The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-11 00:00:00

BOURSU, March 10.—The following wero the
quotations :

4 per Cents 92 25
Do. end month —
3 per Cent. .....
Do. end month 6O 30
Bank Shares .
Credit Mobilier
Do. Account Bll 25

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Northern
New Ditto .......
Geneva

A DELPHI TDEATRE.

A "Protean" sketch, as it is not inaptly termed, pro.
duced last night under the title of "An Hourin
affords Mrs. Barney Williams the opportunity of dis-
playing her talents in no fewer than eight different
characters, thus giving a remarkable feminine appiioa-
tion to Shakspere's famous saying about the liability of
human beings to play "many parts" in the course of
their earthly career. A young lady, of very romantic
temperament, being forsaken by her lover, an English-
man of "fast" propensities, tracks the recreant on his
continental travels, and contrives a number of devices
and disguises by means of which she hopes to bring him
back to his loyalty. This is the leading idea of the piece,
and the "plot," if the phrase be not too ambitions for so
simple a structure, is devoted to its development in a
variety of arousing details.
This pretty little piece, which is from the vivacious
pen of Mr. C. Selby, affords a fine field for the display
of Mrs. Barney Williams's brilliant accomplishments.
She acts with great spirit and refinement, and exhibits
extraordinary versatility in the representation of several
dissimilar characters. As the prima donna she sings in
a very come style, " a romance rel iting to Venice and
a gondola," composed by Mr. Thirlwall ; and as the
Spanish ballet-girl she dances a bolero with grace and
precision. Her performance is altogether exceedingly
clever, and well deserved the applause which the auc!i-
erica so liberally bestowed.

) SAILING OF DR. LIVINGSTONE'S Ex MUMS.
LivErtroon, March 10.—Thenorth-wsterly gales which
prevented the sailing of the screw steamer Pearl on
Monday and yesterday abated this morning, and at 15
minutes past 1 sae took her departure for Sierra Leone,
whence she will sail for the the Cape, and thence for the
Zambese River, up which she will steam as far as her
draught of water will permit her. The little launch will
then be unshipped and will coaerneuce her part of the
enterprise. Besides Dr. and Mrs. Livingstone, the Pearl
has on board their little sou, Mr. Livingston (brother to
the Dr., and assistant-commander), Capt. Eedingfield,
R.N., Government surveyor and nautical commander of
the expedition ; Dr. Kirk, Edinburgh, the botanist and
medical officer ; Mr. Thornton, the geologist ; Mr. Rae,
the engineer of the launch; and Mr. F. Baines, artist of
the expedition, all of whom have signed articles under
Government for two years' service. Mr. J. Laird and a
few other friends accompanied Dr. Livingstone on
board, and bade him a cheering "God speed" before the
vessel sailed There seems to be a complete and agree.
able change in the weather, and there is every reason to
hope that the Pearl will have a favourable run down the
Channel.

Credit Foncier
Belgian 43
Piedinontese (Z)
Roman —
• Austrian
• Spanish Threes
i Home Debt —
•WAYS.

Midi
Western 665
461.1
Austrian

A letter from Ragusa of the 21 says :—" After
the combats between the Christians and the Turks'
at Zubce, in the llerzgovina, which have been
already related, Voukalovic, chief of the former,
made a reconnaissance in the valley of the Sutorina,
and drove away the Turkish custom officers, com-
pelling them to fly to Castelnuovo, in Dalmatia, and
burned clown their residence. The situation of the
Christians is described as deplorable, and they will
die of hunger, if their Montenegrin. brethren do not
relieve them."

In the Belgian Chambers of Representatives yes-
terday the order of the day was the discussion on
• the bill relative to transit dues. The committee
to which the bill had been referred gave its concur-
rence to all the articles, with the exception of one,
proposing to levy a duty of lfr. 70e. per 1,000
kilos. on coal, and of that it recommended the sup-
pression. M. Fret°, the Minister of Finance,
supported the article, saying that as France had
maintained the system of zones for coal, Belgium
was bound to keep the transit duty as proposed.
After some discussion, the proposition of the com-
mittee was put to the vote, and rejected by a ma-
jority of 44 to 35. The bill was afterwards adopted
in its ensemble.
The Madrid journals of the sth have arrived.
The Senate had again been occupied with the ap-
plication of Marshal Espartero to be allowed to re-
sign his place as senator, and had again rejected it
by 50 votes to 21 ; but as 74 members are required
to take part in a vote in order to render it valid,
the matter was referred back to a committee. The
Congress was occupied with the budget. The total
amount of the debt of Spain is stated by the Espana
to be 15,644,110,969 reals. According to the
Epoca, the Duke do Valencia (tiarraez) has de-
cidedly resolved to leave Spain, and to remain
abroad until political affairs shall take another
turn.