The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-14 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.
We Lave received the following telegraphic
message from Trieste :

TRIESTE, MONDAY.
The steamer Australia arrived this morning

from Alexandria in 114 hours.
The Indian Mail left Alexandria on the 9th
inst., with dates from Calcutta, to the 10th, and
Bombay the 19th of March.
Oude was quite tranquil.

Trade dull. Exchange at Calcutta, 2s. 2id.

Lord Dalhousie arrived at Suez on the 2d, and
left Alexandria by the Caradoe on the 7th inst.

It is confidently expected that the ratification,
by the Sultan, of the treaty of the 30th of March,
will be forwarded from Constantinople by the
packet, which will sail on the 16th inst., and
may therefore be looked for at Paris about the
26th or 27th.

• HAMBURG, APRIL 13.
The last of the English men-of-war passed the
Belt yesterday.

Austria has agreed to evacuate the Danubian
Principalities within a short period from the rati-
fication of the treaty of peace.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.
The Moniteur contains the following :--" Last
evening the Emperor gave a banquet to the mem-
bers of the Congress in the Hall of Marshals at the
Tuileries.

All the Members of the Congress had been in-
vited, together with the Foreign Ministers, the
Cardinals, the Ministers of the Emperor,
the Marshals, the Presidents of the great
bodies, the high Officers of the Crown, the Ambas-
sador of France at London, the Governor of the
Invalides, the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of
Honour, the Grand Referendary of the Senate,
the Senators, Deputies High Functionaries of the
State, and the chief Civil and Military Officers of
the Emperor's household.
The Emperor had on his right his EXcellency
Lord Clarendon, and on his left his Excellency
Count Buol.
His Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon sat
facing the Emperor. He had on his right his Ex-
cellency Count Orloff, and on his left his Highness
Ali Pacha.

Towards the end of the dinner his Imperial Ma-
jesty pronounced with a firm and emphatic voice
the following. words :

"I, propose a toast to the union so happily re-
established between the sovereigns. May it be
lasting ; and it will be so if it reposes always on
right and justice, and on the true and legitimate
interests of the peoples."
These words were received with unanimous cries
of " Long live the Emperor 1"
Alter the banquet the Emperor passed into the
saloon before the Hall of the Throne, and the as-
sembly remained until ten o'clock.
During the banquet the band of the Guides and
the choirs of the Conservatory performed alter-
nately some pieces of instrumental and vocal
music.

The following circular has been addressed by the
Minister of War to the Generals commanding the
military divisions and sub-divisions :
" PARIS, April 1, 1856.
General,—l invite you to take mea,ures to prevent
the departure of the officers and soldiers belonging to the
Airily of the East who are now in France. At the ex-
piration of their leave of absence you will order them to
join the depots of their respective corps, or grant them
a prolongation of their leave, which will enable them to
await, in their families, the return to France or to Al-
geria of their corps.
(Signed) " The Minister of War, VAILLANT."
Boußsz, April 12.—The following were the last
quotations

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Cash. fr. a. End of Month.
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. per Cents 73 30 • 73 90
New Loan 73 70
Bank Shares 3,723• Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,750 Austrian
Belgian Five 5......., -- Spanish Threes,..,„
Piedmord.ev (5)...... 93 50 Home Debt

RAILWAYS-40s CABE.

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fr. c. fr. c
Orietn. (ad) 1,385 Western.... .... . (ad) 895
Nortbern ......... 1,015 Strasburg 1,035
Lyons..' . 1,315 -- New Ditto BBO
hieditorranean 1,725 Grand Central
Lyons Geneva BlO Take . . • 720
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