The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-03 00:00:00

SURRENDER

ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED FRENCH IN
THE BOSPHORUS.
The following despatoh has been 'received in

Paris -:

" THERAPIA, SBET. 23.
"The Charge d'Affaires of France, ch.

" Our wounded of the 20th have arrived in the
Bosphorus. Everything is ready for their recep-
tion. The health of Prince Napoleon is perfect.
His attitude in the presence of the enemy was
admired by the army. He begs us to give the
news concerning him to his father. Our troops
were to resume yesterday morning their move-
ment upon Sebastopol.
(Signed) `` BENEDETTI."

MONTENEGRO.

VIENNA, MONDAY.

Advices from Cattaro of the 23d ult. state
that 1,000 Turks had entered the districts of
Berda and Bielopacljewich on the 19th, to chastise
depredators. The Montenegrins repulsed them
with trifling loss. Prince Danilo discountenances
these conflicts.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, OCT. 2.

The new Danish Parliament has just been
opened, amidst a large concourse of spectators.
The speech from the throne was read by Orsted.

It breathes defiance against the Danish Parlia-
ment and people.

A few hurrahs, mingled with hisses, for the
King and constitution, were followed by enthu-
siastic cheers for the constitution of the Danish
kingdom.

A letter from Copenhagen of the 28th ult.,
says :—" The majority of the commission of the
Council of State charged to send in a report on
the proposition of y. Tcherning and Us,sing, has
pronounced, by a majority of 4 against 2, in
favour of these propositions."

THE BALTIC.
EXPECTED ATTACK ON CRONSTADT.

A letter has just been received from Paris, in
which is the following highly important informs-

tion :--,

"I learn that an attack upon Cronstadt is
seriously contemplated almost immediately.
General Niel, the general of engineers, who dis-
tinguished himself in the Baltic by the prominent
part he took in the direction of the siege of Bo-
marsund, reported personally to the Emperor that
he believed the attack was practicable this year.
This report has been communicated to the Eng-
lish Admiralty, and I have reason to believe that
the movement of Admiral Parseval Deschenes,
already mentioned in a telegraphic despatch, por-
tends a more serious enterprise than a fruitless
sacrifice of life at Revel."

THE WAR ON THE DANUBE.

A letter from Galatz o 1 September 24, in the
Lloyd of Vienna, says :—" There appears not to be
any doubt that Omer Pacha intends to strike a
blow at the Russians concentrated at Ismail. He
will not, however, commence his march on Bessa-
rabia until he hears of the capture of Sebastopol.
The Turkish garrisons of Galatz, Isaktscha, and
Tulteha are being augmented. The fortifications
of this place are terminated ; the population, de-
lighted at having got rid of the Russians, aided the
Turks in their labours. The works on the right
bank of the Pruth are also approaching their ter-
mination. Turkish troops are continually being
advanced towards the Dobrudscha. Omer Pacha
only waits for the signal from Marshal de St.
Arnaud to begin his operations against Bessara-
bia, and all the military measures which are
taken indicate that a winter campaign is con-
templated. Intelligence from the Crimea an-
nounces that already the Tartars of Simpheropol
are negotiating with the allies, and that they
would have given in their submission had not
the Russian garrison prevented it. The com-
munication between Simpheropol and Bashi-
Serai have been interrupted by the Anglo-French
troops. A flag of truce has come to Bashi
Sergi to negotiate with the commandant on certain
points not made known."

His Excellency General Count Coronini has ad-
dressed the following note to the Provisional Ad-
ministrative Council of Wallachia :

"His Majesty the Emperor of Austria pledged him-
self in a treaty with his Imperial Majesty the Sultan,
concluded on the 14th of June in this year, to re-esta-
blish in Wallachia and Moldavia, in conjunction with the
Imperial Ottoman Government, the legal status accor-
dant with the privileges granted to this country by the
Sublime Porte. In order to arrive at this end, both
the Imperial Austrian Court and the Sublime Porte
have found it necessary to recall the legitimate princes
of the countries tinder question, and to put the
conduct of the administration in their bands again. In
accordance with the commands of both Imperial Govern.
ments, and in pursuance of an understanding be-
tween the undersigned and the Division-General Der-
vish Pacba, commissioner of his Imperial Majesty the
Sultan, an invitation has been despatched to Prince
Stirbey, requesting him to leave Vienna, and to resume
his station in this town. In bringing the above to the
knowledge of the Provisional Administrative Council,
the undersigned, &o.
(Signed) CORONINI.
"Bucharest, Sept. 13."

A Bucharest correspondent says that the Rus-
sians, on their retreat into Moldavia, engaged 300
bullock-waggons, with their owners, for the carriage
of stores ; but after the lapse of some weeks the
waggon-owners returned without their property.
The Moldavians were treated much in the same
manner. _ _

A Turkish reconnoitring party from Tultscha
crossed the Danube on the 19th, and returned with
the intelligence that there were no Russians on the
whole line of the river up to Tutschkow.