The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-11 00:00:00

LNTEST NEWS.

INDIA AND CHINA.

MALTA, MONDAY.

The Calcutta and China mails have arrived,
with dates from Hong Kong, March 30 ; Cal-
cutta, April 10 ; Madras, 16th ; Galle, 18th ;

Aden, 28th.

Rohilcund is in possession of the rebels, who
are said to be 100,000 strong.

An amnesty is offered in Oude to all those who

return to their allegiance—mutineers excepted.

At Calcutta imports were quiet. Exports un-
changed. The supplies moderate, and the money
market easy. Freights dull. Exchange, 2s. lgd.
to V.

Madras markets unaltered. Tonnage more
abundant. Exchange, 2s. lid. to 23. lid.
At Hong Kong nothing was doing in opium.
Cotton was in fair demand. Rice dull. Exchange

4s. Bd. to 4s. 9.d.
Shanghai :—lmports dull, and silk in active
demand at advanced prices. Stocks of tea con-
siderably diminished. Exchange, ss. 11d. to Gs.
Amongst the passengers rer Indus are Generals
Archdale Wilson and Franks, Brigadier Russell,
Lady Wilson, and Colonel Trotter.

Her Majesty's ship Princess Royal, with the
57th Regiment, leaves Malta for Alexandria to-

morrow.

Lord Lyons and his fleet hourly expected
from Corfu.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY.
The ballot for the election of a member of the
Corps Leg;slatif, to represent the Fifth Circum-
scription, is closed. The Opposition candidate; M.
Picard, is ie'urned by 10,325 votes, against 8,976
for M. Eck, the Government candidate.

. .
The Pays says that the questions in dispute be-
tween Turkey and Montenegro can only be resolved
by the Congress of Paris.

BOURSE, May 10.—The following were the
closing quotations :-
4i per Cents 93 50
Do. end month —
3 per Cent. ....69 90
Do. end month 69 75
Bank Shares _ '3050
Credit Mobilie
Do. Account....., 720
RAILWAYS
Orleans ....... . .......... 1?65
Northern ............... 90
New Ditto 770
Lyon and Mediteran. 770
New Ditto
Geneva

Credit Fonder
Belgian 4,1
Piedmontese (5)
Roman 9l
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt 3B

- FOR CASH.
Midi
Western 6OO
Strasburg
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

A letter from St. Petersburg of the Ist says :
"The Journal of the Ministry of the Interior has
just published some information respecting the
opening of committees for the emancipation of serfs
in several provinces of Russia. It appears from it
that committees were opened at St. Petersburg
( n the 2Gth Jan., at Vilno and Nijnii-Novgorod on
the 3d March (anniversary of the Emperor's acces-
sion to the throne), and at Kovno on the 18th of
the same mouth. The committees of Vilno, Grodno,
and Kovno were opened by the Governor-General
in person, and immediately after these bodies
drew up a programme of their deliberations. At
N jnii-Novgorod the military governor, the nobles,
and the public functionaries, after attending
divine service, assembled in the Nobles' Meeting
House, where Bishop Antony gave his bene-
diction to the committee, and delivered a
suitable address. General Mouravieff was called
to the chair, and delivered an eloquent speech on
the object of the meeting. Captain Boltine, of the
❑avy, Marshal of the Nobles, replied in their name
that they felt the greatest sympathy for the im-
portant undertaking commenced, and their. desire
to see it brought to a satisfactory conclusion. The
first sitting of the committee took place on the 4th
March, and in it a programme of deliberations was
decided on ; in the following sittings various mat-
ters were discussed. The committees of Vilno,
Grodno, and Kovno are composedof wealthy nobles.
Baron Korf, councillor of state, and other official
dignitaries, belong to that of'St. Petersburg."