The Sun.
London, England, 1860-11-15 00:00:00

LATEST INEWt.

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF
WALES.

PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY.

The Hero and the Ariadne came to anchor in
Plymouth Sound at half-past nine o'clock. The
ships and forts saluting.

The Himalaya had communicated with the
squadron, and is gone on to Portsmouth.
The Corporation of Plymouth intend to present
an address to the Prince.
The Prince of Wales and suite left the Hero at
half-past ten in the Avon, and landed at the
Victualling-yard, thence his Royal Highness pro-
ceeded in a carriage to the railway station, and left
at noon by a special train.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT,
PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, 9 A.M.
The Hero, the Ariadne, and the Flying Fish are
now entering the Sound.

10 A.M.

The Hero was accompanied only by the Hima-
Laya and the Orlando. The Himalaya is gone to
the eastward.

The customary salutes have been fired. The St.
George is decked with colours.
The weather is fine : wind westerly.
All the Hero's small spars, flying jib, royal masts,
and top-gallant yards are taut. She does not
appear to have suffered much from the gale.
The steam-tug Avon is alongside, prepared to
receive his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
His Royal Highness will land at the Royal
William Victualling-yard, where he will be received
by the Plymouth Volunteers, under M ajor D uperier,
and a guard of honour of the 12th, commanded by
a field-officer. At the station, Colonel Lambrick
and 100 Royal Marines form a guard of honour on
the platform.

The ground is kept by Major Deacon and 100 of
the 61st Regiment.

The Prince goes up by special engine, now on the
point of starting, and he may arrive at Windsor
between 4 and 5 o'clock.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
NAPLES, Nov. 15.
The British arms have this instant been takes
down (half-past 1 o'clock).

NAPLES, Nov. 14.

Gaeta is still invested on the land side.

On Monday one regiment and two companies of
Bourbon troops were met by the Sardinians and
made prisoners.
The Royalists encamped outside the fortress have
proposed to surrender.
The garrison of Gaeta numbers 3,000 men.
General Klapka had arrived at Naples.

TURIN, Nov. 14.
Fanti will leave to-morrow for Naples.

PARIS, Nov. 14.
The Presse announces that the Empress left this
morning for Scotland in strict incognito.
Her Majesty will pass some weeks at the seat
of the Duchess of Hamilton.

FRANCE.
PARIS, WEDNESDAY.
The Moniteur publishes the following account of
the progress of affairs in China :
" After the capture of the forts of Taku, the
French and English Ambassadors immediately
proceeded to Tien-tsin, where, after a brief ne-
gotiation with the Imperial Commissioner liouei-
Liang, a project of convention was decided upon
for the purpose of re-establishing peace between
the allied Governments and that of China. The
last-named, yielding on all points to the demands
of the allied Powers, declared itself ready to ac-
cept the ultimatum which France and England
had presented in March last: Baron Gros and Lord
Elgin had already made their preparations to pro-
ceed to Pekin with a suitable escort to exchange
there the ratifications of the treaty of June
27th, 1858, and deliver their letters of credence
into the hands of the Emperor, when the Chinese
Cothmissioner suddenly alleged that he had not
sufficient powers, and refused to sign the prelimi-
naries already accepted ; and he declared to the
ambassadors that he could not treat except ad refe-
rendum. Such conduct evinced on the part of the
Chinese negotiator a want of good faith, which
necessarily irritated the plenipotentiaries of France
and Great Britain. A resolution was immediately
come to with common accord between Baron Gros
and Lord Elgin, that they would reply by causing
the allied forces to advanee as far as Ting-Tchou,
a large town situated on the road to Pekin, and
about ten miles from the capital. It was
there only, they declared, that they would
listen to the propositions of the Imperial Com-
missioners, provided this time with full and
real powers. After this resolution, which was
come to on the Bth September, the escort which
was to have accompanied the Ambassadors to Pekin
was obliged to be transformed into a body of troops
sufficiently strong to convince the Chinese Govern-
ment of the firm determination of the allied Powers
to attain the object which they proposed to them-
selves. The latest information received, and par-
ticularly a despatch from General Sir Hope Grant,
dated the 27th September, and which came from
Aden by telegraph to her Britannic Majesty, fully
authorises the hope that a fresh recourse to arms
will not have been necessary, and that the Chinese
Government will have hastened to sanction the
conditions already consented to by the plenipoten-
tiaries."

"It is stated positively," says the Messager du
" that when the Chinese expedition has com-
pleted its object, Gen. Montauban will take his forces
to Cochin China.. The following is the state in which
things are in the latter country : —We have at
Segou, the second capital of that vast empire, 300
men at the most, of whom 150 are marines and 150
seamen. These men are commanded by a young and
intelligent captain in the navy, who has conducted
the expedition with great energy and skill. The
Spaniards have a force of 1,200 men stationed at
Turon. This handful of soldiers of the two nations
are surroundeih by an army of 50,000 Cochin.
Chinese. Gen. Montauban, on reaching Cochin
China, will, it 'is said, advance on Hue, the capital
of the empire, and it is there that peace must be
concluded."

BOURSE, No v. 14.—Sales for realisation have
continued to-day, and prices have undergone a fur-
ther decline, the market being depressed in con-
sequence of the announcement of the Bank of Eng-
land making a further advance in its rate of
discount. For the Account, Threes, are now at
69f 69c; Al:obilier, 753 f 75c; Orleans, 1,383 f ;
Northern, 98 sr; Mediterranean, 907 f ; Austrian,
511 f 25c ; Lombard, 487 f 60c. The ,following are
the last quota clions

41 per per Cen A ... 95 80 Credit Fonder 920
Do. end monti t.... 96 Belgian 4f —
3 per Cents .. , 69 90, Piedmontese Fives. 80
Do. end month 69 —1 Roman
Bank Shares .........2905 Austrian
Credit Mobilier .... 755 —, Spanish Threes 49
Do. Account.., .... 753 751 Home Debt