The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-30 00:00:00

INDIA. AND CHINA

" Our missionaries are to be admitted everywhere
"A Chinese Ambassador will be sent to Paris.

" The murderer of the missionary Chappe de Laine
will be punished. The Gazette of Pekin will an-
nounce it.

" The laws against Christianity are to be abolished.
" The engagements have all been concluded, and
partly signed under the seal of the Imperial Com-
missaries.

~ France and England obtain the most ample con

cessions."

The following telegram was receiTed at the Ease
India House yesterday, at 3 p.m.:—

" To J. D. Dickinson, Esq., India House, London,

0 The fugitive rebels from Gwalior, after making
a demonstration against Boondee on the 19th of
July, attempted to cross the Bundaes, but failed.
On the 13th they were menacing both Bechore and
Bughore.

"The Neemuch force had prepared to wove out
on the Ist of August for the purpose of co-operation
with Holmes's column, which was last heard of at
Boondee. The rebels are in considerable force,
their numbers being estimated at 4,000 or 5,000
fighting men, with five guns. Their leaders are
Tantia Topee, Yeydial, and others.
" A small force from Ahmedabad, under Major
Brimes, has been pushed forward to Timaoune ( ? ),
with instructions to advance on Kheirwarra, if
necessary.

" The Sawunt Desaees have offered to submit to
the Portuguese Government.

" The amnesty purporting to have been issued by
the Governor-General, and published in the Bombay
overland papers of the 19th of July, has been offi-
cially declared to be an entire fabrication.
" H. L. ANDERSON,
Secretary to Government.
" Bombay Castle, Aug. 4.

" V. MONTANARO.

" Malta, Aug. 29, 9.15 a.m."

THE CALCUTTA MAIL.
MALTA, AUG. 29.
The Calcutta homeward mail left here yesterday

THE RUSSIAN DESPATCH FROM

CHINA.

The Journal de St. Petersbourg of the 10th (22d)
inst. publishes the following :
" By a typographical error in the article relative
to the conclusion of peace with China, in our impres-
sion of yesterday, the dates of the two treaties were
omitted. The first treaty mentioned was concluded
on the Ist (13th) June, and the second, concluded
previously, bears the date of 16th (28th) May."

AUSTRALIA.
ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 25.
The Emeu reached Suez last night with the Aug
,ralian mails and gold at yalued £53,084.

TURKEY.
FURTHER MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Ara. 28,

The High Adthiral, Mehemmed Ali Pacha, the
Minister of Commerce, Ali Ghalib Pacha, and the
three other sons-in-law of the Sultan have been
placed on the retired list.
Mehemmed Kibriali Pacha has been appointed
High Admiral, and replaced in the Presidency of
the Council of the Tanzimat by Mehemmed Ruchdi
Pacha.

The new Minister of Commerce has not yet been
named.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SATURDAY.
It is not true that the French Government has ad-
dressed a note to the Cabinet of St. James's, com-
plaining of the bombardment of Jeddah. It may be
the Government of the Emperor, nevertheless, re-
gret such an event took place, after the assurances
given by the Porte that the assassins should be
punkhed, and every satisfaction given to England
and France for the outrages committed.

It is now evidently a period at the Bourse when
capitalists are no longer content to wait for lower
prices. During the last three weeks a very large
amount of bonii.fide purchases have been made in all
securities. Rente, that is to say the 3 per Cents.,
which lingered so long between 69 and 70, have now
fairly left even the latter figure behind, and no one
expects a retrograde movement if the usual course of
political and commercial events be not disturbed.
This day (Saturday) the Threes reached 70.40, and
! found buyers to a considerable extent. Com-
mercial men in France look forward to a pe-
riod of increased prosperity. The late crisis has
kept large amounts of money unemployed, as may
be seen by the low demands made for discount.
The Bank of France again contemplated this week
a reduction of its discount charges. The metallic re-
serve of that establishment has not been greater for
many months, and the Banque de France shares have
fallen 50fr. this week accordingly. This stagnation,
it is argued, must ere long be replaced by increased
activity. The exportation trade to the United States
is gradually showing symptoms of improvement;
the opening of China will afford a new market for a
certain class of French produce, and Algeria is daily
inviting increased commerce. The political aspect of
Europe is considered satisfactory. Those who sought
to create a bad feeling between England and France
are now thoroughly defeated. The Danube will
ere long be open to the flags of all nations on terms
highly favourable to commerce. The Russian Go-
vernment seems to devote all its attention towards
developing the wealth of that great empire; in fact,
there seems to be a disposition throughout Europe to
cultivate the arts of peace. Such is the material
with which men calculate in Paris for a general im-
provement in prices and an approaching manufac-
turing activity. The following table shows the
variations in quoted property as compared with las
week :

DI/TERENCE.
FRIDAY.
Name of Quotations.
Ap96u.79g.
a42C,5057. Aug.F97o 2257C9.
C.
PF001:186C;. i 31.01
.1 nicu:
Rente 3 per Cent 5O
Rente 41 per Cent
Consolides
Banque de France '3175 0 3125 U 0 0 50 0
Comptoir d'Escompte .... 675 0 675 0 0 0 .
Credit Fonder
Credit Mobilier 720 0 751 25 31 25 ..
Orleans
Nord
Do. Actions Nouvelles
Est
Lyon et Mediterranee.... 820 0 817 50 0 0 250
Midi
545 0 545 0 0 0
Ouest
Grand-Central
Geneve 6lO 0 610 0 0 0 ..
Dauphine 522 50 520 0 0 0 250
Beziers
Ardennes 450 0 450 0 0 0 ..
Chemins Autrichiens ... •
Victor-Emmanuel

100 vessels, laden with above a million bushels of
wheat, entered the port of Marseilles from the Black
Sea in the course of Tuesday and Wednesday last.
PARIS BOURSE.--This day (Saturday) the business
transacted chiefly consisted in the selling and buying
of Rente. Little was done with railway shares.
Threes, after having been done at 70fr., improved to
70fr. 35c.; Mobilier, from 755 fr. to 760 fr. ; Aus-
trian, 640 fr. to 642 fr. 50c. ; Orleans, 1,337 fr. 50c.
to 1,345 fr.; Lyons, 816 fr, to 822 fr.; Northern,

PARIS, MONDAY.
The Moniteur publishes a telegraphic despatch
from &iron Gros. He says :
" TIEN-SIN, JUNE 19.
" The wishes of the Emperor are satisfied in
China.

" The whole of the vast empire is thrown open to
Christianity, and nearly the whole of it to the trade
and industry of the west.

" Our diplomatic agents may reside temporarily
at Pekin.