The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-13 00:00:00

THE SUN. LO'N,D'ON, MONDA.Y, EVENING, OCTOBEROI3, 185&

LATEST N.pI,WS

MARSEILLES, OCT. 11.
The Clyde has come in, with intelligence from
Constantinople to the 2d inst.
A Russian detachment still continued to occupy
a point of the Isle of Serpents.
As to the railway of the Euphrates, the Turkish
Government has nob yet authorised the construe-
tion, but only the survey.

The Presse d'Orient affirms that the Conferences
on the subject of the Danubian Principalities
have been postponed for two months ; but the
same journal repeats that a French squadron is
about to reenter the Black Sea.

PARIS, MONDAY.

The Bey of Tunis, having neglected to salute
the Fete Napoleon with cannon, has been com-
pelled to make an apology.

The Rente at the Boulevard was done at 66.75.

The India mail arrived at Marseilles yesterday
at six, and left for London at ten last evening.

ST. PETERSBURG, Ocr. 10.

The Czar arrived at aarskoeselo on the 6th.
His Majesty will arrive at the railway station of
the Winter Palace on the Bth, and will make his
solemn entry into St. Petersburg on the ltth.
The grand ball to be given by the nobility and
commercial classes will take place on the 15th.

The report of the At striae Gazette that the
King of Naples had written autograph letters to
queen Victoria and the Emperor Napoleon, offer-
ing to submit the Neapolitan question to the
Paris Congress, is untrue.

A letter from Ajaccio, of the 6th, in the Journal
de la Corse, says :--

" There are now lying in this port two English
line-of-battle ships, the Duke of Wellington and
the Conqueror, and two corvettes. The liners are
the object of general admiration, and those who
have visited them speak in the highest terms of
the politeness they met with on board. The ad-
miral (Dundas) and the officers have met with the
heartiest welcome on landing from the authorities
and the inhabitants. The Prefect has visited the
admiral on board, and was received by a salute,
and this evening the admiral and the officers of the
squadron are to be present at a dinner and ball
given at the Prefecture."

The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
(ieconcl edition), in his letter dated yesterday,
says :

" A Queen's messenger. has passed through
Paris for Naples with despatches. It is quite
possible that he takes orders for the recall of her
Majesty's mission, but I am not able to say that
such is positively the case. The latest news from
Naples informs us, by telegraph, that preparations
for defence against attack continues to be made ,
with the greatest activity.
" According to advices which reach Paris this
day from Constantinople, dated October 2, a de-
tachment of Russian troops still occupy the Ser
pants' Island ; and it is further declared that
some French ships of war will enter the Black
Sea. If so we may conclude that an approach is
• being made by France towards the policy of Eng-
land with regard to the Serpents' Island question;
au event of no ordinary interest, for it must be
clear to the most superficial observer that
Russia seeks to evade the treaty just in propor-
tion as she calculates on any divergence of views
between England and France. There seems little
prospect of our quitting the Black Sea for any
length of time, for Russia has ordered 20 steamers
for the " commerce" of those waters, whilst all
the world knows three are quite sufficient. As
the object of the Czar is to evade the treaty,
England will be compelled to keep up a police
force to watch her movements both in the Caspian
and Black Seas."