The Sun.
London, England, 1870-05-31 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, May 30.
The Minister of the Interior presented a bill re]atibg to
the Mayors.
The attention of the Ministry was directed to the in-
crease of small-pox in Paris, and asked for gratuitous
vaccination and the adoption of various remedial 4nd pre-
ventive measures.
In reply, M. Chevadier de Valdrome said that the Go-
vernment were using every precaution.
Prince de Latour d'Auvergne and the Duke de Lamont
la Forie have been attacked by smallpox.
The Duke de Grammont has arrived.
It is said that M. Cermeschi will be allowed to return.
The Monitenr Universal states that the Irreconcilable
and Left parties have been invited by the members of the
Constitutionel Left to arrange a common programme of
action.
The Bourse closed at 744. 82c.

The following appeared in our Special Rditiou of yester•
day evening :

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
FALMOUTH, GIBRALTAR, AND MALTA
TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION.
The following telegram has been received :
Canning to Osborn.

29th noon, lat. 36 7, long. 6 57. Tests of cable perfect
All is well. Wind blowing strong from the east.

THE WEST INDIA MAIL.
PLYMOUTH, May 30.

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's steamer
Seine, from the West Indies, &c., anchored off here at
6.30 a.m. this day, bringing 129 adult passengers,
1,837,000 doll., 100 bales of bark, 1,000 bags of cocoa, 200
serous of cochineal, 1,800 bags, &s., of coffee, 300 cases of
cigars, 100 packages of ginger, sad 400 packages of
stuidries%
' -

The snails, &c., were forwarded to London Iv special 1
train at 8.30 a.m., and the Seine proceeded for Cherbourg
and Southampton at 8 a.m.
Her dates are Valparaiso April 14th ; Callao, 27th ;
Panama, May 6th ; Jamaica 10th ; and St. Thomas, 15th.
At Valparaiso business transactions were moderate, at the
same rates, and disposable tonnage showed a trifling
increase.

The British barque Balcarry was lost off the Straits of
Le Make. One boat, with the captain, hie wife, and six
hands, was picked up. Another boat, containing the chief
officer and the rest of the crew, has not yet been heard of.
The Chilian Congress elections continued to cause much
excitement. The Government majovity was likely to be
considerably reduced. On the Auracarian frontier mat-
ters remain the same,!both parties awaiting a favourable
opportunity to resume hostilities.
The American ship Sunbeam has been btrn at sea ; six
of the crew were lost.
The quarrel botween Peru and Bolivia had been
amicably settled. The Bolivian President has apologised,
and imprisoned his offending General, Antezasia,
The Guatemala sugar and coffee crops have given very
profitable results, and the indigo cultivation was
more animated. There was little alteration in the Ja-
maica markets.
The weather continued favourable for growing esops.
Freights were low, and no demand for tonnage. The
Demerara rainy season has set in. At Grenada the
drought continued.

CHINA,

Vu BoimAr, May 2•

The action of London merchants against the Alcock
Convention has given much satisfaction at Hong Kong
and Shanghai.
The news of the crops is favourable. The If oochow tea
market is open.
The Mahomedan rebels are gaining ground in the North
West. Russia undertakes to protect the Oorga settlement
against them.
The ship Dunmail sunk in Hong Kong harbour through
striking a sunken rock. Cargo likely to be saved.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, May N.

The New Cabinet has been formed, M. Holstein Hal.
steinburg being President of the Council, and M Rose•
nornlehn Foreign Minister. M. Hexer is Minister d
War.

BRIGANDAGE IN ITALY.
NAPLES, May 29,

Manzi, the chief of the brigands, who captured Messrs.
Moens and Murray has been sentenced to death with two
of his fellows, nine more of the band have been sentenced
to penal servitude for life, three to 21 years, and one to 20
years.

(CENTRAL PRESS TELEGRAMS.)

THE EAST SUFFOLK ELECTION.

The election of a representative to serve in Parliament
for East Suffolk was proceeded with yesterday. Thesandi-
dates were Sir Shafto Adair (Liberal), and Lord Mahon
(Conservative). The following results of the polling were
issued throughout the day
_

Half-past Eleven o'Clock.
(Liberal Return—Thirteen District s.)
Adair
Mahon 9BB

Twelve o'Clock.
(Ganeral Returns—All Districts.)
Adair
Mahon 1059

(Half-past Twelve 'Clock.
(Liberal Return—All Distrietg.)

Adair
Mahon

. 1332

Quarter-past One o'Clock.
(Conservative Return.)

Adair
Mahon ...

Half-past One o'Clock.
(Liberal Return.)

Adair
Mahon

ifT9
1.7R2

. 1912
1861

Quarter-past Three o'Clock.
(Conservative Return.—All Districts.)
Mahon 2729
Adair
The Conservative return at five o'clock was :
Mahon
Adair
The following is the complete Conservative return o
the polling :
Mahon
Adair

3451
3280

The following is the Liberal return :
Mahon 3451
Adair
At the last election Mr. Major Henniker polled 3,650 ;
Mr. Adair, 3,321.

AN ARCHDEACON UPON EDUCATION.
The Venerable Archdeacon of Bucks, Dr. Biokersteth,
delivered his annual charge to the clergy of the diocese at
'Wycombe to-day. Referring to the eduoational question,
he expressed his belief that the denominational system
was the deliberate expression of the religious mind of the