The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-14 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Yier?a of the 9th, in the Post
Ampt Gazette, says :—" We learn that imme,di-
ately after th© news of peace reached the Crimea,
several of the advanced posts were removed) in

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order to prevent any chance of collision, while
waiting for a regular armistice.
The news of the
acceptance by-Russia has disagreeably surprised the
tradesmen at liamiesh) who will scarcely have
time to get rid of their merchandise. It ix, how-
ever, said that a part of the supplies will be re-
moved to Batoum on account of the English Troops
continue to assemble at Trebizond, and reinforce-
ments are being regularly sent off4o Erzeroutn.
Omer Pacha displays great activity in 'reorganising
the Turkish army of Asia, and is rene*ing rela-
tions with the mountaineers. Sugdidi, the resi-
dence of the Princess Dadian, in Mingrelia, has
just been totally destroyed by fire. The Russians
and the Turks accuse each other of having been
the cause of the conflagration."

The following are the terms in which the mi-
nutes of the Germanic Diet speak of the late pre-
sentation by Austria of the documents concerning
the peace propositions :—" In the sitting of the
Diet on the 7th, Austria presented to the Assem-
bly the protocol of acceptance, which was signed
at Vienna on the Ist, and a statement of the nego-
tiations which preceded it. These documents' Will
follow the usual course of affairs."

SPAIN. •
The Madrid journals of the Bth have arrived:
The Minister of Justice had addressed a circular
to the archbishops and bishops of the kingdom.
holding out to them a hope of an early arrangement
of the differences between Spain and the Holy See.
The Gazette says that, two days before, the autho-
rities had takes. some precautions', not that they
were particularly called for, but to tranquilise the
persons who feared that order might be disturbed.
The new Minister of Finance was certainly' de-
termined, it was said, to propose the conversiba
of the, floating debt, but not to make it com-
pulsory ; also to take measures for making up the
deficit in the budget ; be had, besides, made known
that be is favourable to a liberal reform of the
tariffs. The Cortes had rejected, by 77 votes to
50, A motion for giving the right of voting curates
and holders of ecclesiastical benefices. The state-
ment that the French Credit Mobilier and grand
railway companies intended to establish a French
newspaper at Madrid to support their interest is
contradicted. The Comercio of Cadiz announces
the discovery of very abundant veins of coral in the
district of San Lucar de Barroneda.

A letter from Warsaw, in the Boersenhalle of
Hamburg, says :—" After the funeral service, the
body of Prince Paskiewitch will be conveyed,
agreeably to the request of the deceased, to the
village of Iwanowka, near the fortress of Ivan-
gorod, where it will be interred on his estate. As
a compliment to the ukase of the 12th February
last concerning the amnesty, four years of their
punishment have been remitted to such persons as
had been condemned to 8 and 12 years' hard labour
in a fortress.'

A brilliant ball was given at the Hague on the
Bth, by Prince Frederick of Holland.. Their
Majesties, the Prince and Princess Henry,. tit!
Duke of Saxe Weimar, and the diplomatic NAY
were present.

Baron Tecco, the Piedmentese ambassador to the
Sublime Porte, arrived at Turin on the 10th, on
a short absence from hia post.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has accepted the
resignation of Prince Andrea Corsini as .Minister
of Foreign Affairs, and has provisionally entrusted
M. Baldasseroni with is duties.

The Opinione, of Turin, quotes two letters—ouo
from Parma, and another from Verona—announc-
ing that the Emperor of Austria is about to sur
press all proceedings against persons implicated in
political offences committed within the period of
1848 and 1851.