The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-04 00:00:00

THE BALTIC.

A letter from Hamburg of the 30th ult., says :
"The second division of the English firt from the
Baltic has just arrived in the Bay of Kiel. Adding the
I,t-'v arry:d.... to the sintis pre'dously corny
ik!, there are not fewer than twenty English vessels of
ar off Kiel at preseni.. 21.moniot taciii is ,
of Wellington, the flag-ship of Admiral Sir Charles
Napier. The admiral for some time after his ar-

rival was prevented by indisposition from goi ig
on shore, but last evening he came to this sit y,
on a visit to Mr. Hodges, the English charg4 d'affain se,
and is, it is said, to remain with hi= some days. T he
stores of coal which the English Admiralty es!,ablisl. ed
at Kiel for the use of the fleet are now literally
hausted. Six steamers freighted with coal are, Lowey(
expected there ; and when they shall have arrivi ,t,t 1
some of the screw vessels will be able to leave a t
order to make room for others from the Baltic.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 P.III.
We have received the following private telew
graphic despatches :
" MARSEILLES, 2d, Evening. The Hellespont
steamer arrived this eveninr, ; she brings the do. •
spatches of the Euphrate, which bad left Constantinop 13 3
on the 20th, but had put into Malta damaged. 4
counts from the Crimea announce that a body of
Cossacks had taken Eupatoria, but it had been retal ;tri
by the allies. Prince Menschikoff having declared t fat
he would burn Sebastopol rather than surrend
General Canrebert replied to him that the whole of I,'he
garrison should be put to the sword."

" BERLIN, 2d, Evening—St. Petersburg, 2d (Russ; inn
despatch given under all reserve.)—Prince Menschil :off
writes under date of the evening of the 27th, that si nee
the affair of the 25th no movement has been undertal ccn
against Gen. Liprandi. The fire against the fortress v lac
weaker on the 26th and 27th thah ou previous days. 1 /
Russian batteries returned it with success. The atta ci
from the fleet has Rot been renewed."

Other despatches have been received from Tries ,
Vienna, and Warsaw, but they are merely repeti
tions of what has been already given. One state I
that the son of Osman Pacha has been kilted, bui
does not state when or where.

The Debats has a long article on Spain whi*al
contains some statements of a nature to excilt e
serious uneasiness as to the pacification of parti e s
in that country. The article begins with a con,
mentary ou the address of Salazar, one of th e
Spanish Ministers, to the people of the Basque pro -
vinces. This address has been much censured, a S
containing passages little calculated to comma) d
respect for the throne, and some astonishment aIS
been expressed that after such a publication :r M{.
Salazar should have remained in the Spanish (,al,-
billet. The Debats says that he has been k apt
there by Espartero, whose entire confidence he
possesses, and thus Espartero is identified by the
Debats with all that can be regarded as offensive i to
the Queen in the address of M. Salazar.
All the ships of the French Baltic squadron h lave
returned to France, with the exception of the A las-
terlitz, which was obliged by stress of weather to
put into Sheerness.
Private telegrapic despatches from Marseir
dated last night, announce that letters from the
squadrons confirm what had been already know nof
the silencing, on the 17th, of the batterie a of
Sebastopol on the sea side. It appears that this
duty was performed by the French squadron, v Chile
the English division, under Admiral Lyons, di. I the
same by Fort Constantine. 25 men on boar' I the
Charlemagne were killed and wounded, ant L the
same number on board the Ville-de-Paris. The
practice of both at the distance of 600 fee t was
magnificent. Of the several forts in the dire iction
of the sea that of the Quarantine is the. oul: r one
that kept up a fire on the 18th. Tho fire )1 the
Allies on the land side was equally vigorous, tl r ugh
interrupted for a space, on the side of the
by the explosion of two of the magazines 'which
containe l the daily supply of powder. On. try e 17th
the English fired 5,000 cannon halls.
The Three per Cents. closed to-day a t 75f.
40c. for the end of the mouth ; the Four- and-a-
Half per Cents. at 98f. 25c. ; Orleans MailwaY
Shares, 1,205 ; Rouen, 976 f. 25c. ; Havre, 562 f. ;
Great Northern, 875 f. ; Strasburg, 84' ?f. 50c. ;
New Shares, 651 f. 25c. ; Paris and Lyono 1,051 f.
25c- ; Lyons and Mediterranean, 880 f. ; V lestern
of France, 667 f. 50c. ; Bordeaux and Ceilte,
50c. ; Great Central of France, 530 f. ; Lyon ts and
Geneva, 535 f. ; Bank of Credit Mobilier, 7.80 f.