The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-09 00:00:00

ADDRESS OF THE FRENCH ADMIRAL

IN THE BALTIC.
Despatches from Admiral Parseval-Deschenes of
the Ist have reached the Minister of Marine. The
following order of the day was published on the
30th ult. in the French squadron :
" LEDSIIND, July 30.—Officers, non-commissioned
officers, and seamen of the Imperial squadron of
the Baltic, in three months from the time of your
leaving the ports of France, you, although a squa-
dron just formed, have had to satisfy exigencies and to
overcome difficulties, usually reserved to much longer
navigations. No fatigue and no trial have been wanting
to your zeal and to your devotedness—incessant exercises
and labours to enable you to appear worthily before your
friends and your enemies, continual vigilance in a deceit-
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ful sea, full of shoals, where every inconvenience is a
danger,
thoughccepted and supported with that perfect discipline, that
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removed,
this thanks
y calm and patient courage of the seaman, and that mutual
confidence which honours the French navy in all the
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ranks of its organisation. It is my duty and my delight
to thank you for your conduct ; and what you have
done is a guarantee to me of what you will do in the
new phase of our campaign. The Russian fleets, in
their own seas, appear decided not to accept the com-
bat offered by the allied fleets ; before Cronstadt, our
action
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consent that such should be the case. His Majesty
has selected and marked out an important object for
our efforts and our cannons, and I am happy to be able
to announce the fact to you. The brave General Bara-
guay d'Hilliers arrives at the head of 10,000 men of our
valiant troops. The Emperor sends his eagles to join
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SPAIN.
The following despatch is dated Bayonne, Au-
gust 8 :
On the 6th inst. Queen Christina was prevented
by an armed mob from leaving Madrid until she
had paid a large sum of money.
PERPIGNAN, August portion of the popu-
lation in easy circumstances has left Barcelona,
from
the fear of insurrection and the cholera.
Three steamers filled with these emigrants are at
Port Vendres:
The Gazette of the 3d contains a royal decree
ordering that the Captain-General of the Army,
Don Pedro Villacampa, President of the Supreme
Tribunal of War and Marine ; Lieutenant-General
Espelata, Vice-President, and General Sanchez
Tovar, Military Prosecutor to the same tribunal,
shall be dismissed. The Gazette also contains a
report from General O'Donnell, Minister of War,
in which he proposes that the Senators who, in
violation of parliamentary and constitutional law,
and of the most precious prerogative of the ancient
Cortes, were dismissed from the places which they
held, for having voted against the late government,
shall be restored. This is followed by a decree
appointing General de Meer, General Van Halen,
and General Baldasano y Ros, who had been so dis-
missed, to situations they formerly occupied in the
Supreme Tribunal of War, and dismissing the gen-
tlemen who had been appointed to succeed them.
11.-lonardi, formerly editor of the ,Eco del Comercio,

has been appointed Under-Secretary of the De-
partment of the Interior. General Jose de la
Concha had arrived in Madrid. M. Olozaga was
spoken of as an Ambassador at Vienna, Paris, or
London.

A despatch from Madrid, dated August 3, is to
the following effect :
Another Royal decree bestows upon General
Ros de Olano the Grand Cross of the Order of San
Fernando, in recompense of the distinguished
merit of which he gave proof in the glorious affair
of Vicalvaro.

The Marquis de Perales has resigned the office 0:
Civil Governor of Madrid.

The Queen-Mother is to leave to-day, with al]
her family, for a foreign country.
There is a report of a reactionary movement at
Cadiz' under the auspices of Brigadier Pingot,
which, however, was promptly suppress3d.
General Manuel Concha has written from Bar-
celona to Espartero, stating that he places himself
under the orders of the latter General.

The cholera has broken out severely at Seville.
One private letter mentions.the occurrence of sixty
cases in one day ; and a communication has been
received stating that more than 100 cases have
occurred. It is stated that most of them have oc-
curred in the Barrio de Triana, a suburb of Seville.