The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-13 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

The Tamise has arrived at Marseilles with ac•

counts from Constantinople to the Ist.

The

exchange of the ratifications of the treaty of the
30th March was known in the Turkish capital.
The Sultan, has requested, it is said, several Anglo-
French divisions to remain fur some tine at Con-
stantinople. It is thought that this request has
been caused by the state of things in the interior
of Turkey. The grand revolt which has broken
out in Arabia is the theme of general conversation;
Egyptian troops are to be employed in repressing
it. The journals are silent on the subject. The
Smyrna papers state that the fanatics in Syria have
massacred the English consular agent in Marasch
and his family. Suleyman Pacha has put down
the revolt in Magnesia, and arrested the ring-
leaders. The accounts from the Crimea come down
to the 29th April. Gen. Luders has authorised the
cavalry division of General d'Allonville to proceed
from Eupateria to Kamiesh by land, passing
along the coast. The Tartars of Eupatoria were
emigrating and establishing themselves in the
Dobrudscha. A body of 9,000 English troops
has embarked at Balaklava. Trade continued to
improve at Kamiesh. Accounts from Athens of
the 3d state that the people are in hopes that the
allies are about to evacuate Greece. Thessaly is
tranquil.

BERLIN, MAY 11.

Our Gazette denies the truth of a rumour that
a Credit Mobilier is to be established at St.
Petersburg. The Czas states that General Chru-
leff will be employed this summer against the
chiefs in the Caucasus, and that the operations
will be carried on under the superior command of
General Mouravieff. A violent fire has destroyed
two Saxon towns in Russia.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.
Yesterday being Whitsunday, none of the Paris
journals appeared this morning.
The steam line-of-battle ship the Fleurus, which
has just arrived in this port (says the Courrier de
Marseille), has brought us back 1,000 men of the
army of the East. It has been remarked that a
great part of the troops returning are permitted to
land without any stay at the quarantine camps.
The satisfactory state of the health of the army,
in fact, at present permits the prompt admission
to home quarters of our soldiers. It is quite
enough to behold the immense physical power of
the men who land to be satisfied as to their perfect
health. At Porquerolles and Cavalaire the ar-
raisgments made for the reception of patients have
fortuiaately remained without employment. The
number of men brought here within the last three
or four days from the East by the steam-frigates of
the French navy amounts to upwards of 5,000.
BOURSE, May 12.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. ft. s. End of Month.
43 per Cents 94 10 —f. —e.
3 per Cents 74 90 75 30
New Loan 75 15
Bank Shares 3,975 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,850 Austrian
Belgian Fives ...... .. 98 Spanish Threes...—
Piedmontese(s).

ItAILWA YS-VOR CASH.

_-----fr. c. _
fr. a.
Orleans -
Northern .1,132 50 Strasburg
Lyons.- _... 1,460 New Ditto .. 920
nediterranean 1,700 Grand Central
Lyons Geneva Bl7 50 Testa
Cette Bl5 Austrian C0rn....... 940

AUSTRIA.
A letter from Vienna of the Bth, in the Cologne
Gazette, says :—"M. de Basily, Russian Councillor
of State, attached to the Russian plenipotentiaries
during the Paris conferences, is expected here this
evening. He has been named Russian plenipoten-
tiary in the commission for the Danubian Princi-
palities, and will start at once for Bucharest. The
negotiations relative to the Italian question do not
appear to have been definitively closed, and an ex-
change of diplomatic notes which is now taking
place between the Cabinets of Paris and Vienna is
supposed to relate to that subject. On the other
hand, nothing is known in well-informed circles of
a pretended circular of our Government on the
subject. Viscount de Serre, Secretary to the
French embassy, was received yesterday by the
Emperor at a private audience."

PRUSSIA.
A letter from Berlin of the 9th, in the Cologne
Gazette, says :—" Prince Windischgratz is expected
here immediately, and it is assured that Austria
has the intention of opening negotiations with our
C billet, in the view of having the integrity of the
possessions of the two countries guaranteed recipro-
cally."—Another letter from Berlin, in the Ham-
burg News, says :—" A certain analogy is discovered
here to exist between the treaty concluded on the
15th of April by Austria and the Western Powers
and that of the 2d Dec., in this sense—that Prussia
was ignorant on both occasions of the conclusion
of the treaty. It was first thought that Prussia
had refused to guarantee the integrity of the Ot-
toman empire. But the other version appears the
more probable. Russia, likewise, was not invited
to participate in the guarantee. Prince Gortscha-
koff had refused, it is known, already in the Vienna
Conferences to guarantee the existence of the
Ottoman empire."