The Sun.
London, England, 1858-11-24 00:00:00

VEDNESDAY fl\7E -IN "

LATEST NEWS.

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MALTA, TuESDAY.
By the overland mail we have adviccs from Cal-
cutta to Oct. 24.

At Calcutta the produce and import markets
showed increased movement. Grey goods were one
anna a piece higher. INlo4e3y was easy. Freights
lower. Exchange, 2s. Old. to, 2s. Id.

Exchange at Madras, 2s. o:l_,d. to 2s. Old.
At Singapore trade was brisk. Exchange 4s. sd.
to 4-. 61,d.

Advice from Hong Kong arc to the 12th Oct.
At. Canton little was doing ; exchange, 4s. 6d. to
is. id.

;f S

6s. to us.
At Foochow, Sept. 29, there were large settle- .
meuts of tea, with more deniand.
The North Star, rice laden, has been wrecked on
the Prates Shoals.
Men, 11th of November, 185 g." The Dun donald
has been burnt at sea."

The following telegram was received at • Mr.
Reuter's office, November 24 :

MADRID, Nov. 23.
Signor RO4 Olano has been appointed Governor
of Cuba. . _

General Concha will remain in Havannah until
the difficulties with Mexico are arranged.
The squadron destined to act against the Riff
Pirates left Cadiz yesterday.
The Three per Cenrs. closed at 42.05 ; ditto
Deferred, 31.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, TUESDAY.
The elections at Berlin are finished.
The following are the names of the nine deputies

elected :
Kuhne (Privy Councillor.)
Reimer (Common Councilman.)
Rev. Jonas.
Reidel.
Veit (publisher.)
Minister Von Patow. •
Henry d'Arnim (formerly Minister for Foreign

Affairs.)
Wentzel (President of Ratisbon.)

Matthis (Privy Councillor.)
The Prussian Gazette .contains the following cir-
cular addresssed it the President of Provinces and
Regencies by the Minister of the Interior :
" The organs of the' Government, during the en-
suing elections, will have to avoid and entirely ab-
stain from favouring extreme or exclusive political
tendencies. I beg you, in consequence, to give on
this head precise and serious instructions to the
sub-prefects and electoral commissioners, and im-
mediately to acquaint me with what shall have
been done in this respect,
'• The Minister of the Interior,
" FLOTTWELL."

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUESDAY.

A Paris letter, in the Independance of Brussels,
says :—" The French Government has received de-
spatches from, Djeddah of the 3d, which arc far
from being satisfactory. The Porte has commenced
by Sending a commissioner without sufficient powers
to carry out the payment of the indemnity claimed
by France. On the complaints of M. Thouvenel, the
Porte promised to send'a person provided with all
the necessary powers ; but he had not arrived. - M.
Sabaticr, who has been at his post since Oct. 12, was
impatiently awaiting the arrival of the Duchayla.
There are already 4n the port of Aden five English
steamers, one of wlllich is a 50-gun frigate. The
leaders of the late insurrection walk about in full
security at Djeddah, and the agitation is increasing
there."
BoußsE, Nov. 23.—Rente was offered at the
commencement of businees, and prices receded ;
there was afterwards a- brisk rally, Threes, after,
having befell done at 74f. 25e., improved to 74f.
50e. ; Mobilier, varied -from I,ooof. to 1,020 f. ;
Austrian, 645 f. to 647 f. 50c.; Orleans, 1,397 f. 50e.
to 1,405 f.; Lyons, 875 f, fo 880 f.; Northern, 977 f.
50c. to 1,0021. 50e. ; and Southern, 585 f. to , 587 f.
50c. The following twe the last quotations :-
4;- per Cents. .., 97 Credit Foncier.... 675
Do. end montk 97 25 Belgian 4l . 99 75
3 per Cents 74 50 Piodmontese (5) 95
Do. end month 74 55 Roman 95 50
Bank Shares, 3150 Austrian
Credit Mobilier 1030 -- Spanish Threes
Do. Acrount 1035
,Home Debt 42