The Sun.
London, England, 1862-09-29 00:00:00

limited. Saks of coffee had been made at 48s. to
545. ; sugar, 16s. to 18s. ; freights dull.
Exchange 90 days, per cent. pm.
The Tasmanian Was detained 21 hours by fog.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
LISBON, SEPT. 28.
The Royal Mail steamer Tyne, with the above
mail, arrived here this morning.
RIO JANEIRO, SEPT. 9.
Exchange on London, 26,

Coat!, good first, 6,000 to 7,000 rein; ship-
ments since the departure of the last steamer, 41,500
bags, of which 29,000 were for the Channel. Stock
160,000 bags.

Freights, fiat to the Channel, 255. to 325. 6d.
At Bahia, Exchange on London was quoted 261
to 261, Cotton, nominal; sugar, 1,850 to 1,900;
white, 2,450 to 2,500.

Exchange at Penambuco, 261. Sugar, white,
no sales ; brown, 1,700 to 2,000. Cotton, 20,000

The Tyne spoke the Guienne on the 13th inst., in
lat. 11 S., long. 36 30 W.

TURIN, SEPT. 27.
Rumours of Ministerial modifications continue
o be current.

A report appears in the Tarin papers of to-day
that Chevalier Nigra will proceed as Ambassador
to St. Petersburg, and that he will be replaCed in
Paris by the Marquis de Villamarina.
The Movsmento of to-day publishes a communi-
cation from Garibaldi, denying that he had received
a letter from an emissary of Mazzini, and contra-
dicting the statement made by the Pat,* that Pro-
fessor Partridge, the English surgeon, had brought
the wounded General 125,000 f.

The Italia of this evening says that, besides the
withdrawal of Signor Conforti from the Ministry,
the possible resignation of General Durando is re-
ported. Signor Rattazzi would in that case take
the portfolio of Foreign Affairs, retaining the Pre-
sidency of the Council.
The marriage of the Princess Maria Pia with
the King of Portugal, by proxy, was celebrated
in the Royal Chapel to-day.

The King of Portugal was represented by the
Prince de Savoy Carignan.

The nuptial ceremony was performed by the
Archbishop of Genoa and the Bishops of Pinerolo
Biella, Cremona, and of Alite.

The King of Italy, the Royal family, Prince
Napoleon, and the Princesses Clotilde and Ma-
thilda were present.

A grand fete will be given at Court this even.

The streets are thronged by crowds.
EVENING.
A grand concert took place this evening at the
Palace in presence of a numerous audience.
The city is brilliantly illuminated. Loud cheers
and vivas are everywhere heard.
The King, the Princes, and the Ministers will
accompany the Queen of Portugal to Genoa to-
morrow.

SEPTEMBER 28.
The Queen of Portugal left at noon to-day with
great pomp.
The Monarchia Nationale declares that the letter
to Garibaldi from an emissary of Mazzini, pub-
lished in the Esprit Public, is authentic.
The same paper asserts that the letter was not
addressed to Garibaldi, nor stopped at the Post-
office, but was seized with other objects.
The Italia of this evening confirms the report it
contained yesterday respecting the changes ex-
pected to take place in the Ministry.
Among other reports, the Marquis d'Afilitto,
now Prefect at Genoa, is spoken of as Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce.

Signor Minghetti arrived this morning at Turin.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, Sept. 27.—The buoyancy apparent in
the market yesterday has been well maintained to-
day, and the business transacted, which has been
to a rather considerable amount, shows a further
improvement in prices. Threes, for the Account,
opened at 69fr. 60c., and are now firm at 69f. 70c.
Railway Share Market a
market closed as follows
4t per Cents .. 97 55
Do. end month....
3 per Cents
Do. end month 7O 10
New 3 per Cents
Do. end month —
Credit Mobilier 1030
Do. end month 1032 25

leo well maintained. The

Bank Shares -
Credit Foncier 1240
Piedmontesc Fives 7l 25
Italian Loan . 71 75
Roman
Austrian
Spanish Threes —
Home Debt

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1065 .. 1067 50
Northern
New ditto - .•
Lyons and Mediterranean 1172 50 .. 1175
Geneva 372 50 .. 375
Southern
Western.
Eastern .. .........
Sardinian .. 367 50 .. 367 50
Austrian
Lowbard
North of Spain
Saragossa.. 612 50 .. 607 50
Ditto to Barcelona . 340 .. 341 25

DRAMA.

SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.

This favourite historical place of amusement—
once in the country but now surrounded by the town
--after many long and successful seasons of the high
legitimate drama, has returned to something like its
original bill of entertainments. Mr. Phelps having
left to find a house, so it is said, with M, Fechter at
the Lyceum, the old theatre has fallen into the
hands of Captain Horton Rhys and Miss Catherine
Lucette, who propose to make it once more a house
for vaudeville, drama, burlesque, and pantomime.
It was opened on Saturday for the winter season
with a fair working company, and a round of light
pieces, including a little sketch by the
new lessee.
A new comedy by Messrs. Montagu Williams
F. C. Burnand is announced as being in
ac ti e apre-
paration.nd

ROYAL SURREY THEATRE.
Mr. Creawick made his last bow to a Surrey audi-
ence on Saturday in the character of Sir Giles Over-
reach. Mr. Shepherd has now taken all the re-
sponsibilities of management on his own shoulders,
and will inaugurate his new season at the close of
this week with an elaborate drama,
adapted from
the French.

THE THEATRES IN HOLY WEEK.—On Friday
afternoon (says the John Bull)) in consequence of
the illness of the Lord Chamberlain, Mr. Spencer
Ponsonby received a small deputation instead of the
larger one that had been proposed, who presented a
memorial, very numerously and influentially signed,
praying that the ancient clause prohibiting the
opening of theatres in the Holy Week may be in-
serted in the licenses about to be issued for next
year. The names of one or two bishops known to
be most opposed to the innovation will be missed ;
but we learn that the reason they are not appended
to the memorial, which has been got
up by the
English Church Union with such zeal at this dull
season, is that they thought it was a matter for the
whole episcopate as a body to take up. We trust
their lordships may yet adopt this course, as
although the time for granting the licenses is close
at hand, the forms have, we understand, not yet
been drawn up.

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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Mr. Mapleson re-
opens this theatre ts-night, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day. The over-popular " Trovatore " sto be the first opera,
with Tietjens and Giuglini in the two principal characters,
Flotow's "Martha " follows on Tuesday, with Tietjens,
Giuglini, and Formes and on Thursday Donizetti's
" Luoi di Lammermoor, with Titjens as the heroine. The
final opera is not yet tamed. The enterprise will doubtless
be extremely welcome to the strangers now in the metro-
polis.