The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-10 00:00:00

THE FRENCH. BALTIC FLEET.

A letter from Rostock, dated June 4, says
day, at noon, the French fleet, composed of 12 sail and 2
steamers, was signalled, since nine in the morning, in
sight of Warnetnunde. The ships have steered away in

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a north-east direction, with a slight breeze dead aghast
them. The Warnemunde seamen have declared Ocet
they were under sail the whole time, that they made
no signals for pilots to come off to them and thatili
as the fleet was closest inshore, they saws the ship witt
the Admiral's flag. As well as they could judge. 3
such a distance, the fleet seemed in excellent cond:tiotlf
and sailing beautifully, althouqh it had encountered the
day before a very violent north-easter."

NEW ATTITUDE OF SWEDEN.
HAMBURG, Friday.—lt is reported here, on "II
respectabie authority, and generally believed, that S''eci
den has declared openly against Russia, and has real°
her Minister from St. Petersburg.
GREECE.
According to advises from Athens to the 30th, ling
Otho has amnestied the officers of the Greek army roe
have taken part in the insurrection in Epirius :—"
szrant," says his Majesty, " a complete amnesty tO „
those officers who have broken their leave, or who bab
abandoned, without leave. their posts to take part et
insurrection of the neighbouring provinces of the Otia°:
man empire, and also to those officers who have left t
service in compliance with a request preferred by tbe,°l
in consequence of recent events, provided that wit,blo
the space of a month from the date of this decree abet'
present themselves before the military authorities of the.l
realm. Officers comprised in the last category will !
the same time be restored to their rank in the servio3'.
A letter from Athens, of the let, says— fQThe 103 Pi ts,
try has taken the oath. All its acts are of a nature .;
give complete satisfaction to the Porte. Epirus is Pelt
fled after a fresh advantaae gained by the Turk
Radowitiz. The accounts from Theissaly are not so oa;
tisfactory. Nothing is known of the state of affairs 01
Macedonia. The presence of the French troops ,1
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produced an excellent effect. Their appearance 0' a
mirable. The accounts from the provinces are teao,
quillising."
The Patric states—" The private telegraphic deep
announcing that the Ottoman troops had suffered e un,
feat in Thessaly was strangely exaggerated, and the aj
gagement in question had not the importance ascr4,l7;
to it. Reinforcements, moreover, have been seneil
Thessaly, and it was hoped that in that province, as
as in Epirus, the odious projects of the rebels wouliL
defeated."

The following fact, says the same paper, will shot', tf,
what extent the Russian Generals carry their fanatici";
in the present war. At one of the last assaults on k'il„,
tria, the Russian Commander ordered the Greek di*,
lains to give the sacrament to all the soldiers. Thii I°,
der was executed in the morning at break of day.
non-commissioned officers, born in Poland, having
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Glared to the priest that, being Catholics, they could I!,
without committing a sacrilege, receive the commtintit/of
from his hands, were immediately tried by a Cound"
War, and shot,
VOLO, May 23.—The reports sent in from Lrixis°
by Mr. Blunt's agents are as follow :
Calabaka, has for the last eight days been block
by 10,000 Greeks. They are now without 10,t
sions. &lira Pacha, Ismail Bey, and Oda Bey ealc.
the head of the Turks, but all communications ail, Ito"
tercepted. An attempt was made by the cavalrf
release the Turks, but the Greeks picked them off :fr°t,
the mountains, and they were obliged to retilf`e,
having about 200 men killed and wounded. The:f
tired to Carditza.
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Calabaka—or, properly, Kakabaka—is situate
the western slopes of Mount Ossa, near to the Pie eed
plain, ten miles from Larissa, and seven miles Bout b
the pale of Tempe. The slopes of Mount Ossa are 'llllO
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steep, and in fact precipitous, in the vicinity of p
above-named village of Kalabaka, not far from the oe
known manufacturing town of Ambelakia.
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At Verdacou‘h, in the province of Duschcartei - t
Albanians, under the command of their chief Ge roo sf:
tacked the Greeks, and slew 60 families—men, W women=
and children. The Greeks sent to Captain Taco is",:
aid, and he came to their assistance. He Init.;
rounded 1,000 Albanians in one village, and set fire
the place, when all were consumed.
Papa Costa is about to join Captain Kronia, Gresh 08'
:;nd Flarita. The latter has sent letters to every vit.
on the way to Larissa, demanding cattle, flour, tr,j.
without delay, and threatening to burn down everyt bt°
and spare nobody, if his wants are not immediately °°
plied, Things look worse than ever in these parts.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June G.—The Due de Cobourg has retaril
to his residence. The intention of his mission •61‘9 to
be
make the Cabinet of Berlin perfectly understand, io '0
name of the Austrian Government, that the latter Icto
resolved, in the event of an unsatisfactory answer 10,
St Petersburg, to have recourse to such coercive vle".,
sures as should give effect to the political consevelice
involved in the Austro-Prussian Treaty.
The Due de Cobourg acquitted himself of this duty
the course of several conferences with the King
Prussia and his Ministers.