The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-18 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.

MADRID, THURSDA.Y.
Today order is completely re-established at

Madrid.

The Queen, accompanied by the King and by
Marshal O'Donnell, has just reviewed the garri-
son. The troops and the people received their
Majesties and the Marshal with enthusiasm.

To-morrow will take place the solemn burial
of the soldiers who have died gloriously in defend-

ing the throne and order.
The twelve pieces of cannon posted on the
Plaza Sevalda belonged to the insurgents. They
were captured by the Royal troops after some
hours of fighting.

The insurrection has been victorious at Sara•

gossa. The garrison there goes along with the

people.
Catalonia is in a state of insurrection.

A rragon is in insurrection.

Gurrea has arrived at Saragossa.

General Infante having assembled some 40
members of the Cortes, General O'Donnell had

dispersed.

The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
(second edition), in his letter dated yesterday,
speaking of the Italian question, says :—" With
respect to the communication received from the
Neapolitan Government, the French Emperor has
expressed himself with a warmth quite foreign to
his usual habits of reserve. It requires no clever-
ness to foresee that, in the degree of temporal
power reserved to the Pope, and a thousand other
questions of detail, there may exist differences of
opinion. The French Emperor is reported to have
1 ktely cut short' he representation of these difficul-
ties by saying, Let them (the Italians) settle their
own affairs.'"

FRANCE.
PARIS, THIIRSDA.Y EVENING

The Moniteur officially confirms the account we
have already given of the appointment of Aide-de-
camp General Count Kisseleff, Minister of the Do-
mains, as Russian ambassador at Paris.
The Moniteur is silent on the subject of the
Spanish coup d'etat.
Lord Lyndhurst 's speech on Italian affairs is
given at great length.
An Imperial decree, dated from Plombieres,
directs the session of all the councils-general of the
empire, with the exception of that of the Seine,
to be commenced on August 25, and closed, at the
latest, on Sept. 8.
The arrival of Marshal Pelissier' in France
(says the Cou,rrier de Marseille) is likely to
be again retarded. From information which we
have every reason to believe exact, we aro
enabled to announce that the Commander-in-Chief
of the Army of the East need not be expected be-
fore the end of the month. This new delay will be
caused by a visit which the marshal is to make to
Athens, in order to ascertain from personal obser-
vation the political situation cf Greece. After-
wards, Marshal Pelissier will decide whether anew'
ought to be put to the occupation of the Pirmus
by the French troops, or whether the forces belong-
ing to France in Greece ought to be diminished or
increased."
"The Duchess of Berry," says the Union, " has
placed at our disposal the sum of 5,000 fr. to bo dis
C
tributed among the departments which have suf
fered most from the inundations."
BOURSE, July 11.—The following were the las
quotations :
Cash. fr. e.
4i per Cents 94
3 per Cents 7O 95
New Loan
71
Bank Shares 4,120 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,510 A.ustrian
Belgian Fives. 9B Spanish Throes
Piedmontese (5) 93 50 Home Debt
RAILWAYS—TOR CASS.
c. Pr
Orleans .....
Northern .1,095 Strasbneg
Lyons
Niediterranean 1,820 Grand Central
115 Tests

End of Month.
—f. —c.
71 20

Lyons Geneva
Cette 7BO Austrian Com. 866 25