The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-28 00:00:00

Ministers was held 'yesterday at the palace, the
Emperor pteAding. is said that imp irtant re-
sult' ions relative to ult, r;or armaments have been
come to, and that they are to be execute 1 with
the greatest celerity. Divisions of troops f (mu
It dy and otl.ef !Avis of the _Empire are here ;
they arc intended for the army conerated
Transylvania. The subscrip'ions for the new loan
continue, and a result is expected which will sur-
ps ;di tre liopcs entertained, atel of a nature to
exercise a very favourable influence on the finan-
cial state of Austria. The Russian Embassy here
has receive! from Bucharest news of a very dis-
couraging character ; in particular, 'the number
a Russian officers killed and wounded is much
dwelt on."

SPAIN.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.

Advices from Madrid, of the 25th, state that the
Spanish capital is tranquil. The Queen was
d'accord with Esijartero, who was expected there
on the 23th.

BARCZLO gA, July 23.—Ord-ir continues, thanks
to tile attitude of the garrison and the Captain-
General.

The arrival of Don Manuel Concha had restored
confidence.

The two generals act together in the most per•
fect harmony.

ITALY.

TURIN, July 27.—A permanent council of war
has been appointed. 'At Parma two soldiers have
been shot.

FRANCE.

Abd-el-Kader has sent three magnificent Ara-
bir.ris as presents to the Emperor.
The Moniteurcontainsthefollowing fromßiarritz,
dated the 26th :—" At noon, to-day, the Emperor,
accompanied by the Prefect of the departmetit,
Co!onel FlPiny, ani Commandant Coulongeon,
left Biarritz fur Bayonne, in a carriage escorted by
two squadrons, one of the Guides, which had come
from Paris, and the other of the Gth Chasseurs.
His Majesty first went ti the Hotel de \Tulle, where
the aucl.orit es. were: in waiting, and where the
official recepti,u took place, and afterwards re-
viewed three battalions of the 35th Regiment of
the line, on the excellent appearance of whom the
Finpt-ror highly eoinplimenced the CAnnel. His
Majesty, who returned to Biarritz at a quarter-Last
t v‘u o'clock, was everywhere received with the
wannest marks of respect.. "

We r(4l in the Union, :—" The French Govern
meat has,_ it is said, sent P ince Albert an invira-
tion to be present next math at the manoeuvre
at the camp of Boulogne. Lie King of the Be!-
gians is said to have promised to proceed there at
the same time with the young King of Portugal."
The Mouiteur de r rmee says :—" Some ill in-
form,d journals have announced the formation w
a (amp at Biarritz. Tue only troops collected on
that point, for the purpose of acting as a guard of
honour to their Majesties, are two battalions of
infantry and a svalron of Gui(!.es. The orderly
service between Biarritz and Bayonne is performed
by a squadron of the 9th Hussars, and another of
the 61.11 Chas:eurs."

A telegraphic tlegpatch from Toulon, announces
the latinchini, of tl e Navari►i screw lint-A-hattle
ship, of 100 pits, at that port, amidst loud cues of
" Vive l'Enipereur !"

Two more- piratical vessels hal e been burnt by
the Garval, French steamer, in ill; Gulf of Scala
Nova.

Tie Three per Cent,. c'nse I to-11y at 71f. 15c.
for the eild of the iboal h, and the Four-and-a-
Half per Cents. at 98f. lec. ; Orleans Railway
Shares, 1,157 f. 5Jc. ; Rouen, 1,020 f. ; Havre,
575 f. ; Great Northern, 815 f. ; Strasburg, 778 f.
75e. ; New Shares, 620 f. ; Paris and Lyons,
943 f. 75c. ; Lyons to the Mediterranean, 842 f. 50e. ;
Western of France, 645 f. ; Bordeaux and Cette,
608 f. 75c. ; Great Central of France, 495 f. ; Lyons
and Geneva, 505 f. ; Bank of C.•edit
693 f. 75c.