The Sun.
London, England, 1860-02-04 00:00:00

THE REBELS.

We need only say of these, that the late captures
lire awaiting their trial, and that the hangman is at
last likely to find employment. Nothing material
lA/ turned up since our last.

An extract of the Bombay Times and Standard,
a4tsd Bombay, Jan. 10, has a telegram from Kurra-
thee of the same date, as follows :

"The steamer Pioneer arrived safe in harbour
this
morning. The Dalhousie arrived yesterday,
lead landed the Germans this morning. The Fun-
"ll are to embark immediately."

A telegram from Lucknow, Jan. 9, is as fol-
lows :
~., " The following appointments of the General
Staff of the China Force are reliable :—Lieut.-Gen.
Sir I. Hope Grant, Commanding; Col. Haythorne,
!low in China, Chief of Staff; Col. Stephenson, now
1n China, Deputy Adjutant-General ; Col. Bruce, at
Present Chief of Police at Oudh, Deputy Adjutant-
General Moran (?) Force ; Col. M'Kenzie, now at
Calcutta, Quartermaster-General; Gen. Napier and
Gen. Michel, Generals of Divisions.

CHINA.
COMMERCIAL.

The Bombay Standard has the following by tele-
graph from Calcutta :

PER STEAMER LANCEFIELD TO DEC. 20 (?)
HONG-KONG, DEC. 21 (?)
Opinra—New Patna 7,175 dole. (? 775); Benaree, 745
dole. Malwa, 670 dols.
, Exchange—On London ; Bank bills, 4s. 91d. ; credits,
OnCalcutta : Rs. 226. On Bombay : Rs. 228.
The Bombay Castle arrived on the 19th inst.
SHANGHAI, DEC. 9.
Opium—Now Patna, 57 (? 570) taels ; Malwa, 745
,
545) taels.
,°
6d,
London 6s. Bfd. (? Bank Bills) ; credits,
64. (? 6s. 9d.). On Calcutta, Rs. 321. On Bombay,
Ili. 318.
SINGAPORE, DEC. 27.
t'Plutn—Benares (nominal) 753 dols.
(? 228).
"lzell 444 On London, 4e. 91d ; on Calcutta, Rs. 328

I‘/IE UNITED STATES' PARLIAMENT.—A special
ashillgton despatch to the New York Herald, dated Jan.
gives the following photographic view ef the proceed•
has
,concluded its theatrical performance for this week,
eCag taken but one ballot. The proceedings to-day were
„,ltrfteterised by language of the most vulgar Billingsgate,
df, 4PPeals to the wildest passions, by propositions and
kt;l:LUneiations unparliarnentary, discourteous, and die-
g,shseeful• The galleries are daily appealed to in general
dii:a by inflammatory arguments, and often in language
be,;et• To-day so loosely was the business of the
)40'48e conducted that the members themselves presented
potrbe tlle appearance of a disorganized mob in a low
;fuse than that of the greatest deliberative body
herTe World • and, under the impulsive retort of a mem-
Arklinsas to the remark of a member from New
mebathe galleries, from the example set them by the
ititrs, caught up the fever of disorder and broke out
'e
loudest cheers. The clerk appealed to the people
sirit galleries to preserve order, rebuking the house at the
tem° time for setting the example. Unless those who pro-
the to represent the people can give better evidence that
401 are capable of governing themselves than they have
A thus far they had better not attempt to govern others.
veilW more weeks of such bear-garden scenes as have been
tiletleued at the national capital will be sufficient cause for
th. People to rise and with a Cromwell at their head, drive
hit-regent disorianisers from the capital. The house is
Sll,72,onearer an election than it was
six weeksAgro'Cltirrli
to witrel 8 speech utterly failed to induce .
aw his Helper olution."