The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-11 00:00:00

among the guests, nevertheless, found a means of
expressing itself, and it was with the greatest
warmth of feeling that the Gl'eek Ministers pre-
sent pronounced the names of the Sovereigns who
in taking on themselves to, re-establish order in
Gre3ce have saved the country from certain ruin.

FR A_NCE.

A copy of the answer of the Czar was received
in Paris yesterday by the Minister of . Foreign
Affairs, but it has not yet been published. It is
considered, notwithstanding the shape in which it
is put, as an absolute refusal 6f the propositions of
Austria.
Ac3ording to the accounts given by the War
Department at Paris, the precise number of the
English and French armies already assembled at
Varna is 75,000 MOIL
It is thought that there will be a new levy
.of
30,000 men orderedan France Within* the next few
weeks. The now Imperial Guard is to.be ,reviewed
by the Emperor in person on the 15th of August.
Placards are posted in all the streets of Paris, in-
forming tailors 'that they will find work for_ the
clothing of the new Imperial Guard.
The Emperor leaves Paris on Wednesday for the
camp at Boulogne, for the purpose of reviewing
the troops about to proceed, under the -command
of General Baraguay d'Hilliers, to the' Baltic., It
was the intention of the Emperor to hays ;one in
the first instance, to' Biaritz with the Empress,
and to proceed from thence by sea to the camp at
Boulogne ; but th 3 necessity of despatching the
troops without d6lay has forced him to change his
plans. The Emperor will b 3 absent a week. He
finally leaves Paris for Biaritz on the .21st: -Gene-
ral Baraguay d'Hilliers left Paris for ; Calais on
Sunday.
The auxiliary army which is to be sent out to
the Baltic, under command of General d'Hilliers,
will be much more formidable than is generally
supposed. From official sources we learn it will
amount in a very few days to between 23,00 d and
25,000 men. It will consist of the divisiOn of
French troops which accompany General Baraguay
d'Hilliers, body of English marines;and a body
of French artillerie de la marine and infanterie de
la marine. The preCise poinA to which this formid-
able force will be sent is kept secret, and:it is said
that the commanders of the expedition theniselves
`Wig start with sealed orders, which they are not
to open until they are fairly at sea, and which will
reveal to them their destination. • •
Some officers of the• Emperor's household have
already already arrived at llarrits, near Bayonne,
to prepare for the reception of their Majesties
and sorne.earriages and horses have been sent off
to that place.
The Marquis do Tu'rgot,-French Ambassador in
Spain passed through Bayonne a„ few days since
from the baths of Dax on his return to Madrid.
A letter from Calais says :—" A great movement
of war materiel, has taken place here. Gun car-
riages, heavy pieces, heavy pieces of artillery, and
large-quantities of gunpowder have arrived. All'
is destined to be embarked for the Baltic. An
English roar-admiral and a French adnairal have
arrived in Calais to make the necessary arrange-
ments. The movements of the treops are to take
place in such a way as to enable them to bo em-
barked on the 14th."
The Ocean of Brest states that the vessels which
are fixed on by the Minister to winter in that
port are the. Inflexible, bearing the flag of Vice-
Admiral Parseval ; Jemmapes, Tage,
Austerlitz, Breslaw, Duperre, and Trident, ships
of the line; Psyche, Darien, and Asmodee, frigates;
Licorne and Indefatigable,: transports ; and Souf-
fletir, Lucifer, Fulton, Brandon, and Dalin, steam-
corvettes.'

The Indus steamer, belonging to the- IVlcasa-
geries Imperiales, which left Marseilles for Con-
stantinople, on the 6th, carried out 914 men be-
longing to different regiments.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs on Thursday
gave an audience to a deputation on the subject of
the claims of the holders of bonds of the Portuguese
claims of 1833. The Minister, after expressing to
the deputation the interest felt by the Government
in the affair, assured them that ,instructions had
been sent to the French Minister at Lisbon to
claim from the Portuguese Government the execu-
tion of its enagemen,t to repay, at least, that part
of the loan of which it had derived the benefit,
The .Moniteur announces that the Imperial sub-1
commission-for the Exposition of 1855 has decided
that the period originally fixed for the 15th of July
current for the enregistering by the 'committees of
the persons who desire to take part in the Exposi-
tion, is prorogued to the 15th of August mkt.

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