The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-11 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE BRAZILIAN MAILS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

SOUTHAMPTON, TUESDAY MORNING.

The Avon has arrived with the Brazilian and
River Plate mails, 74 passengers, 12,0001. in
specie, and diamonds and precious stones valued
at 37,0001., besides a full cargo. The dates are
—Buenos Ayres, Oct. 2 ; Monte Video, Oct. 5 ;
Rio, Oct. 15 ; Bahis, Oct. 19 ; Pernambuco,
Oct. 21 ; St. -Vincent, Oct. 29 ; and Lisbon,
Nov. 7.

Monte Video is tranquil.
The Indians are making advances towards
Buenos Ayres, driving off the cattle, and taking
many inhabitants prisoners. A force has been
sent against them.
In the Brazils the engineering and other works
are progressing rapidly.

The business in dry goods during the past year
has exceeded that of the last five years. Large
shipments of coffee have been made to Europe
and the United States.

At Rio, the exchange is 2di. ; freights, 50s.
At Bahia, exchange 274 d. ; freights from 50s. to
60s. Business brisk. At Pernambuco, exchange
274 d. Business brisk, and speculations of all
kinds rife.

Cholera has nearly left the Cape de Verdes.
Teneriffe and Madeira are comparatively healthy.
The first of the Australian steamers, the
Oneida, arrived at St. Vincent on the 28th ult.,
all well, and highly satisfied with the ship and
the arrangements.,

FRANOL
PARIS, MONDAY.
The Emperor, the Empress, and the Prince
Imperial arrived at Paris yesterday, the 9th inst.,
at a quarter to 4 o'clock.
Their Majesties were accompanied by General
Count de Montebello, Aide-de-camp of the Em-
peior ; Count Bacciocchi, First Chamberlain ;
General Fleury, First Equerry • the Marquis of
Conegliano, Chamberlain ; MM. d'Ayguesvives
and Bachon, Equerries of the Emperor ; the
Countess de Montebello, Baroness de Pierres, de
Sauley, Ladies of the Empress's Household ; and
Madame de Brancion, Under-Governess of his Im-
perial Highness the Prince Imperial.
Their Excellencies the Ministers of State and of
the Emperor's Household, of the Interior, of War,
Marshal Magnan, General Regnaud de Saint-Jean
d'Angely, the Prefect of the Seine, and the Prefect
of the Police, had the honour of receiving their
Majesties at the station. A battalion of the-Gen-
darmerie of the Guard was drawn up in the court.
The Emperor and Empress immediately entered
a caleche for St. Cloud.
A numerous crowd which had awaited their
Majesties' arrival in the vicinity of the station
welcomed them with loud and warm acclamations.
These acclamations were continued all along their
route.

The health of their Majesties and of the Prince
Imperial is excellent.

The crisis in railway shares still continues ; but
the movement in the Rentes, though prices were
tending downwards on Saturday, nevertheless re-
sists the influence of the retrograde action of the
shares.

Count de Persigny left for London at one o'clock
yesterday afternoon, furnished, it is said, with
very conciliatory instructions from the Emperor.

AUSTRIA.

VIINNA, Nov. 7.—The only news to be commu-
nicated is, that Count Leo nun, the Minister for
Ecclesiastical Affairs and Public Instruction, a day
or two since tendered his resignation to his Sove-
reign. His Majesty declared that he was well
satisfied with the services of the Minister, and de-
sired him to retain his portfolio.
There was a tremendous pani• on 'Change to-day,
and most of the new railroad shares were to be had
at par. The Lombardo-Venetian shares, which were
at 133 six months ago, were to-day at 93 : Credit
Bank shares, at 20011., were 2311. lower than they
were yesterday ; and Northern Railroad shares fell
10 per vent.