The Sun.
London, England, 1864-12-29 00:00:00

TUKKEY.

CONSTAIN-TINOPLE, DEC, 28, 7.5 P.M.
A very stringent press law has been promo
gated.

The Tunisian Envoy has left Constantinople,
having satisfactorily fulfilled his mission,
The Porte has granted the concession for the
construction of a railway from Jaffa to Jerusalem.

RUSSIA,

BERLIN, DEC. 29.

Private advices from St. Petersburg state that
PrinceGortechakoff seriously contemplates retiring
from office. Baron de Budberg is spoken of as his

BUCC6ISIBOr.

M. Walinew, the Minister of the Interior,would,
it is said, then proceed to Paris as Russian ambas-
sador, and be replaced by General Mulitin. It is
further stated that Admiral Krable, the Minister
of Marine, would resign, and that Admiral Glass-
napp would assume the vacant ministry.

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
SUEZ, DEC. 27.
The Benares, from Bombay, December 14th,
arrived at 4 p.m. to-day.
The Sultan, from Mauritius, December 6th,
arrived at 5 p.m., on the 23d inst.

FRANCE.

PARIS, DEC. 29.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes a note stating
that the extraordinary budget for 1860, which
amounts to a higher figure then the previous year,
will be entirely balanced without having recourse

to any extraordinary measures.
The Constautionnel of today publishes an article
signed by M, Paulin Limayrac, stating that the
Encyclical Letter of the Pope has caused general
surprise. He says that its application is impossible,
and that if any danger exist it is in the reaction to
which such attempts may give rise. France will
remain faithful to the principles inscribed at the
head of the constitution.

The Emperor gave a grand dinner at the Tuileriee
the evening before last to the marshals now in

Paris,

A number of persons collected yesterday before
the reserved garden of the Tuileries, where they
could perceive the Prince Imperial skating on one
of the basins of ornamental water. The Empress
was standing by looking at the Prince, who ap-
peared to greatly enjoy the exercise. The Em-
peror shortly after came and skated on the same
basin.

" The Prince Imperial," says the Sport, " has his
guests at the Tuileries as he had at Compiegne.
Every Sunday and Thursday he receives in his
apartment his young friends, the sons of Dr. Con•
neap, Generals Fleury and Burgoing, and the son
of the late General Espinasse. The afternoon is
passed in play or in a drive; at six dinner takes
place, and at eight or half-past eight the young
guests take leave of their host. On the occasion of
Christmas his Imperial Highness invited his friends
ant after having made them gather from a tree
charged with presents various objects, kept them to
dinner."

"We have reason to know," says the Patric,
" that the opening of the Legislative Session will
take place between the 10th and 15th of February.
The Budget of 1866 will be laid on the bureau of
the Chamber on the day when that body shall have
been constituted, end the committee charged to
examine the document will be immediately ap•
pointed. Owing to that course, the discussion of
the Budget will not be postponed to the close of the
session, and wilt lead to less hasty debates."
_BOURSE, Dec. 28.—The market has been more
firmer, but the business done shows no improve-
ment. Threes, for the Account, are now at 65f.
55c., and Mobilier at 942 f. 50c. Railway Market
also firmer, but with only a moderate amount of
business doing. The market closed as follows :
ft per Cents. .. 93 70

Italian Loan 65 85
Do. end month 65 00
Ditto Threes
~.. Russian
p 350
Austrianueaoll 8603 s i a Mexicanhn_27:' hrees . . . . , . . —54
05
—77 55
Rome Debt ..
Deferred
lAYS.
Cash. Account.
0r1ean 5......
Northern ....
Lyons and Mediterranean 885 .. 885
Southern
4554 4°24 °122 —255 050
... .. . ... : .
543554 411411 620155
252
505
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain ........377 50 .. 375 --
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona

Do. end month
3 per Cents
Do. end month 65 50

Credit Mobilier,,,, 935
Do. end month.... 936 25

Bank Shares 3440
Credit I oncier 1250 50
Roman

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