The Sun.
London, England, 1864-12-03 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

[REUTER'S' TELEGRAMS.]

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, DEC. 3.

It is asserted that a new International Lottery
Loan of 100 millions of roubles will be issued at
the end of next week.

The proceeds w• 11 be applied for the construction
of railways in Russia.

ITALY.

TURIN, DEC. 2.

The diseuesion on the Convention was resumed
o-day in the Senate.
_

General Della Martnora, in reply to some asset..
tions made by Signor Linah, declared that as an
Italian the best reception had been accorded to him
in France. All the senators who had visited
France could bear witness to the universal sympathy
felt towards Italy in that country, as testified by
the French press.
The Minister of Finance denied the rumour that
the Bank of Genoa had ceased discounting bills.

FRANCE.

PARIS, DEC. 3.

The arguments on the appeal of the 13 Deputies,
accused of holding illegal meetings, have terminated.
Judgment will be delivered on Wednesday next.

Bounss, Deo. 2.—The market has been rather
heavy, but with little variation in prices. Threes,
for the Account, are now at 65f 45c. Mobilier at
895 fr. Railway Market quiet, but firm. The
market closed as follows :

41 per Cents .. 93 75 Italian Loan 65 26
Do. end month.... Do. end month 65 35
3 per Cents
Do. end month.... 65 75 New Mexican .... 51
Credit Mobilier.... 910 Russian
Do. end month.... 915 Austrian
Bank Shares 3470 Spanish Threes.... 45/
Credit Foncier 1220 Home Debt .. —
Roman .. 75 Deferred

RAIL'

',ITS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 855 .. 855
Northern ....
Lyons and Mediterranean 873 75 .. 875
Southern 682 50 .. 582 50
Western
Eastern .... 4BO .. 478 75
Sardinian ...... 308 75 ..
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa 422 50 .. 425
Ditto to Barcelona

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Dee. 2.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Reiehsrath the debate on the address to the throne
was resumed.

Count Mensdorff-Pouilly said that the principal
policy of Austria was to avoid a great and appa-
rently inevitable war. It was her task to direct
her efforts towards the solution of the German
question in thorough earnestness, and in a manner
which should be both compatible with her rights,
and also if possible with the preservation of her
connection with Russia, so necessary to the interests
of Germany and peace. The programme of the ca-
binet was tranquillity and conciliation, but firmness.
No one could demand that Austria should adopt
the initiative in bringing about a better under-
standing with Italy, by whom the mere existence
of Austria was regarded as an aggression.

Austria was willing to preserve peace, but, at the
same time, was determined to resist her enemies,
and she reckoned on the entire support both of the
house and of the population.
The Minister of War stated that Austria would
willingly disarm, but the step must be initiated by
other powers.
Dr Brunz asked what course the Government
intended to pursue in the settlement of the succes.
aion question in the Duchies.
Herr Kuranda declared himself opposed to the
Prussian alliance.

Dr Muhlfeld said that he considered it to be the
mission of Austria to strengthen the German Diet,
whereas, on the contrary, that body had been
weakened by her.

Count
..Mensdorff said that the present position
of the negotiations did not admit of more precise
information being given. Austria had not taken
part in the Danish war from mere love of military
glory.

The paragraph of the address relating to foreign
policy was then adopted as originally drawn up.

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS,
MALTA, DEC. 1.
The Syria leaves for Marseilles at midnight.
The Ceylon left at 3 p.m. for Southampton.
OUTWARD MAILS OF Nov. 20.26.

The Southampton, reached Malta on
the 29th November,lhifrom
at noon,
and left at midnight
for Alexandria, De

The Engine from Marseilles, arrived at 8 p.m. on
the 39th November, and left at 1 a.m. on the let
inst. for Alexandria.

The Brazilian and River Plate Mails,

SOUTRAMFTON, Deo. 3.
The Royal Mail Company's
steamship Oneida, Captain
Woolcott, with the Brazil. and River Plate mails, arrived
72 passengers, specie valued
packages of diamonds (value not stated)
at £53,12;
3T1i4827 oarlnsion g 7. She brings
ra2on6l3dl
fabt
of
fxe
boles
so
tobacco,l
01 of wo irEgnsgoceabsr:ggaons,
donfalm4 coffee,o l y 213 bales
packages of ostrich feather:, 3
Packages of ipecacuanha,
iii e ntcheeci strong20 t bales
brig,
answering c t pias s av
pa
e,
n:
packages sundries.
northerly winds through
out her she spoke the French ship
e d Oneida'Aa gs snaegs passage.
oe°rr t e s•• —o n the 2168 t 6a
dant at fore and at main commercial code signal "M. K. R.
Q. ;"—on the lath the English barque Porchester, steering
southward
n—oron
—tahn a large the 30th
thee steamer, supposed to be the English steamer La Plata,
Ripon, steering northward.
Her Majesty's ships Bombay, Satellite, Stromboli, Alecto,
Triton, and Dotterel were at Montevideo; at Rio Janeiro,
the Egmont.

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 27.
There is nothing new in politics, but everything is im-
proving under the able administration of General Mitre.
Gold has been discovered in the
f
the foot of the Cordillera, very pr olvairngceo
quantities. San
Juan,
fr The
details of the discovery are kept from the masses.t
Within two days over 500 ounces of gold in nuggets wero
secured by two miners.

The Provincial Chamber of Deputies has passed the vari-
ous projects for the Purpose of redeeming the paper money,
but as the Chamber of Deputies refused to allow the Bank
or the Government to make a loan abroad, it is thought by
many that the scheme will prove abortive.
The works of the Southern Railway are progressing, the
Northern Railway is to be extended to the Tigre, the Boca
Railway is also progressing,
schemes in Buenos Ayres.
All the markets of the interior are improving, business
has become brisk; the town of Rosario is making giant
and one of the most important
strides, owing to the stir caused by the building of the
Argentine Central Railway.
Clipping has commenced in all quarters, and efforts are
being made to have the wool in the market early.
Business is dull on change to-day; some parties selling
heavily for cash made specie weak. The National Bonds
are very weak; buyers for large amounts cannot be found
10,000 were sold at 40.
Exchange on England is 49 to 491.
MONTEVIDEO, OCt. 30.
Hostile measures have been taken by the Brazilian autho-
rities to enforce their &aims on the Government of the
Banda Oriental. Montevideo is declared blockaded by the
Brazilian squadron, and a division of the Brazilian army
has crossed the frontier and advanced into the Oriental
territory as far as Cerro Largo. Flores appeared before
Montevideo with 3,000 men, and threatened to storm the
town, but retired without any attempt to take the city,
Business is very dull.

RIO DE DKIRO: Nov. 9.
Politically, there is nothing new. 'United States
Minister, General Webb, disavo7,4 the proceedings of the
Wassachusetts in the port ,r Bahia, in seizing and taking
the Florida, axd or
on the part of, the United States
general'. _ satisfaction.
The prorogation
Government.,
3' is held as worthy of little trust,
'mull and com plete tisfaction. The promise
of..cne bankruptcy laws for 60 days expires today, and many
failures are expected, Which Will be obliged to be subjected
to the tedious and costly process of the Court.
PERNAMBU CO, Nov. 14.

In sugar small business doing. Of Paraiba no sales;
crop small. Of Maccio no sales. Cotton entries for the
month 6,675 bags; prices vary from 18 dole. to 19'200 dole.
per arroba ; closing rates 18 dole, to 18.200 dole. Sales of
dry salted hides 148 r. to 150 r. per lb. Freights—sugar
ballast, 20s, per ton and 6 per cent. ; cotton, to fill up, at
6s. 4d. per lb. and 6 per cent• ; Etll kg. j.ilyerpocl,,