The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-11 00:00:00

DECEMBER 11, 1854.

rom Constantinople of the 25th, which was forced
by stress of weather to put in to Zanntta, has just
arrived, being three days beyond its time. It brings
the following news :—Dr. Levy has returned to
Constantinople to give medical aid to Prince Napo-
leon, whose state of health had improved. The
Russians, after having destroyed their camp at Bala-
klava, have proceeded to the north of Sebastopol,
where they are entrenching themselves. Omer
Pacha is advancing on Moldavia, but he will not
pass the Pruth until he has received reinforcements
and materiel."
" BUCHAREST, Bth.—A report is current here
that the Turkish army has received orders to re-
cross the Danube ; 35,000 men are to proceed to
the Crimea. Omer Pacha is expected at Varna."
A decree in the Moniteur authorises a great
number of Frenchmen, both civil and military, to
wear foreign orders which have been conferred on
them. In the list of names stand those of M.
Drouyn de Lhuys, as Grand Cross of the Belgian
Order of Leopold ; M. Delacour, ex-ambassador at
Constantinople, as Gland Cross of the Austrian
Order of Leopold ; Count do Lesseps, Director of
the Consulates, as Grand Officer of the Belgian
Order of Leopold ; Count de Monttesuy, French
Minister in Tuscany, Generals de Fulque ai_d Pon-
teves, as Grand Crosses of the Papal Order of St.
Gregory the Great, and Count de Barral and Gene-
ral Faucheux, as Commanders of the same order ;
and General Count Roguet, first aide-de-camp of
the Emperor, as Ist Class Commander of the
Order of Ernest of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, &c.
The Moniteur contains a decree promulgating
the treaty concluded on the 10th July, 1853, be-
tween France and the Argentine Republic, for the
free navigation of the rivers Parana and Uruguay.
Accounts to the 22d ult. have been received
from the French naval squadron of the Piraeus.
The Heron had recently captured and made ex-
amples of some pirates near the island of Nicaria,
which, it was hoped, would acs as a salutary warn-
ing to the others. The lena put in at the Piraeus
on the 19th,, in consequence of stress of weather,
but left again for Toulon after taking board
pro.visions and water. The Chaptal and Solon had
also arrived there from the Black Sea. They had
receives some damage in the gale of the 14th, but
nothing but wkat could be readily repaired. The
sanitary state of the corps of occupation, now en-
tirely composed of marines, was very satisfactory.
The Henri IV. has been got off ; her guns had
been landed, and a part of them conveyed into the
siege trenches.
Detachments of volunteers are flocking into Mar-
seilles.

BOURSE, SATIIRDAY.—CLOSING PRICES.
Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
4a per Cents 96 75 96f. —c.
3 per Cents 7l 90 72 30
Credit Mobilier 765 -- Roman
Credit Foncier — Austrian
Belgian Fives ...... .. Spanish Threes —
Piedmontese B7 Home Debt 35
RAILWATII—FOE CAME.
fr. c. Zr. 0.
Orleans 1,187 50 Lyons . 1005
Western 640 Rouen 1000
Cette
Mediterranean B7O Havre 530.
Northern

THE BALTIC FLEET.

KIEL, DEC. 9

The screw-frigate Imperieuse, Captain Watson,
and the paddle-wheel steamer Dragon, Captain
Wilcox, arrived last evening from their cruise on
the Russian coasts.