The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-11 00:00:00

VIENNA, MARCH 9.

Accounts were received here yesterday from
Jassy that Vogarides, Minister of Finance, had
been appointed Kaimakan of Moldavia.

The Russian steam fleet at Cronstadt had been
increased since the peace by nine frigates, 12 cor-
vettes, and 100 gun-boats.

A Paris letter, in the Nord of Brussels, says
"In the first conference on the Neuchatel ques-
tion, the four plenipotentiaries recorded the renun-
ciation by the King of Prussia of his rights to the
Principality of Neuchatel, as resulting from the
initiative of his Majesty in the note of the Cabinet
of Berlin ; and they also recorded that it was on
that fact they based their deliberation. In the se-
cond sitting, on Saturday, the result of this first
sitting was communicated to Count de Hatzfeldt,
the Prussian Minister, who declared that he must
confine himself to receiving the communication ad
referendum) without entering into explanations.
This proceeding of the Prussian plenipotentiary
surprised the other plenipotentiaries, as they had
not expected such complete reserve. The next sit-
ting of the Conference will not take place until
after the arrival of the reply of the Cabinet of
Berlin."

We have received (says the Deints) direct ac-
counts from St. Petersburg to the 2d. Prince
Gortschakoff bad read with great surprise the de-
spatch addressed by Count de Buol to Count Paar,
to be communicated to Count do Cavour, and had
also read the reply of the latter. He does not, he
says, understand the step taken by Austria, and
cannot approve of it. There is therefore reason to
think that the Cabinet of St. Petersburg will
unite its representations to those of France and
England, to induce Austria not to follow up her
remonstrances to the Sardinian Government.
This confirms us in the conviction we had p-e-
-viously entertained, that Count de Buol will pause
in the path on which he bad entered. A rumour
bad been in circulation at Vienna, that the cabinet
of St. Petersburg had approved of the attitude as-
sumed by Austria towards the Piedmontese Govern-
ment. Some of the Austrian journals accredited
the rumour, adding that Count de Buol had given
to Baron de Bourqueney, and to Sir Hamilton
Seymour, the most formal assurances that Prince
Gortschakoff was favourable to the policy of Aus-
tria. These assertions ar3 now formally contra-
dicted, and the reports circulated at Vienna had
not the slightest foundation."

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.

Feruk Khan, the Persian envoy, will, it is said,
remain in Paris for some time longer. He will then
proceed to England to exciange the ratifications of
the treaty, which will take place in Loudon about
the middle of May.
With respect to the terms of our treaty with
Persia it was said that Persia recognised purely and
simply the independence of Herat. What Persia
agreed to do was to restore Herat to the reigning
Prince on condition of his executing in future the
conditions on which his ancestors obtained the
sovereignty of it.
There was no Neuchatel Conference to-day, and
no day is fixed for the next meeting. It is much to
bo feared that the King of Prussia is again suffer-
ing under an attack of his old malady of vacillation.
M. de Hatzfeld says he is waiting for instructions
or for an answer to his despatch communicating the
fact of the Plenipotentiaries having proposed the
renunciation of the sovereignty in Neuchatel as
the base of negotiations.
It is said that Prince Danielo will leave Paris
for London as soon as he has be3n received by the
Emperor Louis Napoleon.
The report of the resignation of the Spanish Am-
bassador at Paris is unfounded.

The Senate met yesterday; First President Prop-
long in the chair. A number of bills having been
brought up from the Legislative body, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of several local bills,
and declared that nothing opposed their promul-
gation. The bill relative to the dotation of
100,000 fr. to the Duke de Malakhoff was referred to
- a aWaS that for the conversion
into law of various decrees loai/cc:trug
duties. After some reports on petitions had been
heard, the proceedings terminated.
An interesting ceremony took place lately at
Napoleon-Vendee on the occasion of the 82d
French infantry being assembled in full mili-
tary costume, with colour flying and band play-
ing, for the distribution of the Victoria medal to
the officers and men, who had not only been pre-
sent in bile Crimean campaign, but taken part in
all the great conflicts which marked that gigantic
struggle. The regiment having been formed into
a hollow square, the colonel pronounced the fol-
lowing address :—" Officers and soldiers,—Before
presenting you with this English medal, which you
will wear with so just a pride, I consider it my duty
to impress on you its peculiar signification. It
means this ; 'I have been brave each day for a
whole year ; whilst you slept, T watched ; whilst
you amused yourselves, I suffered ; whilst you
feasted, I fasted. I have shivered with cold, and
suffered from beat ; my feet have been frozen in the
snow, and my brow has been scorched with the
sun ; I have endured groat sufferings un-
complainingly, to fulfil my duty, and to
prove my love to my country.' This ribbon, there-
fore, which I present you in the name of the most
gracious Sovereign of England, Queen Victoria,
signifies courage, devoteduess, sacr.fice, duty glo-
riously fulfilled, and perils generously confronted.
A ribbon which says all this deserves to be glorious-
ly preserved and proudly worn." This allocution,
pronounced with great animation, was received
with loud acclamations; and the distribution after-
wards took place to the evident gratification of the
parties receiving the military distinction of the
Queen of England.
BoußsE, March 10.—The following were the las'
quotations :

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4a per Cents
3 Cents
per
70 80

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71 15

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