The Sun.
London, England, 1858-11-15 00:00:00

OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

The following telegram, dated Malta, from Mr.
Acting Consul-General Green, was received at the
Foreign-office, Nov. 14, 8.30 p.m.:—
" ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 10, 1858.
" The steamer Bombay arrived at Suez, from
Bombay, on the Bth inst. Dates—Bombay, Oct.
25 ; Aden, Nov. 2.

" Brigadier Smith's column was at Essangur on
the sth October. Town had been set on fire by
the rebels under Tantia Topee previous to their
leaving it that morning.
' Another detachment of Tantia's troops attacked
Chanderee, and were met by Scindia's troops, the
fight lasting three days, and it is reported the rebels
lost 800 men. Tantia entered there on the 9th
October, Capt. Fenton and the police evacuating six
hours before. Gen. Michel afterwards encountered
the enemy at Moorgow Dey, and again at Scindwas,
on 19th October, entirely routing him, and cap-
turing all his guns. Want of cavalry alone has
prevented the total destruction of this formidable
mass of encampments, still estimated to be 14,000
strong. The difficulty is now being remedied by
some valuable levies of Southern Mahratta horse.

" Successful actions were fought-near tucknow
on the 4th, sth, and Bth of October, in which the
rebels are described as utterly purposeless and dis-
organised, and are said to have been destroyed in
great numbers.
" The Bombay newspapersfreport that, in spite of
the disturbances, the country continues to enjoy an
extraordinary degree of commercial prosperity, and
that trade is increasing in amount and improving
in profitableness at a rate almost incredible,
The accounts of the state of health among the
soldiers are very satisfactory.
" ARTHUR FANSHAWE,
Vice-Admiral."

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

FRANKFORT, Nov. 13.

The final resolutions of the committees of the
Federal. Diet were to the effect that the declaration
of Denmark of the 9th September, and the confi-
dential communications of M. de Bulow, are un-
satisfactory, and that the committee of execution
be invited to make suitable proposals.

It was after being informed of these decisions
that the King gave orders to notify to the Diet his
recent ordinances abrogating the constitutions of
Holstein and Lauenberg.

MADRID, Nov. 13.

Escosura and Nocedal have been defeated in the
elections at Barcelona and Toledo. Government
has been successful almost everywhere.

An earthquake has taken place at Seville, by
which several buildings were damaged.
Advices from Portugal state that the Archbishop
of Braga has issued a circular, in which he advises
the people to subscribe for the benefit of the French
Sisters of Charity.

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY.

The Imperial oxequatur has been granted to the
following I—Consul-General—M. de Crusenstolpe,
for Sweden and Norway, at Algiers. Consuls—
MM. Jules Robert, for Switzerland ; Barroil, for
Portugal ; Hoffsmith, for the Brazils, at Marseilles;
Vicesimus Turner, for the United States of America,
at Tahiti ; Doney, for Portugal ; De Griffon, for
the Papal States, at Bourdeaux ; Noury, for Por-
tugal, at Rouen; Ignacio Garcia, for Peru, at Bay-
onne ; Halembourg, for Buenos Ayres, at Boulogne-
sur-Mer. Vice-Consuls—MM. Lonquety, for Prus-
sia, at Boulogne-sur-Mer ; Jaime Salcedo de Esca-
lente, for Spain, at Toulouse ; Bourdet, for Sweden
and Norway, at St. Malo ; Vico, for Tuscany, at
Ajaccio ; and Dufilhol, for Prussia, at Lorient.
The trial of M. de Montalembert is postponed
from Nov. 17 to Nov. 24, in consequence, of M.
Berryer being unable to attend the court on the
former day.
BOURSE, Nov. 13.—The market continues buoy-
ant, but the 'advance in prices was somewhat
checked by sales for realisation. Threes have been
done at from 74f. 75c. to 74f. 55c. ; Mobilier, from
I,ooof. to 995 f. ; Austrian, 655 f. to 650 f.; Northern,
1,005 f. to 1,002 f. 50c. ; Lyons, 880 f. to 877 f. 50c. ;
Southern, 590 f. to 588 f. 75e. ; Eastern, 720 f. to
715 f. ; and Orleans, 1,392 f. 50c. to 1,387 f. 50c. The
following are the last quotations :—.,-
41 per Cents. .... 97 Credit Foncier 665
Do. end month .. 97 25 Belgian 41 99 75
3 per Cents 74 50 Piedmonteso (5) .. 96
Do. end month 74 65 Roman 95 ---
Bank Shares 3150 Austrian
Credit Mobilier .. 995 Spanish Threes
Do. Account • 998 75 Home Debt 42

RAILWAYS.

Cash.
Orleans
____. ••

Accoun

Northern lOO2 50
. _

New ditto 842 50 ..
Lyons and Mediterranean BBO
New ditto
Geneva
Midi .

Southern
Western 625
Eastern
Grand Central
Sardinian 462 50 ..
Austrian

Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. le.; money,
25f 5c.; three months, paper, 24f. 921 c.; money, 24f.
90c.

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Trieste of the 7th says that, in con-
sequence of the pacific turn which the affairs of
Montenegro havelaken, the Austrian Government
had recalled the squadron which was in observation
on the coast of Dalthatia, and that it had arrived
at Pola. It consists of two steam frig,ttds, the Bel-
lena and the Danube, and four smaller vessels.

A letter from Vienna, of the 9th, states that in
consequence of the intervention of the Minister of
Finance the directors of the National Bank ha,
resolved to revoke the measure relative to the pay-
mend of a premium for the exchange of old notes
for new ones. The letter adds that the principal
banks had promised the National Bank to suspend
for a time the export of silver in ingots.
The Emperor has left for Prague, accompanied
by three of the ministers, Baron Bruck, Count von
Thun, and M. von Bach.

SPAIN.

MADRID, NOVEMBER 11

The Correspondancia Autografa announces that
Government has received despatches from General
Concha, stating that two naval divisions had left
for Tampico and Vera Cruz to demand restitution
of a sum of money and the release of the Spanish
subjects who are prisoners. This despatch is rather
inconsistent with another dated a day earlier, in
which it was affirmed that the Mexican question
was advancing towards a solution satisfactory to
the honour and interests of Spain. The Minister
of England, and the Charge d'Affaires of France had
had an interview with the Minister of Foreign
Affairs on the affairs of Mexico.

INSPECTION BY HER MAJESTY AND THE PRINCE
CONSORT OF TIIE MESSRS. GERMANN'S NEW PROPELLER.
—Mr. Germano and his sons having invented and recently
patented a new propeller, intended to supersede the screw
and 'paddles, were commanded on Saturday last to exhibit
their model of this ingenious invention before her Majesty,
the Prince Consort, and Major-General Grey, on the arti-
ficial lake which winds along the slopes at the north side of
Windsor Castle. The model, with boiler and engines com-
plete, was not more than five feet by one, and by a com-
munication with the rudder from shore it was propelled in
any required direction in a most satisfactory manner. Her
Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince Consort ex-
pressed their surprise at the peed attained by so small a
model, and pronounced the invention exceedingly clever
and ingenious.