The Sun.
London, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

to-morrow.

At the conclusion of to-day's debate there were
still 30 members on the list who had claimed the
right of speaking.
In the Chamber of the Clergy it was resolved to
postpone the debate on the Bill until a resolution
had been taken by the House of Nobles.
The reform of the Constitution was adopted in
the Chamber of Peasants by acclamation, and in
the Chamber of Citizens by 60 against 5 votes.
The streets are crowded by the populace, and
some arrests have been made.

CARINTHIA.

KLAGENFURT, DEc. 5.

In to-day's sitting of the Carinthian Diet, the
Constitutional Committee will propose an address
to the Emperor against the suspension of the Con-
stitution, and requesting his Majesty to re-establish
the February patent.

VIENNA, DEC. 5.

The Diet of Lower Austria have commenced the
debate on the address to the Emperor, in reference
to the September patent, with great animation.

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAILS.
GIBRALTAR, DEC. 2.

The Mongolia, from Southampton, Nov. 27,
arrived here to-day at 8 a.m., and left at noon for
Alexandria. She experienced bad weather in the
Channel. All well.

FRANCE.

PARIS, DEC. 5.

The Constitutionnel of this morning says :
" Some journals have alluded to the arrival of
General Schofield, said to be charged with a mis-
sion from the President of the United States to the
French Court. We are in a position to state that
the French Government has not received any com-
munication on this subject, and that we believe the
news to be a pure invention."
BOURSE, Dec. 4.—Two o'Clock.—The Bourse
opened on an excellent market, and notwithstand-
ing a further fall of * per cent. on English Con-
sols, announced by the first telegram, most Securi-
ties show a significant advance. Immobiliere and
Transatlantic Shares are in great request, the former
at 550 f., with an advance of 15f., and the latter at
560 f., an advance of 12f. 50c. Three per Cents.
are firm at 68f. 80c.—an improvement of 7kc.
Italian Fives show a rise of 20c., and Credit Mo-
biller Shares of sf. Railway Shares are not equally
favoured, Northern having retrograded 3f. 75c.,
Southern lf. 25c., Saragossa 6f. 25c. North of
Spain unvaried, but Lombards continue to advance,
having attained 533 f. 75f., an augmentation of 7f.
50c. These indications are made without taking
into consideration the prices paid for report or de-
port. Three o'clock.—The market became still
more buoyant for tha close, which has taken place
at the following much higher quotations :

44 per Cents 97 30
Do. end mouth —
3 per Cents. 6B 95
Do. end month 69 10
Credit Mobilier
Do. end mouth
Bank Shares 3800
_ ___

Roman
Ottoman Fives 44 15
Mexican Loan 5O
Do. Bonds 335
Russian —
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred

Credit Foncier 1330
Italian Loan 65 15
Do. end month 65 40

Orleans
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern
Western
Eastern
Sardinian ,
Austrian

Acct.
... 830 -
- ... 1105

- - 840 -
- - 573 75

.-- '-"- •••

- - ... 518 75
- - ... 220 -
- - ... 435 -

Lombard ... 431 25
North of Spain — ... 167 50

197 50

Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona
Roman ... 156 25

SPAIN AND CHILI.
REFUSAL OF EUROPEAN MEDIATION.

MADRID, Dec. 2.
The semi-official Correspondencia de Espana con-
tains the following :
" To the periodicals who ask if the Government
is disposed to accept European mediation in Chili,
we are enabled to reply that the Government will
not accept mediation. All that we believe the
Government is inclined to accept are the good
offices which friendly Powers have offered, in order
that, without in any way injuring the dignity of
our nation, means may be found to avoid a rupture
which Spain has not sought, and cannot desire
for her own interest or the general interests of
Europe."
According to the Epoca, Spain could, in a few
months, assemble 25 vessels in the Pacific, almost
all new and powerful, and with picked crews.
This fleet would include 3 ironclad and 6 screw
frigates, independent of the squadron now stationed
in the Chilian waters.

The decision of the Central Madrid Committee
in favour of continued abstention has been gene-
rally obeyed by the Progressist Committees through-
out the country, even including those in Catalonia,
which had hitherto manifested great opposition to
this policy.
The Reforma draws attention to the persistent
rumours lately current upon the Madrid Exchange
of the approaching retirement of Senor Alonso
Martinez, Minister of Finance, from the Cabinet.
The Reforma considers these rumours to be well
founded, and has reason to believe that the resig-
nation of Senor Martinez will take place as soon
as the elections to the Cortes are terminated.

THE WEST INDIES.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.
The West India and Pacific Company's steamer
Cuban arrived in the Mersey last night.
The Kingston (Jamaica) Colonial Standard, in an
extra issue, says :—" It is with extreme satisfaction
that we announce that the rebellion is now at an
end. The terrible examples made of the insurgents
of St. Thomas-in-the-East have struck terror into
the hearts of the evilly disposed in the island, and
taught them the folly of the hopes in which they
indulged. As far as can be ascertained every per-
son concerned as a leader in the rebellion has been
apprehended and shot or hanged, or otherwise pre-
vented from doing further mischief.
" The negroes have resumed work on the estates
in the disturbed districts, and a general disposition
is evinced to profit by the Queen's amnesty pro-
clamation. Mr. Laurence, ()veneer of the Rhine,