The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-25 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

BERLIN, MONDAY EVENING.

Entire satisfaction is expressed hero in high
circles with the mode in which the Paris Confer-

encea are proceeding.
The Prussian policy stands out better than ever.

Prussia is invited and welcomed; while Austria
is distrusted by the Western Powers, and detested

by Russia.

Accounts from St. Petersburg are filled with
the bitterness of feeling manifested towards Aus-
tria in the highest circles there.
The weather has been so severe, that the
blockade of the Baltic ports is fully established
without the cruisers of the Allied squadrons.

JASSY, MARCH 22.

The courier who was the bearer of a formal
demand for a union of the. Principalities, ad-
dressed to Count Walewski, has been arrested at
Czernowitz. Any manifestation of our wishes
has been forbidden. The _Voile die Danube is
suppressed."

The journal de Constantinople of the 12th, in
announcing the arrival of Omer Pacha, states
that leave of absence was only granted him on
account of the state of his health. Letters from
the Crimea state that the abundance of snow
lately fallen has prevented the interchange of
visits of politeness between the Russians and the
Allies. The health of the allied armies has
much improved, in consequence of the hygienic
measures that have been adopted. General
Mouravieff has, it is said, received considerable
reinforcements by the Caspian Sea and Tiflis.
He has now 15,000 cavalry under his command.

The Greek journals warmly oppose the nomi-
nation of the new milisters. There have been
several changes among the prefects in Greece,
,and a number of the mayors have been dismissed
for inertness as regardS' the brigands. The
director of the Bank of Athens is about to found
a branch establishment at Constantinople. 'M.
A. de Rothschild is about-to proceed to Alex-
andria.

Accounts from Kertch of the 7th, state that
General Vivian is completely recovered from his

late Hine se.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.
The Congress held another sitting to-day.
The Empress and Prince remain in excellen
health.

Prince Jerome is out of danger.
The signing of the Treat► of Peace is still looked
on as close at hand.
But the number of matters deferred for further
examination increases.

The opinion that the Conference will ultimately
assume the shape of a European Congress has
gained ground within this day or two.
The European Congress will, however, meet at
a later period of the year, when the organisation
of the Danubian Prin3ipalities will be definitively
settled.

The questions connected with Italy, the Sound
Dues, and the succession to the Danish Crown,
will also be arranged then.
Advices from Naples state that the late duty
imposed on the exportation of corn by the Nea-
politan Government is so high as to render, the
permission profitless for commercial purposes.
Nevertheless, the holders of corn have determined
to get rid of their stores, and large quantities are
expected at Marseilles. _ _ _

The French Ambassador at the Court of Naples
appears to have had very little success in his en-
deavours to influence his Sicilian Majesty.
In consequence of Easter Sunday, not ono of the
Paris journals has appeared.
BOURSE, March 24.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. a. End of Month.
per Cents 93 75 —f. --e.
3 per Cents '6o 72 75
New Loan 73

Bank Shares 3,500 --- Boman
Credit Mobilier 1,570 Austrian
Belgian Five 5........ 971 Spanish Threes
Piedmontese (5). 9l Home D 3bt

RAILWAYS-408 CASH.

fr. c.

fr. e

Orlnns ........ ..1,295 Western 897 50
Northern
Lyons .... -......... 1,277 50 New Ditto -
Wediterranean 1,561 53 Grand Ceptral
Lyons Geneva - --- Testa -
Cette