The Sun.
London, England, 1856-01-15 00:00:00

For the motion..
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Majority for the Government 6
The Royal Albert, 131 guns, was this morning
towed into the Great Harbour by her Majesty's
ship Sphinx' and will be immediately put into dock
to ascertain the extent of the damage.

In a► letter from Vienna of the 9th, in Voss's Ga-
zette, it is said :—" Accounts from St. Petersburg
of the 6th, arrived yesterday, state that Count
Nesselrode informed Count Esterhazy that accept-
able counter-propositions would be submitted to
him by Austria. This intelligence arrived at Dres-
den by the Baron de Seebach, and was transmitted
yesterday to Colonel de Manteuffel. The latter
had an audience of the Emperor, in order to ascer-
tain if Austria would entertain these counter-
propositions, but did not obtain any direct reply.
The Porte completely approves of the Austrian
terms."

A letter from Berlin of the 9th, in the Nuremberg
Correspondent, says :—" The accounts which have
been received here relative to the progress of the
negotiations at St. Petersburg are reduced to the
following :—Russia does not reject the formation of
a new frontier on the Danube, but does not admit
that demand to its full extent, as she is only dis-
posed to cede the Island of Letit or, -in other
words, to transfer her frontier behind the arm of
the river which forms the mouth of Kilia. Al-
though Russia only partially yields to the demand
of the Allies, great value is attached to the above
concession, for it is hoped that it will lead to
others."

A private letter from Hamburg, dated the 10th,
informs me that orders have been just given by the
Swedish Government to fit out at once in the pert
of Carlscrena two ships of the line, three frigates,
and four corvettes. The same letter adds, that
whatever be now thought of the circular of the
Danish Government, Denmark will have no alter-
native but to follow Sweden when the moment
comes far the resumption of hostilities. The King
of Denmark feels much dissatisfaction at the treaty •
of Sweden with France and England being made
without any communication with him, and conse-
quently the relations between the Courts has been
less friendly than before.

The hospital steam war•transport Severn, now at
Southampton, will be ready to receive troops on the 21sto
and will probably leave for the seat of war on the 22d
inst. She will take out healthy troops to the East, and
convey sick ones across the Black Sea. She was fitted
up specially for the latter purpose, and during the 11
months she was in the Euxine was found to answer ex-
tremely well.
REPORTED DEATH Off' DION ROURCICAUT.—The
Louisville Courier learns from private New Orleans
despatches, that Dion Bourcicault was dead. Re was
manager of the Gaiety Theatre; in that city, and was
eminent as a dramatic author and an actor. M. Bonrci-
eault was the author of " London Assurance," and many
other popular plays, and came to New York from Lon-
don a little more than a year ago. He lectured for a
time upon the English drama, and then went upon the
stage, where be played genteel comedy with the hap-
piest effect. His wife was formerly Mine Agnes Robert-
aor, an mesa of popularity,

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