The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-30 00:00:00

GREECE.

A letter from Berlin of the 20th, in the Cologne
Gazette, says :—" Some days ago the Ambassadors
°I Prance and England at Vienna and Berlin made
a communication to the effect that French and
English troops would shortly occupy Greece for the
purpose of maintaining King Otho and the dynasty
°£ Bavaria on the throne. A similar communica-
,"4:lll has been made to Munich."
We learn that General Hailbronner is to be
charged with a mission to London relative to the
Greek question.
The Naval Gazette of St. Petersburg says that on
the 12th of April last the corvette Ariadne, 12
gnus, and the brig Orphei, 6 guns, were, by order
; I.Baron Meyendorff, the Russian ambassador at
leima, given as a present to the Greek Go vern-
kerat, with everything on board.

FRANCE.

-
A telegraphic despatch from Paris this morning, 20
a„ Ya :—The division under General Forey will not I_lo-
to Greece ; it has received counter-orders to St.
proceed straight to Constantinople. The division st.
Which is now being concentrated at Avignon will 20
coo-. 10
.rupy Greece.
appears that at Toulon and other great mili-
tarY establishments the artillery have been exer- 60
'lseel for some weeks past in the practice of the best 40
means to destroy or neutralise the effect of red-hot 25
Luajls, and the result seems to be very satisfactory. 25_
rp .
lese exercises would lead to the supposition that t'
Bs/28
,4,4 attack on important fortresses is not improbable St.
''or distant ; and the most important fortresses of st.
the day, at least those which excite the greatest in- 50
‘erest at this moment, are Sebastopol and Cronstadt. 25
The Three per Cents. closed yesterday at 70f.
Trio.Tr for the end of the month ; the Four-and-a- 6i
70f. 25c.
per Cents. 96f. 25c. ; and the New Loan, at 25
7"
vf. 25c. 50

M'.4. tKET IV IL' Ws—(THIS DAY.) I si

COLONIAL.
titSu4An.—The market is flat, with large sales. The quan-
-3' of British Plantation landed last week at the East, and
iest India Docks was 1,077 201 tcs, and 1,11.) bls.
'ler() were taken for home consumption 1,670 hhds, 13a
,es, 401 brls. The stock in the same places is 9,761 hhds,
4)C23 tcs, 3,031 brls.
COFFEE.—This article is drooping, as holders press sales.
b
Vulr• —The quantity landed last week at the East and
Lest India Docks was 593 puns, 320 hhds. There were
044 en for home consumption 268 puns, 11 hhds, and ex-
- -11 Red ICE.3Pons 77 hhils.
auction 1,330 bags Bengal was all bought in
.I,"s for mid, and 208 barrels 48 half barrels were also
en in at :As 6d to 22s 6d per cwt.
fOll2 bags of cloves sold publicly at 3ad to sid
10 roid and good. Cassia Lignea, 100 cases sold at 708 to
t 38 for damaged. Cassia Vera, 49 cases realised 48s Gd
t° 49s for dark. Nutmeas 54 boxes were taken in at 2s 3d
02s sd. Limed sold at 2s 4cl to 2s sd. Pimento, 46 bags
1° at Sid for mid.
piProcA..-94 barrels Rio were taken in at 2id per lb.
0
A.LLOW.—P Y C. is quiet at 608 3d. to 60s 6d per cwt
O the spot. • •
7114.—the market is steady.

HAY 11A.RKETg,
tIi!_MITEIPIELD.—IIeadow hay, 2/ 10* to 5/ Os ; clover
Cu, 3/10s to 6/ Os ; and straw, 1/ 16s to 2/ 2s per load.
moderate supply, and a sluggish demand.
4_IIIIBERLAND.—Meadow hay, 2/ 12s to 5/ 5s clover
4,17, 3Z 1N to 61 Os ; and straw, 1/ 1.7 s to 2/ 3s per load.
.„,"' hay and straw moved off slowly, at full prices.
RITECHAPEL.—Meadow hay, 2t Ss to 5/ Os; clover
Supplyand straw, 1/ 16s to 21 2s per load.
1%317 moderately good, and trade dull.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.) Ist.
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l'ONDox, May 30.—Wind this day at Noon, S.W.
Ight breeze, and dull cloudy weather, with rain at times.
iiThe Charles Walton, of London, was lost at Caratasca,
onduras, on the 3d of April.
Glt-kvEsEND, May 30.—The Primers, from Saggo, has
been brought in here a prize.
oCOWES, may 29.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Sarah A.
eeltels, from Matanzas ; Vesta, Porto Cabello, and sailed
r Copenhagen.
tufLIXOUTEI, May 29.—Wind, W.X.W. Arrived—Her-
", from Sierra Leone.
fr4Lmouni, May 29.—Wind, IV. Arrived—Dahlia,
Sierra Leone ; Pescazdero, Monte Video, ft,r Liver-
Dool,
-at eUt
°I;IAMPTON, May 29.—Arrived—Indiana (s), from
aR.
GLOUCESTER.—Sailed—Sophia,, for Jamaica.
etItTLEPOOL, May 29.—The Blossom (brig), of and for
Ibut.l3;, from Seaham, foundered off this port on the 27th
lb crew saved.
oftAlisAY (Isle of Man), May 27.—The Mary Wilkinson,
Aais Island, sank this morning; crew landed.
OURENSTOWN, May 28.—Wind, W. Arrived—Ruthi-
Vrem Pernambuco ; Albion, Savannah.
ofr EBEc, May 13 —Seven or eight vessels are in he ice
fr 4'l)leY Bay, with no one on board. The Shannon,
an Glasgow, was seen on the 2.lth of April, in the ice
Imel"we_en Cape Ray and St. Paul's ; had received damage,
111 was running for a port in Newfoundland.
1A,6810N, May 15.—The Golconda, from New
with
to
L„erPool, put into Savannah Bay, May 9, with loss of
k-,prit from contact, a few days previously, off Gun
with the Essex (sloop), supposed British the latter
'''4lred considerable damage.