The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-26 00:00:00

LATEST NE WS.

VIENNA, FRIDAY, NOON.

All foreign troops are to quit Turkey and the
Principalities within six months ; sooner, if pos-

sible.

ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 24.
Prince Gortschak-off is definitively appointed
Minister of Foreign. Aff tiro.

BERLIN, APRIL 2J.

The ratifications of Prussia to the treaty of the
30th March were gent off to Paris yesterday
evening. The King has left to-day for Dresden,
and will return on the 29th.

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HAMBURG, APRIL 24.

We learn from Heligoland that the Anglo-Ger-
man Legion, which was still in that island, had
received orders to embark, it was thought, for
England. Only '72 quitted, it is said, the island
spontaneously.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.
The Emperor yesterday received the reply of the
King of Portugal to the notification of the birth of
the Prince Imperial.
The Duke and Duchess of Alba and the Countess
of Montijo, mother to her Majesty the Empress of
the French, leave Paris in a day or two for Madrid.
Probably to morrow the French Foreign-office
will possess the treaty of peace, with the sovereign
ratifications of all the contracting Powers. The
official Moniteur will then immediately publish the
text.

We read in the Constitutionnel :—" Some of the
Madrid journals have spoken of a direct invitation
which is said to have been given by the Emperor
to Marshal Narvaez for the grand review of the Ist
April.- These journals have committed an error in
this respect which it is important to rectify. The
invitation, requested by the marshal, was granted
to him, as to all the other foreign general officers
who solicited the honour of forming part of the
cortege of his Majesty, and was transmitted to him
under cover to General Prim. As far as regards
the pretended sending of a horse to the marshal,
there is positively not the slightest truth in the
details given by the Madrid journals."
The report of the committee of the Legislative
Body charged to examine the bill for granting life
annuities to persons who had suffered in the insur-
rection of June, 1848, sets forth that the bill in
question is nothing more than a fresh application
of that of June 13, 1850, by which a sum of
712,650 f. was voted for the above purpose. It is
intended for the purpose of granting life-pensions
to five persons who belonged to the garde mobile
and national guar.l, and who received wounds
which have maimed them for life, and to the de-
scendants of nineteen who were killed. The com-
mittee adopted an amendment to the bill to the
effect that the pensions proposed to be awarded
should not cause the credit of 712,650 f. originally
voted to be exceeded. This amendment was
adopted by the. Council of State with the addition
of a clause that persons who might feel themselves
entitled to the pensions proposed to be given shoul d
have three years allowed to them to make good
their claims. The amount of the new pensions to
be granted is 14,883 fr.

BOURSE, April 25.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. ft.. a. End of Month.
per Cents ci3 75 —f. —O.
3 per Cents 74 15 74 20

New Loan

74 50

Bank Shares 3,975 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,745 Austrian
Belgian Five 5...,.... Spanish Threes 45
Piedmontese(s)...,.. 93 50 Heine Debt