The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-09 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, FEB. 8.
The public entry of the Prince and Princess
took place to-day under the best auspices.
The weather was excellent, and the reception
enthusiastic.

The decorations was most tasteful. The illu-
minations to-night will be general and brilliant.

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN
SPAIN.

The Spanish authorities have been put on the
traces of a new revolutionary plot.

At Madrid, incendiary proclamations, arms,
and ammunition, have been seized in a house in
the immediate proximity to the Palace.

PARIS, TUESDAY, 11.10 A. M.

The Moiliteur contains a circular of the new
Minister of the Interior to the Prefects, which
says that the Emperor has called him to office to
execute an attentive surveillance of the revolu-
tionists who plan against the life of the Emperor.

TRIESTE, FEB. 7.

Accounts from Constantinople to the 28th ult.
stale that Ethem Pacha has been charged with a
special mission to Servia. A council of ministers
had been held to discuss and decide on the in-
structious to be given to the Turkish ambassador,
who is to take part in the conferences at Paris.

BERLIN, FEE. 7.

The Danish Government has sent to the Ger-
manic Diet a reply to the complaints of Lauenburg.
Hanover proposes to invite Denmark to withdraw
the bills submitted to the Supreme Council.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.

A. rumour which has for some time prevailed that
the King of Prussia will soon take up his residence
at Cannes appears to be confirmed by accounts
from Berlin. Two officers of the King's household
are now in Paris buying furniture and decorations
for his residence there.

The appointment of General Espinasse is said to
have been very suddenly resolved upon ; at least,
it was kept a profound secret till the last moment,
and wo may well believe that the Ministers them-
selves, of whom General Espinasse is now the col-
league, suspected it as little as the public, and that
they have been taken as much by surprise. It was
at a dinner given by the General to a number of
general officers yesterday that the fact was first made
known. He was sent for by the Emperor at 4
o'clock. The audience was long, and the guests
were kept waiting considerably b4yond the hour of
dinner. Public curiosity had been much excited
as to the successor of M. Billault. It was the chief
topic of conversation with the guests, and when the
General made his appearance among them it was
concluded that he knew the solution, though none
imagined that he was personally interested in it.
He was of course asked the news, and he then and
there announced that he, General Espinasse, was
the successor of M. Billault ! The announcement
was at first received with incredulity, and, when
there no longer appeared any doubt, with great
surprise. A personage of high military rank, in-
deed among the highest, stated yesterday afternoon
as positive that M. de Persigny was to be the new
Minister. Apparently he was not in the secret.
It is stated that the French Government is deter-
mined to take, if necessary, a decided part in the
affairs of the extreme East, and that the plan of a❑
expedition on a large scale is in contemplation. It
is even arranged that the French troops shall pass
through Egypt, and that Admiral Rigault de
Genouilly shall meet them at Suez with his fleet.
But before this plan is carried into execution the
Emperor will wait for the capture of Canton, and
the despatches from Baron Gros as to the state of
affairs.

The Pays publishes news from Persia to the
25th of December. At that date the Hon. Mr.
Murray, British Minister was seriously ill at
Teheran. He was suffering from chronic dysen-
tery, and his physicians had recommended him
to quit the country as soon as he could 'heir the
fatigue of travelling. Cholera was baginning to
show itself at Teheran, but had again disappeared.
BOURSE, FEB. B.—The following ware the last
quotatic n s

4.1 por Cents O4 80
Do. end month — - -
3 per Cent. .....
Do. end month 69 60
Bank Shares
Credit Mobilier
Do. Account 9O

I Credit Foncier
Belgian ,h
Piedmontese (5) .. B9i
Roman BSI
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt 37
,wens.

RAIL'
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto
Lyon and Mediteran. 870
New Ditto .............•• 840
Geneva

Midi
Western 690
Strasburg
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

THE DANUBE.

The Lloyd of Pesth says :—" The works under-
taken in the Danube to blow up the rocks of the
Iron Gates; which were last year urged on very
actively, have now been resumed, and the low state
of the water leads to the hope that excellent results
will be speedily arrived at. Not fewer than 300
workmen are employed, and since the Bth of Janu-
ary, 275 blasts have taken place with good effect.
One rock, which was four feet above high-water
mark, has been so completely removed that not
only small steamers,. but even large vessels, can
eiffveeert, a passage over it. Near Saxia Bonia, in the
river, some hundreds of large Fannon-balls, three
anchors, and some Rom an coins in copper and
silver, have been found.„