The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-27 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

PESTII, Sept. 27.

The Eungarian Credit Foncier have been au-
thorised to extend their circle of operations to
Sclavonia and Croatia.

Herr Beak is expected here on Saturday next.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, Sept. 26 (10 p.m.)

All despatches received here up to the present
hour from the provinces announce that no fresh
demonstrations have taken place.
Signor Rattazzi has sent a letter to the Syndic of
Florence, desiring him to thank the National Guard
for the services they rendered yesterday in the
maintenance of order.

A telegram from Messina announces that the
former Minister; Signor Natoli, is dead.

MALTA.

VALETTA, Sept. 26.

Arrivals at Malta from the uninfected ports of
the Continent and Italy, Austria, the Regency of
Tunis, Albania, and Algeria, are admitted to
pratique, but those from the infected ports have to
undergo 15 days' quarantine, and from Sicily 30
days. The residence of passengers in special places
for 30 days is no longer enforced.
There were 11 cases of cholera yesterday, 5 of
which proved fatal. There were no cases either in
the garrison or in the navy.

THE WEST INDIA, PACIFIC, AND AUS-
TRALIAN MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 25.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Douro, with the above mails, has arrived here. She
brings $184,015 in gold, $2,465,862 in silver, pearls
to the value of $1,750, platina value $1,904, jewel-
lery value $320, $250 in notes, and 1,281 packages
in cargo.
At Barbadoes the agricultural prospects were
cheering, fine rains having fallen.
£5OO from the public chest has been sent to St.
Kitt's for the relief of the sufferers by the late fire.
A further grant of £5OO has been proposed.
The British gunboat Niobe, from Bermuda, has
arrived at Health Island. Exchange per £lOO, 90
days, buying at 4821, and selling at 4871.
At Grenada the subject of immigration was still
under discussion. The shipment of produce was
nearly completed. The island was healthy, and
the weather hot. The British frigate Doris had
arrived.
At Martinique heavy weather had prevailed, and
much rain had fallen. The river had overflowed
the banks, doing some damage. The Cocoa Estates
were reported to have been much damaged, one
plantation being completely inundated and the
stock drowned.
At Antigua business was dull. Hopes are enter-
tained of a large crop at the coining season.
At Trinidad the weather was favourable for the
ensuing crop, but very hot. Dysentery still pre-
vailed.
Guadaloupe was healthy.
It was reported that everything was quiet at
San Domingo.
The news from the other islands was unimportant.
News from Guatemala reports the outbreak of a
revolution at Altos, which was suppressed. The
chiefs were captured.
In Nicaragua the cholera had considerably di-
minished in some districts, but in others the number
of victims was very great. In the department of
Chontales especially its ravages were distressing.
News from Bogota says that Mosquera was still
a prisoner, and that the accusations against him had
been presented to the Senate.
The insurrection in Boyaca had been suppressed.
Peace prevailed throughout the country.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 27.

The Royal Mail Company's steamship Douro,
Capt. Bevis, has arrived. She brings the above
mails, 223 passengers, including 109 discharged
soldiers of the late Emperor Maximilian, and four
Austrian officers.

The dates brought by the Douro are Vera Cruz,
Sept. 1; llavana, 6 ; Jamaica, 9 ; Porto Rico, 11 ;
Demerara, 7 ; Trinidad, 8 ; Barbadoes, 10 ; Gre-
nada and St. Vincent, 9 ; French Islands, 11 ; An-
tigua and St. Kitts, 12 ; and St. Thomas, 13.

The Douro experienced throughout the voyage
fine favourable weather, with easterly winds. The
barometer stood remarkably high on the 24th inst,
making 30.5 in lat. 46 deg. 36 N, long. 17 deg.
27 W. On Sept. 23d she passed the British ship
Frenchman, from California to Cork, 82 days out,
all well ; and on the 25th the British ship
(lI.XLM.W.) New Code.
On the 26th Sept. the Douro signalled the Dunbar
Castle, from Sydney for London.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, Sept. 2G, Three o'clock.—The market
closed as follows :

4 I per Cents 9B 25 Bank Shares 3320
Do. end month — Italian Loan 4B 65
3 per Cents.
Do. end month 69 2() Mexican Loan ll
Credit Mobilior ... 178 75 Do. Bonds 96 25
Do. end Month ... 177 50 Spanish Threes
Credit Foacier 1110 , Home Debt —
Do. end month 1300

RAIL'

Daforred
AY&

For Account.
Orleans - B9l 25
Northern ll5O
Lyons and Mediterranean B9l 25
Southern 537 50
Western
Eastern
Sardinian —
Austrian
Lombard 3BO
North of Spain 6O
Saragossa —
Roman . —

THE EXPEDITION TO ABYSSINIA.—The Earl of
Carnarvon presided on Wednesday at the annual dinner
of tho llighclere Agricultural Association, and in the
course of a speech, referring to the army, navy, and volun-
teers, took occasion to refer to the expedition which has
been organised by the British Government against King
Theodore of Abyssinia. His lordship would not enter into
the merits of the question, but thought that if war was
really necessary we should prosecute it as vigorously as
we possibly could. He believed our success depended on
our being able to concentrate all action, as far as possible,
in one set of hands and in one single department. He
thought that, so far as the conduct of the war on tho spot
was concerned, we had every prospect of success. Sir R.
Napier would be sole plenipotentiary, and would alone
deal with the native government and conduct the warlike
operations.
THE BANQUET TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE
EXCNEQUER.—WO are glad to learn that the list of hono-
rary stewards for the proposed banquet is rapidly being
completed. Already about 50 peers, baronets, and members
of Parliament have desired to be put upon the list, and it
will include representative names from all classes of the
I community and all parts of the country. Applications for
tickets for the banquet are also reaching the acting com-
mittoo in large laurabero.—Edinbural& Courant.