General Luders is still at Odessa on account u,
health.

On the 27th Feb., the Pope issued the 05111
decree Entire freedom is restored to the ton,.
and ports of Ancona and Cicita Vecchia, soh;
they enjoyed before the law of the Ist Febi. soh;
which stands abrogated. The Minister of/Olee
is charged with the execution of the present deer of
which is to come into operation on the ist
March."

A
THE INDIAN AND cgi ;).

MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON THURSDAY, 3 a n
A
The Peninsular and Oriental CompanY's„.sl,tha
ship Indus, Captain Soy, has arrivd
above mails.
In consequence 1, vessel
of the state of the tide tue jet
was brought up in the river. The mails !Ave'
beemlanded at the Town-quay.

P1:Y.3,1017TH Er'Nr's. °tr. e,
The ship Matilda Wattenbach, Captan'
which left Calcutta on the 25th of Novenlbe
linseed, sugar, indigo, and tea, for London)
off the port this afternoon.. J. Cola
She has brought as passengers the row' rijeatt3
and wife, and Mr. Wylie, Judge of the
Courts of Request and fnail.
She put into St. Helena on the 25th oflBl2ellarfall
up to which date no important intellicippe.
been received from the Cape of Go oe th.
Three or four whaling vessels only Ive—
r
harbour. ge oriti"
•
A small ship with sugar from the
sailed on the 25th of January, and one
bar ships with tea was to leave on the s6tibiosircfi
of the line, on the 6th of February, sayr 945 p
,
war of about 32 guns with St. George's „.
the mizen. She was under full sail, to `
to be cruising, and is supposed to
West India squadron. 'th 2°s'
On the Bth of February they fell in 11
sel, the name of which is not reported. 00" 0/45'
Government emigrant ship of about of
which sailed from England on the 11:00, Po;
with more than 200 emigrants, 16 " 010;4
dren included, had died through sickness/A paill"4,
were expected to follow. The vessel blood r
ports and a house on deck, and was
Australia.
THE SARDINIAN MAIVIE st°
JOl
extra The Piedmontese Gazette, in an „toooho
number, publishes the following " I‘l3/21;
c eS'O9l
Government of his Majesty the sing °- °
Victor Emanuel 11., relative to the a° f
k •
I.
his Majesty to the treaty of the "- °
fld
1854, between France and England th jolis
" For a long time Europe has regarded '0: of
jealous suspicion the continual aggrandisenorb ratelpis
the progressive application of that system Nrhl;ooPertho
Great inaugurated, more naturalised in the nA"„-itV„tti'
than in the Muscovite Sovereigns, and. tending;b97, to
forces, visible and invisible, to the conquest o'lo
nople, not as a final end, but as a beginning tibrittd
new and more unmeasured ambitions. tb°
" These projects of Russia, subversive of they, r't: per
of Europe, threatening to the liberties of Pe°rselle'obo
independence of natioas, never revealed theni,,opolla
haps, so clearly as in the unjust invasion of t„g st
Provinces, and in the diplomatic acts preced,TrOcfcar
lowing it. It was with good right, then, th2' ors° 00$
England, after a long and useless attempt at tt, otPoor.
ciliation, had. recourse to. arms to support the tb°
Empire against the aggressions of its powerfoL Piepeo a of
" On the solution of the Oriental questi°erore l'artfit4
destinies, not immediate, but future, of 1; thoso wolf
Asia, and, more directly and proximately, e'; t
bordering the Mediterranean Sea, which
remain indifferent spectators of a struggle All devhegov,
own vital interests are concerned, which /1:. or ,'- to'
whether they remain free and independen,",,',ol
vassals, in fact if not in name, of the ccw'-- code:
Empire. a per°ro.•
The justice of the cause espoused by 0b ref t'
fenders of the Sublime Porte, the considerAi'vfog,dolos
so powerfully always on the heart of the bss'e c,tl9.
dignity and a the national indepencleacey the ,`creAt
mined his Majesty the King of Sardinia, After V° f'l°
invitation which he has received from tbl9tt of
Western Powers, to accede, by the act 011„, °foe;
January, to the alliance, offensive and densill;_air-,4
on the 10th of April, 1854, between their ri;Ziol::ecit,:,;•
peror of the French and the Queen of theffii tto
of Great Britain and Ireland. But befetli:ge e`„Ca es e
the indispensable completion by the eScA"..,-ber';
sflgn
tiens, before, therefore, it could in any Vik
cution, the Emperor Nicholas, lamenting "f
Ds pitbtld
not devoid of bitterness, that the rights °'01), to ie
been violated by us by having (as he atlPPeciition, de
previous declaration of war, sent an eIT rati'tia 510'
yn g
giveno forgotten tyr nit the
Crimes—accusing the King, besides, of 14. _ .7
ancient .
_hastens to
pnathi
Russia to somula o
clare war. goo ftb
"Without stopping at the supposed piois r 0 11
ro
rights of nations, which could only be an el gleoleor
Caw:eery, we will observe that, with the aucien:
roofs of friendsip
„If w
of friendly correspondence passed between t? so.3)Toor°
sore of his Imperial Majesty and those of I,,ig tber rfor,
Majesty, the Emperor might have comparet 'l'oolol
recent and personal recollections of his own, L'eAlbert,ool,,"
the last eight years towards the Kings C:01°11 lie'citt"
Vittorio Emanuele Secundo. But, first of 'isclOcioir,
have persuaded himself that his Majesty
,APP4nfriel; irsll
alliance not through forgetfulness of annien" but to
sw
nor through resentment for recent drivenoffeaceP
the firm conviction of being imperiously ortipiel
Eurere 40f
both by the general interests of
particular interests of that nation vril:fn°s6
the Divine Providence has committed to UP-1;0; tb#
therefore, that, in taking part in a serious fie
Bing never doubts the answer to his nPI/ejj'erAol;.;
old faith of his beloved people, the bravery °tbat
confiding, as he confides, in the protection ef uproto gle
in the course of eight centuries has so ofterled it nocitit;
Monarchy of Savoy in severe trials, and 01 the c° oefe
rious successes. His Majesty is secure in 00/000
nor will d coo ,si°
tiousuess of having done his duty,
and cruel afflictions diminish his resolution Ali 10'
in the defence, with all his power, ageinet_Lele, t' A
whatsoever of the sacred interests of the Yv"' Fee'
for Jel'
prescriptible rights of the Crown.
" While the King desires that the negotiatie°llt'cce,
already initiated in the'city of Vienna rosy cod ede.
in fulfilment however of the obligations coati.; 00 o,oe's,
France, England, and Turkey, he has ordsreue obofboai
signed Minister to declare, in virtue of th,eso
tioned act of accession, his land and sea f°r" "
state of war with the Russian empire. .er, of
the or° aa „re
"Th 9 undersigned declares, besides 1059" be Ibe
Majesty that the Exequatur accorded to the tpt t
sills in the Royal States should be revoked ;rtbeltoull
perty and persons of Russian subjects neveaye"
t
scrupulously respected, and a compatent
to Russian ships to leave Sardinian ports. the Cc
"C. CAVOUR, the President ilril'
Minister of Foreign •41-ff*l
•
Turi
n, March 4, 1855.",

AMERICAN THEATFIC''

Madame tii
o.
(F reGinritshie and New SYigorirkorif;lraarldioyeac.ree:rd. iri.lolPriA°t'be
Hackett's announcement, will depart - flyers
steamer of to-day. They r io 041
r
nyll
i c •ganh,entataishouti
efrunt IGscei
het
rwtoieseinetted
metropolitaneeatnwordfee
alsvteiesa ettds theatreaave fullt their
::s 11, .1". 11
Ipae,,:b t
Lucrezia Borgia, and drewg
d
thousand
The
nrhs.do.eill
premiums
doll 6A eto
o{efe4J the
of the 17th, says : Mario.
"Not a little curiosity has been excited i01;11) aollntoo
atßveauaeirrtoiloounurn
estillpyroaefgcskueheenitststsa' operaticestr,ileocn;tetsi.pat speculation gel° in ° °lr
•
tsWate:edh epaerxoPstteholientiSiottt°;B;tBr°l:4l7k;:t4a,orio:oJ:eitigli
$43,000 received ; and the expenses "%00--"I'0000
week, instead of $3,000 for each perforOn perPgl,ol
Mario not charging for Saturday afternnggledipilo
—Baron H., of those for whom he arts", ors., Ali.,
of net profits in this city from Italian °ft, Ali.,
$1,500 received from last Sunday niSisrtf° tbo'
amount slightly exceeded that realised by t
troupe in 1847." °1 of
open fp
The opera at Nibles Garden (tr° volle;,b0 "it
middle of April) will commence wiiituirn'so, "t"cell°46-
PallY, and a prestige. Mr. ,I'c"licersi e;f
been some time in Europe, has maae,,,,--rlice° de- rfici
ewng.aNgeibmioenNtysi,llansdaihl eforhaEsusrecure. dttohde[yilr.isi°o°:;,ololl,::
eminent artists, Signoras Brambilla anti ,g otest°ool,o-
- in n
act in conjunction with Messrs. Vilma:
who are now in Paris. The last-nameu g-4,010,
partially competed negotiations with sea eibia rof
Cruvelli, the young, fresh, charrninkeaspOisg, et
prima donna. Mr. Niblo goes out t° opsotl,4ool°,o
gagement, and during the season we, ber enrr;
to
Cruvelli on his boards. The terms doll° OP°
will probably be fifty or sixty thous/tile Nib the
short season ; but as the managers of tu, so od dr )01
have tact, energy, enterprise, and °Pittlio'n
intend to abolish the aristocratic affects so ea 0,0
bug which have heretofore made the oPel(4,:ubt, be
Bo 1;
with the million, their efforts
fast
somely rewarded. hl 0
• coin, wit
A great change has come over pu•-.-Ibia the gtos
gards musical and theatrical affairs wit ~1e
of
years. The American people have hearciThef:,lloltej
singers and seen all the great amore, s geftro;sorei
implicitly receive European opinion? r for the hoot A 0
merit, but they must first hear and jutigsi, and tia bib
We have had Jenny Lind, Sontag, GriGrisi
lesser lights in the operatic firmaroent-
_eat eoP_to
,to
came over at the commencement of a Pool tlybi
crisis, and they have not put so tnan!ggor., buboilito
purse of their managers as their preclece.c.tospet
time that the new artists arrive from 11'0 pee., reoifo
matters will be all right again, and Ltiso. tbol, Ni i 4
ready to pay handsomely for anYtu
sepoon 0:00"
good. It seems to us that the cominnit
°leer- 10 of
will shoW whether or not the Italia
..,r.,;00.
_Ai
can befestablished as a Permanent in tilito7 tratrAii;
BROADWAY TBEATEE. —The hist° Livios_.,6l,
BrutlCS is announced for this evening;ouritg ./5,41.T0,•
Brutus is to be represented by thei,f3 Iritil;sbei9o/
actor Mr. E. L. Davenport, Mr. -rit,erJA. Gollgiso
by Mad. Ponisi, and TarquiniA tlO.
The concluding piece will be (164‘7111