The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-30 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY.
The Emperor left St. Cloud this morning at ten
o'clock for Plombieres.

Ba'ron de Hubner, the Austrian Ambassador, had
an audience of the Emperor yesterday at Sr. Cloud,
and presented to his Majesty the Duke de Melzi,
honorary chamberlain to the Archduke Ferdinand
Maximilian, charged to present from his Imperial
Highnesi an automph letter to the iimperor.
The Moniteur contains as Imperial decree ap-
pointing Count de Moray to be Pr;sidfnt of the
Legislative Body for the present year, MM. Schnei-
der and Reveil, Vice-Presidents, and General
B iron, M. Vast-Viraeux, and M. Hebert, Ques-
tors.

M. Blanche, Councillor of State and Secretary-
G etl eral of the Ministry of State, has been appointed
Secretary-General of the Ministry of Algeria and
the C lonics, and is replaced.by M. Jules Pelletier,
councillor referendary first class at the Court of
Accounts.

An Imperial decree appoints M. Gaulot, Procu-
reur-General at the Imperial Court of Grenoble, to
succeed M. Devienne as Procurour-General at the
Court of Lyons. M. Gaulot is replaced at Gre-
noble by M. Bonafous, first Advocate-General at
the Imperial Court of Toulouse.
BOURSE, June 29.—The following were the closing
quotations :-
41 per Cents 9l 20
Do. end month —
3 per Cent. ..... 68
Do. end month 6B 20
Bank Shares 2950
Credit Mobilier -
Do. Account 630

Credit Foncier
Belgian 4,1
Piedmontese (5)
Roman 9l
lustrian
--
Spanish Threes
Homo Debt 39
--Fon CASH.

RAILWAYS..
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto
Lyon and Mediteran 766
New Ditto
Geneva

Midi
Western 5t6,1
Eastern
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

SARDINIA.
TURIN, JUNE 27.
The illovimento, Genoese paper, concludes its
account of the restitution of the Cagliari to the
RtOattino Company with the following para-
graphs :
" The Administration accepted the restitution of
its steamer, formally declaring that it received it
as an act of justice' and reserving ail izs rights of
claim for the forced inaction of the vessel (loss of
her use), for the bad condition in which she
was restored, for the el!erttions which might
be shown by the comparison of the inventories made
at the period of the delivering up at Naples with
Those made at the time of her departure from Genoa
in June, 1857, for the consequences that might
:.rise therefrom, ae. well as fvr the indemnities
that slyittld be due to the crew.

" We learn that the behaviour of the tEnglish
to Captain Sitzia and his crew On the
.occa,sion of
conveying them from Salerno to the Cagliati was•
most praiseworthy for its exquisite kindnes-.
We, on this account, return public thanks as well
to Mr. Barbar as to all those English officers who
thus paid homage to misfortune in the persons of
the unhappy crew of the Cagliari." •
Mr. Barbir's departure, from Turin was delayed
a little. in order that ho might be presented to
the King, who received him most graciously, and
thanked bim for his exertions in behalf of S3r
nisn subjects. He (Sir. Barbar) left Turin yester-
day afternoon, to return to the post at Napl-s,
which he appears, font all accounts, to have filled
with so much credit to himself and advantage to
the public servie3 during recent difficult circum-
stances.

The Malta TinteS gives an account of the de-
parture of the Royal Albee, bearing the flig of
Admiral Lord Ly:,ns, which took place with some
pomp, all the other vessels in the harbmr minning
their yards and loudly cheering. At the entrance
of the port, 11.M.'ssteam gun-boat Vigilant fol-
lowed iu the wake of the flag-ship, for the purpose
of returning to Malta in advance of the Marl-
borough ship-of-the-line, bearing the flag of Vice-
Admiral Fanshawe, t) whom the command was to
be transferred at Gibraltar on the, 25th.

A Vienna letter of 25th, in the Cologne Gazette,
says :—" Sir H. Euliver, the English Ambassador
to Constantinople, who the day before yesterday
had a private audience of the Emperor, bas since
his arrival in this capital had several conferences
with Count de Bnol. The ambassador leaves this
evening for his poet."

FIARKET NZlVlS.—(kias Day.)