The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-05 00:00:00

DENMARK.

The new Ministry are said to have resolved !II;
maintait.i.lo,-* the system of policy observed b 9.1, p
former Cabinet as regards the Eastern questl°;d
It is believed in Copenhagen that the King imp' td
this on the present Ministry on their coming P'ls
office, as a sine qua non ; and it was only on w,3,
understanding that M. do Scheel Plcssenconse'ot
to leave his post of envoy at Stockholm to acce'o
the portfolio of the Ministry for Foreign Affair''
Copenhagen. of
Very little credit must be given to romoursri,r
pretended negotiations between the Danish :1,0
vernment and the two Western Powers, 40„:;00.
the latter are urging on us to join the coano,l
Nothing is known in the official circles here 0". -
such pressing invitations.

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A letter from Vienna states that the telegreP,ve
communication from the Austrian frontier to -Le
charest is to be extended to Varna, and that of
works for this purpose will commence in„, 0,
spring, When this shall have been effected) "' p
can be received at Vienna from the Crithea ie
hours.-
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The Independance Beige takes upon itself to ' d'a
that England approves of the separate treaty,s% e
between France and Austria for securing tuev,o
tegrity of the Italian possessions of the latter P°s slt
The Presse of this evening, however, expressevizi
opinion that the report of such a treaty 10
been signed should be received with mistrust.., 0
A letter from Rome, 29th ult., in the Novae .1
states the Bishop of Le' Mans died on that dal tdd
the palace of the Quirinal. He retained his in of
lectual faculties to the last moment. The 1' tfr,
who had visited the prelate only a short tire° 0
fore his death, charged the Cardinal Secretert rid
State with the direction of the funeral. The b
will be conveyed to Le Mans for interment. 19
Reports from Hamburg state that the etchl )1
from which that place so severely suffered 011,04
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2d inst. had considerably abated, and the
were gradually subsiding. i
King Lewis of Bavaria had another severe ljd
long, fainting fit on the 30th at Darmstadt, sedgy' d
the case was regarded as dangerous, his MtklB
received the holy sacraments.
The Prince and Princess Caradja, accomre ~
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by their son, a captain in the Ottoman service, ;
arrived at Berlin on their way to the Hague, it ic
the Prince will reside as Ottoman Envoy Extr 0 '
dinary to the Netherlands Court. All three' '
been welcomed here by numerous friends. 4
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According to letters of the 25th ult. from I
Petersburg, the two Grand Dukes, who quitted d
bastopol on the 15th, reached St. Petersbnr to,
the 23d, to the infinite joy of the Empress, v ,tY '
health and spirits were greatly benefited 1)3 ' 41
joy of again embracing her sous. It is exP' rold,
that they will return ero long to the Crimea. A
accounts of the health of the Empress are : '1"
more satisfactory. A marked improvement
.to
taken prate within the last few days.
It is contemplated by the Prussian War De 9
ment to do away, by degrees, with all sig-po, ,11:
foot batteries attached to corps &armee, and 7
place them with improved model 12-pounders.
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will require an addition of four 12-pounder I 'l9
ries, or 32 pieces to each of the nine corps. I.'
artillery department thinks that the reduced vi f
and length of the new model guns will enabl f
pieces to-be worked with six instead of eight b' #

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