The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-05 00:00:00

THE PENINSULAR IVIAII4

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SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 4.—By thelb Peninsular and.
Iberia, Captain
Oriental
Christian,
Lieutenant Darby, Rs mails in charge.o.
, we have dates from G___i_b
raltar, September 25 •
; Cadiz, 26 ; Lisbon, 29;
Vigo, October 1.
The Iberia brings 30 passengers • on freigh 4:16
packages specie, value 4,172/ , and 2a cargo consist-
ing of 262 chests of lemons, .96 boxes of almonds,
1,202 boxes of raisins, 1,986 elephants' teeth,,ll
cases of eggs, 604 boxes of grapes, 32 boxes of pre-
served fruit, casks of wine, 98 boxes of tomatoes,
10 cases of cigars, and 30 packages of general mer-
chandise.
During the voyage the" Iberia experienced mode-
rate and fine weather. On the Ist inst. she com-
municated with the mail steam-ship Tagus, 7 deg.
west of Corrobeda ; all well.
The Madrid left her Majesty's ships St. George
and Neptune at Lisbon on the 29th ult., and the
French steamer Newton stationed at the Tagus,
and the Rodens and the Guit'n'da, which put in
for coals en route from Brest for Cayenne and Se-

r.
negal. The Gipsy Queen, belongillig follre-Royal
Yacht Club, was also anchored at Lisbon. The
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-trans-
port Nubia left Lisbon for Malta en route to the
Criinea ou the 29th ult. The steam-transport No.
28 was at Lisbon on her way to the Crithea. The
screw-transport Tonuinf,,, No. 65, was at Cadiz on
the 26th ult., having been obliged to put in for
coals before proceeding to the Black Sea. • t!
Few transactions had taken place upon the Lis-
bon Exchange, in consequence of the scarcity of
takors—London, three months, 541 ; Paris, 529-
'
Amsterdam, 42 ; Hamburg, 48 ; and Genoa, 528.
Three per Cent. Stock in demand at 42 to 421 ;
also Bank Shares at 123 to 115 milreas discount per
500 milrea shares of the Bank of Portugal, and at
161 to 18 per cent. prem. on Oporto Bank Shares ;
Lisbon Bank notes were at per cent. discount.
Our Lisbon correspondent writes

" The young King is rendering himself popular with
the troops and people generally, by visiting barracks,
hospitals, &e., when least expected, and not sparing his
cen,ures of unsatisfactory rations or other irregularities.
I hear his Majesty expressed great satisfaction at the
efficient state of the Hospital of St. Jose. •He, his
brother, and father attended the Spanish Minister's
ball the other evening ; the King was very quiet, but
the Duke of Oporto danced a great deal. Yesterday
the Pope's Nuncio gave a grand dinner, and other diplo-
matic festivities are announced in honour of the new
reign.
" A. very disagreeable incident took place at the State
dinner given by the King on the 18th, at the Adjuda
Palace. M. Ozoroff, the Russian Minister, could not
find the place which had been destined for him at the
Royal table, and being probably out of temper with the
news of the fall of Sebastopol, his Excellency took the
•
matter up rather warmly, but was prevented leaving the
room by a Portuguese nobleman, who gave up his own
place ; he was ultimately pacified by the production of
the card, which bore his name, and had been carried of
the table by Madame Ozoroff's dress."