The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-30 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

MARSE[LLES, TUESDAY.
The Sinai has arrived with advices from Con-
stantinople of the 21st, and from the Crimea of
the 12th inst.

Four hundred Circassian chiefs assembled to
claim their independence of the rule of Russia,
and declared themselves ready to thaw the sword
in defence of their country. They agreed to a
petition to Queen Victoria, the Emperor Napo-
leon, and the Sultan, and to send twelve delegates
to Constantinople to urge their claims.

The inhabitants of Eupatoria, especially the
Tartars, are emigrating. The same feeling per-
vades the populations of Abasia and Mingrelia.
There are reports of dreadful outbreaks and
excesses at Damascus and Aleppo.
The evacuation of the Crimea is taking place
with all possible despatch.

KcENIGSBERG, APRIL 28.
A letter from St. Petersburg states that an
Imperial decree pronounced the disbandment of
337 druschines of the militia, and of six Cossack
regiments of the Tartar cavalry, raised this year
in the government of Kagan, the whole forming
a total of 350,000 men of the militia of the Ist
and 2d ban.

VIENNA, APRIL 27.

It is rumoured that the Archduke Maximilian,
brother of the Emperor, will pay a visit to Paris
in June next.

BERLIN, APRIL 28.
Prince Eristoff and General Zanlosski, who con-
structed Sebastopol, have lately died.
A letter from St. Petersburg states that Count
Adlerberg has been appointed to succeed Count
Orloff at; chief of the Imperial household.

FRANCE.

PARES, TUESDAY EVENING.

M. Lejollive, telegraphic Lows-agent, was ar-
rested on Sunday for having supplied the Nord
with the treaty of peace. All official persons con-
cerned in this breach of confidence will be punished.
To-day Count Orloff, in a state carriage, pro-
ceeded to the Tuileries, and officially notified to
the Emperor the death of Nicholas and t he acces-
sion to the throne of Alexander.
Baron Brunnow is charged with a similar office
at the Court of St. James's.

The Moniteur says By crder of the Em-
peror, the Prince Imperial has been inscribed as
enfant de troupe on the muster-roll of the Ist Regi-
ment of Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard."
The preparations for the Baptism of the Prince
have already begun in the Cathedral Church of
Paris.

The French Ministers of Justice and War have
sent instructions to the Law Officers and the Gen-
darmerie to redouble their vigilance on the Secret
Societies.

A Paris correspondent of the Augsburg Gazette
says :—" A foreign diplomatist, who has relations
with St. Petersburg, has mentioned that the Rus-
sian Government have already received applica-
tions for 40,000 passports for foreign countries,
three quarters of which are for France."
"The Minister of State proceeded on Monday
to the Senate and to the Legislative Body to com-
municate the treaty of peace of Paris, its annexes,
and the declaration signed by the Plenipotentiaries
on the 16th of April.
"The Senate met on Monday, April 28, at half-
past 2, under the presidency of his Excellency the
First President Troplong, to receive a communica-
tion from the Government.
"His Excellency M. Fould, Minister of State;
was introduced with the usual ceremonies.
" His Excellency expressed himself as follows :
" 'Messieurs les Sanateurs,—l come by order of the
Emperor to place upon the table of the Senate, and
before its publication, the Treaty of Paris and the an-
nexes, as also the declaration signed by the Plenipoten-
tiaries on the 16th of April. I request the Senate to
give me an acknowledgment of the said communication.'
" Warm and repeated cries of Vive l'Empereur !'
followed the words of the Minister of State.
" The President replied—
" The Senate gives an acknowledgment to the Mi-
nister of State of the conminnication he has just made in
the name of the Government. The treaty shall be pub-
lished and distributed.'

"Baron do Lacrosse, Secretary of the Senate,
then read the text of the treaty, of the annexes,
and of the declaration.

" The reading was repeatedly interrupted by
applause and energetic cries of ' V;ve l'Etripereur !'
"The Senators loudly congratulated each other
upon learning this day the contents of the impor-
tant documents which put an end to a glorious
war and establishes firmly the most liberal doctrines
of maritime law."

BouasE, April 29.—The following were the
closing prices :

Cash. fr. s. End of Month.
ti per Cents 93 50 —f. _o,
3 per Cents 73 75 73 75
New Loan 74 30
Bank Shares 3,950 Roman 90
Credit Mobilier 1,720 lustrian
Belgian Fives. ..... .. SA Spanish Thraes —
Piedmentese(s)...2. 93 Home Debt 4O