The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Moniteur de l'Arnzee publishes the following
return of the strength of the Lyons division ordered

to Rome :
General de G6raudon Commandant.
Ist Brigade—General Chambarlhac.
3d Battalion of Chasseurs-5. -pied—Commandant Bobillier.
19th Regiment of Infantry—Colonel de Brauer.
52d Regiment of Infantry—Colonel Berger.
71st Regiment of Infantry—Colonel Dargent.
Cavalry—Two squadrons of the 4th Regiment of Hussars.
Artillery-Bth battery of the 16th Mounted Regiment.
Engineers-sth Company of the 2d Regiment.
The Toulonnais says :—lt has been decided to
establish a naval direction at Civita Vecchia. A
captain of frigate and a lieutenant will be sent to
that station from Toulon, with all the requisite staff
of clerks. The Neapolitan frigate La Sanita, which
was under repair at Toulon, has been safely moored,
and all the workmen withdrawn, until it shall be
known for what Government the works are to be
continued.

BOURSE, Oct, 2.—The settlement of the Railway
Account has gone on quite as satisfactorily as that
of the Rente, and the market has been firm, al-
though the amount of business transacted still con-
tinues limited. For the Account, Threes are now
at 68f 85c ; Mobilier, 702 f 50c ; Orleans, 1,402 f 50c ;
Northern,97of; Mediterranean, 918 f 75c; Austrian,
478 f ; Lombard, 481 f 25c. The following are the
last quotations :-
41 per per Cents 96
Do end month
8 per Cents
Do. end month 6B
Bank Shares 2840
Credit Mobilier 703 75
Do. Account 705 —1

Credit Foacier 897 50
Belgian 4
Piedmontese Fives 79
Roman
Austrian
Spanish Threes —
Home Debt

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans l4Ol 25 .. 1403 75
Northern
New ditto BBO 880 --
Lyons and Mediterranean 920 917 50
Geneva 350
Southern 505 .. 503 75
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard

AUSTRIA.

A letter froth Trieste says :

" Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian is displaying
the greatest energy in providing for the safety of
our coast. As the Duke resides in Miramar, which
is an hour's journey from this, a telegraphic line
has been established from his residence to the port,
so that he can be momentarily informed of any
event. Many of the vessels of the Austrian squad-
ron are already at Lissa. The port of Lissa is most
favourably situated for naval operations, and capa-
ble of holding any sized fleet, with a narrow en-
trance defended by heavy batteries. Lissa com-
mands the Dalmatian coast, the entrances into the
Quarnero, and the Gulf of Trieste."
A letter from Verona, in the Allgemeine Zeitung,
states that great activity prevails there. No less
than 800 carts are daily employed conveying mate-
rials for the fortifications and ammunition.

A letter from Berlin repeats the rumour that ne-
gotiations are on foot between Austria and Bavaria
for the occupation of Tyrol by Bavarian troops, in
case of a war in Italy. The voyage of General
Schmerling to Munich is said to be in connexion
with the negotiation.

THE BRAZILIAN MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, OCT, 2.

The royal mail steam-ship Magdalena, Captain
Woodward, with the above mails, arrived in
Southampton Dock at 10 a.m.
She brings 101 passengers, £1,825 in specie, and
467 packages of cargo.
On the 19th ultimo the Magdalena spoke the
barque Adolphina, from Amsterdam to Batavia.
On the 20th she passed two ships shewing third
distinguishing pendant 5,894 and 6,208.
_

Business was dull at Buenos Ayres. The elec-
tions of deputies to the Convention were nearly
over. The Liberals expected a small majority.
The San Fernando Railway works were progress-
ing very favourably.
Exchange on London, 60s. to 60s. 6d. per
doubloon. Ounces varied from 332 dollars to 338 i ;
the last price on the Bolsa was 335 k.
Pernambuco.—Sugar market quiet, and prices
unchanged. No stocks on hand. Cotton, fine
quality, 7,900 reis per Aroba. Accounts of the
coming crops is favourable. Exchange on London,
90 days, 254.
Bahia.—Sugar stocks were very reduced and
smaller than for several years past. The price was
3,050 reis per Aroba. In cotton some sales for con-
sumption at 8 doll. per Aroba. Cotton supplies
small and sales unimportant. Exchange transac-
tions limited at 251 for 90 days on London. News
from Rio unimportant. Money scarce. Bank
rates 9 per cent. Exchange on London, 261 at 90
days.

The amount the Pera will take out on the 4th
inst. is £89,629, of which £13,187 is for InJia, and £76,442
for China and the Straits. With the exception of £3,067
gold to Madras, the whole consists of silver. On this occa-
sion the Government make no remittance.
COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE.—So far as
can at present be ascertained the now French tariff for iron
and its manufactures has been received with satisfaction by
iron,
irrespective trade. Its great feature is the placing all rolled
irrespective of size or quality, on one uniform duty of 70f.
per 1,000 kilogrammes, £2 16s. 6d. per ton, and practically
including hoop iron on the same terms. This is an immense
advance in simplification on the old tariff, and although 70f.
per kilogrammes will shut out in or,iin(try times railroad
and cheap common bar iron, yet it is • thought we shall,
after a better knowledge of the French requirements, send
our superior qualities and extra small sizes for consumption
into the littoral ports of France. At present the decree has
caused no alteration in prices on this side, the stocks and
paucity of orders being felt seriously by the makers throuth-
out the country.