The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-27 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

We have received the following telegraphic
despatch front our correspondent in Vienna :
"VIENNA, SATURDAY MORNING.

"Between the 9th and 13th Mayran's division
and 2,340 more French troops left Constantino-
ple for the Crimea. 10,000 Turks and 6,500
Egyptians have also taken their departure.
" Osten-Sacken is to take the command in the
Crimea, instead of Dannenberg.

"Omer Pasha is reported to have received
orders not to advance into Moldavia."

We have els* received the following despatch,
dated last night, from our correspondent iu

Vienna :--

" The Oest. Correspondent of this afternoon
states that at 2 o'clock Count Buol and Count

Arnim, by order of their respective Courts, signed
an additional article to the treaty of April 20.

" As a consequence of the complete understand-
ing thus established between- the two great Ger-
man Powers, it is certain that the motion about
to be made in the Diet will be carried by a ma-
jority almost amouating to unanimity. Thus the

influence of the whole of Germany will be se.
cured on the great European question now pond.

ing.

" Official Russian news states that during the
stormy night of the 14th, 12 transports were lost
on the shore in the embouchure of the Katcha.
" Some of the men fell into the hands of the
Russians, but none of the vessels.

" Two steamers and a screw-ship, which had

run aground, were got off by lightening the ♦ea-

sels."

We have since received the following from our

correspondent at Vienna :
" VIENNA, SUNDAY EVENING, 6 O'CLOCK.

" It is now positiTely affirmed that Austria has
accepted, with some slight modifications, the pro-
positions contained in the Prussian Note of the
15th.

• " A day or two since Bavaria announced her
accession to the policy of Austria on the Oriental
question, and promised her support in the Ger-
man Diet.

"If this be correct, the policy of Austria can
hardly be that of the Western Powers.

"Russia has prohibited the exportation of a]
kinds of corn into Austria.

" Prince Napoleon was to return to Balaklava
on the 17th of November."

The following, dated last night, is from our

correspondent in Paris :

"The Egyptus, which left Constantinople on
the 15th, has arrived to-day at Marseilles. She
does not bring any news fiora the Crimea, the
storm of the 13th having prevented the departure
of the courier from the army. The Journal de
Constantinople mentions the embarkation for the
Crimea of 10,000 Turks, and the expected speedy
departure of 40,000 more. Mahmoud Pasha,
formerly Minister of Marine, has been exiled.

" The armies in Asia were about to take up

their winter quarters.

" Thirteen large English steamers arrived yes•

terday at Marseilles."

THE BALTIC FLEET.

KIEL, Nov. 25.
To-day Rear-Admiral Seymour loft Kiel w.

her Majesty's ships Princess Royal, 91, and St.
Jean d'Acre, 101, for England.
The Bulldog and Vulture have also left to-day

for Copenhagen.

NYBORG, SUNDAY NooN.

Tho Princess Royal, with Admiral Seymour's
flag, and St Jean d'Acre, with Locust in com-
pany, have just passed the Belt, steering north-
wards.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 25.

A partial change of ministry has taken place.
Scheel. is appointed Minister for Holstein,
Warnsted for Schleswig, and Bulow, now at

Frankfort, for Minister of War.

MALTA.

MALTA, Nov. 22.
The Ottawa and Cleopatra have left with 1,096
men; the Golden Fleece with 571 men.
The Arethusa has arrived from Constantinople
with 192 invalids.