The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-07 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.
The bill relative to a Turkish loan of F 125,000,000
francs, guaranteed by France and -England, was
presented to-day to the Legislative b
The bill fixing the conscription o f the class of
1855 at 140,000 men was then voted 11. the Assem-
bly without a discussion.

The Government has received the -following tele-
graphic despatch from General Pelin ier :
" CRIMEA, 4TH, 10.30 P.-111.—Nothin new in the
state of affairs ; the sanitary conditilo n of the army
continues to improve."
" The arrival of Prince Jeronit3," says the
Courrier da, _Havre, " is, we undo stand, post-
poned for some weeks. It now an bears probable
that his Imperial Highness will corn a to Havre in
the early part of next month, so that , we entertain
the hope that the Prince will be press :r.it at the Re-
gattas which are fixed for the sth Au :gust."
A letter from Montenegro of tb e 19th says :
_cc The French Consul at Scut; Lri went re-
cently, with (the Pacha of that place, to Cettinje
to endeavour to conciliate the di ff erences which
exist between and Turks and the M.c,ntenegrins, so
as to prevent the breaking out of h ostilities ; but
all that he succeeded in obtaining Iv: is a truce for a
month. A new interview is, however, to take place
between the Pacha and the Monte n egrins so soon
as the former shall have received pc.wers from the
Porte to negotiate. What Prince anilo demands,
in order to preserve neutrality, is--. 1. The imme-
diate giving up of the island of Selz tars, Vranjina,
and Lssaudra ; 2. A promise to give' toMontenegro,
on the conclusion of general peace, all the terri-
tory of Ivanbergowina ; 3. The retx )gnition of the
political and territorial independen c e of Montene-
gro ; 4. Unlimited liberty of comma -ce and commu-
nication; 5. Mutual extradition o f political and
other criminals."

BOURSE, JULY G.—CLOSIN 6 PRIORS.
Cash. fr. e. Ei It l of Month.
4,1 per Cents 92 GO 93f. 10e.
3 per Cents 66 15 66 30
Credit Mobilier 907 50 Roman
Credit Fonder — Austrian
Belgian Fives 93l— Spanish 11 trees
Piedmontese — Home IN Ib t

RAILWAYS-FOR CAB:EL

tr. c. f c.
Orleans
Western 755 ltouon . —
Cette 617 50 Strasburg
Mediterranean 1215 Havre 640
Northern

EAST INDIA AND CHINA

MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY.
The steam-ship Euxine, of the Peninsular and
Oriental Company, Captain John Weeks, arrived
this afternoon at six o'clock, with the heavy por-
tion of the overland mail.

Her dates of sailing were—Alexandria, June 22 ;
Malta, June 26 ; and Gibraltar, J uly 1.
The total number of passengers by the Euxine
was 80, and on freight she had 384 bales of silk, 95
cases of ditto, 107 packages of elephants' teeth, 5
casks of wine, 18 packages of genei7: tl merchandise,
and 123 packages of sundries.
At Alexandria were the usual Egyptian fleet,
the Peninsular and Oriental steameir Valetta, screw-
steamer Lebanon, and French stew user Africa.
At Malta, the transports Jascat and Grecian,
and Nos. 2, 77, 122, and 182.
At Gibraltar, her Majesty's sll:ips Hearty and
Medusa, the ship Shooting Star, and screw-steamer
Union.

The Euxine observed, on the vo:rage homewards,
on the 28th June, the steam-shi,p Indus, of the
Peninsular and Oriental Company., the steam-ship
Faid Gahaad, and the steam-tran: port 207, on the
25th ; the brig William Penn, off :St. Vincent, on
the 2d July ; and on the followin g day, a French
war steamer, a tugsteamer, and the a chooner Vision.

Henry Russell, the celebrated vocrilist and composer,
is about to exhibit a new panorama of his travels through
the United States and Canada. The panorama, painted
by Mr. Chambers, will be introduce& to the public about
the middle of August. In the course of the entertain-
ment Mr. Russell will introduce seveml new composi-
tions in addition to many of those songs which have
earned for him a world-wide reputation.