The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-14 00:00:00

TURKEY.

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" Highness—l have the honour of informing you that
like all the faithful rayas who are under the beneficent
and generous shadow of our august Sovereign, and who
offer up night and day prayers to Heaven for the staccato
of the Imperial army, the Armenian community which
I represent, penetrated with gratitude for the many
favours and benefits with which it has been up to the
present time loaded by the Sublime Porte, has never
ceased, since the commencement of the war, to pray to
the Supreme Being for the triumph of his Majesty's
arms. On the occasion of the signal victories gained in
these latter times, with hearts full of joy, we assembled
in our churches, and addressed thanks to Divine Provi-
dence, praying at the same time for the continuation to
the end of such events, as well as for an extended reinand length of life to Our beloved monarch."

Resohid Paella replied as follows :
" I have taken cognizance of the contents of the ad-
dress which your Eminence has just presented to me,
relative to the joy which the Armenian community has
felt at the victories obtain3d by the assistance of Divine
rrovidence, and to the public prayers which it has offered
up for the triumph of the Imperial arms. The eagerness
shown by the community of the Armenians, your co.
religionists, faithful subjects of the Sultan, to express on
this occasion their gratitude, furnishes another proof of
their devotedness and fidelity to the Imperial govern-
ment, and of the sentiments of constant gratitude which
they feel towards it for the high favours of which they
have been the object en the part of leis Imperial Majesty.
I have, is consequence, to express to you the high sat s-
faction of our august Sovereign, to whom your address
has been submitted, and to inform you of his Imperial
order to have it inserted in the State Journal and in the
Dfcrido Havadis."

TIDE PRINCIPALITIES.
A letter from Bucharest states that a Turkish
commissariat office has been established in that
place for the purpose of paying for all the supplies
furnished to the Ottoman army. This arrange-
ment has produced an excellent impression on the
inhabitants, many of whom, from a spirit of pa-
triotism, have relinquished claiming the sums due
to them, The Sultan has published a decree
banishing all the Moldavian and Wallachian sub-

jects who have followed the Russians into Bessa-
rabia.

RUSSIA.

The Lloyd of Vienna contains a letter from
Kalisch, of the 7th, which says :—" It is not
yet known what winter-quarters will be taken
by the two divisions Labinzoff and Szepelieff
of the corps of Paniutin, which have remained be-
hind. It appears beyond a doubt that the troops
of the guard and the grenadiers, as well as those
of the first division of infantry, will pass the win-
ter 'in Poland, with the reserves. That results
also from the numerous supplies which are com-
manded ; the cavalry, above all, are numerous in
Poland. The news of the augmentation of the
battalions of Finnish sharpshooters is confirmed.
This augmentation proves that the Czar will not
readily yield to conditions of peace, and he could
not well do so, were he inclined, for the people
are greatly moved by fanaticism."