The Sun.
London, England, 1860-02-11 00:00:00

LATEST! T EWS.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

PARIS, SATURDAY, FEB. 11.
'rho illoniteur announces that in future the pub-
lication or reproduction of false news, even when
done without evil intentions, will be punished by
the tribunals.

VIENNA, WEDNESDAY.

The former Minister of Commerce, Baron von
Toggenburg, has been appointed Stadtholder of
Venetia.
Five priests have been arrested in Venice.
The statutes of the Hungarian Commercial Bank
have received the Imperial sanction.
TETUAN, FEB. 9.
To-day Marshal O'Donnell made a reconnaisance
on the road two Fez, to miles from Tetuan.
General Prim has also directed a reconnaisance
towards another point.
The population have received the Spanish army
in a friendly manner.
The debris of the Moorisn army is scattered on
the different roads leading to Fez and Tangier,
MADRID, FEB. 9.
Several French vessels have been wrecked in
the waters of Valencia. The crews were saved.
PARIS, FRIDAY.

The Patrie asserts that Count Arese has been
intrusted with a double mission to France and
England, and will, therefore, go to London.
The .Moniteur will publish the treaty of com-
merce to-morrow morning.
The Court of Cassation has rejected the appeal of
M. Emile. Olivier on the incompetency of the _lower
Court.

VIENNA, FEB. 9.
The direct reply of Austria to the proposal of
England for settling the Italian question has been
delayed for some days, Count Rechberg having in-
formed Lord John Russell and M. Thouvenel, by
telegraph, that the proposal requires very careful
consideration.

BERLIN, FEB. 10.
The despatch by which Baron de Schleinitz has
given his adhesion to the English proposals con-
cerning the Italian negotiations contains a very
important reservation.

Although the proposals are aceepted by Prussia
as the basis of a future agreement between the
great Powers, the Prussian Cabinet, nevertheless,
declares beforehand that it could not approve any
combinations which might be in opposition to the
principle of legitimacy upon which the Prussian
monarchy is founded.
It is supposed that Russia will make a similar
reservation.

BOLOGNA (via MARSEILLE.), FEB. 6.
The state of affairs in the Legations urgently de-
mands a settlement, as the material interests of the
country are endangered by the uncertainty which
prevails.
TURIN, FEB. 9.
Count Arese left last night for Paris charged
with an official mission.

The Marquis d'Azeglio will go to Milan next
Saturday.

NAPLES, FEB. 7.
The resignation of General Filangieri is defini-
tive. Prinee Passaro has been called upon to take
the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. It ii
said that the Prince Comitini will enter the Cabinet.

ROME (via -MARSEILLES), Feb. 7.
A disturbance. caused by the address of the Pope,
has taken place among the students, but resulted in
no serious consequences. The Pope has approved
of the firmness of General Goyon. The alienation
of Roman Consols continues.

A foreign loan of 60,000,000 f. is spoken of.

CHINA.

HONG KONG, DEC. 30.
Exchange on London at six months has fallen to
4s. 9d., 4s. 9id., and 4s. 91d. Rice in great de-
mand, at high prices. Exports dull. No change
in freights.

CANTON, DEC. 29.
Business much depressed. Tonnage dues are are
ranged on the American treaty. The transactions Its
silk and tea very limited. Woollens and ire*
wanted. Gray shirtings, 61 catties 2 dole. 65c. to
3 dole. Exchange on London, 4s. 9d. to 4s. 91d.,
very low.

FOO-CHOW-FOO, DEC. 19.

Tea very firm.

SHANGIIALDsc. 21.

The mail from England of the 26th October hail
not nrrived. Trade very brisk. Stocks of foreign
manufactures nearly exhausted. Sales of expected
cargoes easily made at remunerative prices. Gray
shirtings, G catties, 2 dole. Higher rates are de-
manded for tea, but refused. Exports to Grel
Britain, 19,724,0001 b. Exports to the Unit 4.
States, 10,752,0001 b. Silk has risen 10 tails a
Tsatlee is quoted 395 to 405. Export to Europe,
38,327 bales. Freights unchanged.
Exchange on London—Bank bills, 6s 8d; Pri'
Tate bills, Cs Eild to Cs 81d.
Arrivals—The Patna, from England ; the Robert
Sharking and the Intrepid, from New York.
Departures—The Naomi, for England ; the Bate'
and the Swordfish, for New York.

On the 2d of November the Joseph Fletcher wail
wrecked on one of the islands of the Louehoo group.
Captain Cook and the surviving portion of the
crew arrived here this day, all well. The surgeon►
second mate, and four men had died from the effect+►
of the hardships endured.