The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-26 00:00:00

GREECE.

Advices from Athens, of the 19th, state that the
Turks have repulsed the corps of Tzami Karatasser, is
Macedonia. The rebellion iu Thessaly is gaining ground
again.

The French steamer Gomer had brought four piratical
vessels into Rhodes.

The Trieste Zeitung says that the ultimatum to Greece
demands the observance of a strict neutrality, and the
punishment of all those who have joined the rebellion;
the immediate recall of all civil and military officers who
have joined it, and the refusal to readmit into the public
service those who had resigned office, or left to join the
insurgents.

It these categorical demands are not granted by the
22d, the throne to be declared vacant, and a new Go-
vernment established. •

A letter from Thessaly of the sth, in the Moniteur,
says :--‘` The Hellenists who menaced the plains have
continued their retrograde movement, and are now on
the Greek frontier. This movement has been so rapid
that the rayahs of Salonica, ascribe it rather to orders
from Greece than to the action of the Turkish troops.
The mountains of Zagora and Aya and the western side
of the 013 mpus are still occupied by the Hellenists."
The Lithograph. Corresportlience, of Vienna, says that
the Bavaria❑ envoy at Athens has received orders to
express public disapprobi,tion of the policy of Greece,
and to support the representatives of the Western
Po were.

AUSTRIA.
The Weser' Gazette, under date of Coburg, 19th, says
--." I have to give you tile important news of the depar-
ture of our reigning Duke for Vienna. It is said that
he has gone in consequence of an invitation from the
Emperor of Austria, and that his journey is not uncon-
nected with politics, The Duke of Brunswick, who has
just returned from Vienna, and Whols so well known
for his patriotic opinions, also went there on an invita-
tion from the Emperor. These intimate relations be-
tween the two representatives of a national policy and
the young Emperor are witnessed with the more pleasure
as they form' a consolatory contrast to the conferenoeS
which are taking place at this moment at Bamberg."

FRANCE.
The Constitutionnel says :—" The last news from Con-
stantinople is exceedingly important. Our correspondent
informs us that Prince Leon of Armenia is expected at
Rome, where he is to negotiate with the Pope the recon-
ciliation of the Eastern Church with that of Rome.
This affair, conducted byone of the principal personages
of the Eastern Church, cannot but have, we are told, a
favourable result in present circumstances. Our cor-
respondent adds, that Prince Leon, lawful heir and direct
descendant of the reigning families of Armenia, is young
and ardent, a man of talent and spirit, and he has no
doubt that the prince will easily remove any difficulties
which might stand in the way of the union of the two
churches, already so little separated from each other.
Their amalgamatlon, eminently useful to the interests of
the Christians of the East in a religious point of view,
would be besides one of the most important events of the
present period."
By order of the Minister of War, the English airs,
" God save the Queen" and " Rule Britannia," and
the march of "The Grand Sultan Abdul Medjid Khan"
shall in future form part of the repertory of all the band
of the army.
The Three per Cents. were done yesterday on the
Boulevards, as high as 69E 10c., and closed at 681. 90c.