The Sun.
London, England, 1867-01-04 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

MARSEILLES, Jan. 3.
The Tanjore arrived here at 4 p.m. The mails
leave for London by special train at 6 p.m.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

MAILS.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 3.
The Nyanza left at 8 a.m., and the Delta at 3

p.m. to-day.
The former may be expected at Marseilles on the
9th, and the latter at Southampton about the 16th
inst.

AMERICA.

(BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.)
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, Evening.

Gold, 134 Sterling exchange on London, 1091.
5-20 United States Bonds, 107 ; Illinois, 124 ;
Erie, 67/.

The steamers Chicago, Louisiana, Pennsylvania,
and Pereire have arrived out.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

FALMOUTH, Jan. 4.
The New York and Havre Company's United
States steamship Arago, from New York on the 22d
December (afternoon), has arrived here with 62
passengers, 58 bags of mails, $124,000 in specie,
and a general cargo. After landing eight passen-
gers and the mails she proceeded for Havre.
BOURSE, Jan. 3, Two o'clock.-The Emperor's
Speech continues to be viewed in a favourable light,
and to have a beneficial influence on the settlement,
which to-day includes all foreign stocks and securi-
ties as well as French Railway, Credit, and Miscel-
laneous shares. The charge for crrrying over is
very moderate, and occasionally advantageous to
the buyer, as is shown by the deports. The report
on Italian Fives has varied from lc. to 3c., ou
Lyons shares from lfr. 25c. to 2fr., on Orleans 75c.
to 2fr., and on Lombard from 15c. to 45c. ; on the
other hand, there is a deport on Credit Mobilier
shares varying from Hr. to 75c., and on Comptoir
d'Escompte from 90c. to 50c. Under these circum-
stances the market is more buoyant, and an advance
has taken place. French Threes have gained 10c.
-at 69fr. 75c., taking yesterday's deport into ac-
count. Italian Fives 10c.-at 56fr. 25c. Credit
Mobilier 3fr. 75c.-at 5021 r. 50c. Credit Foncier
7Lr. 50c. at 1,400 fr. ,Comptoir d'Escompte
2fr. 50c.-at 847 fr. 50c. Railway Shares are also
in very good demand, especially Northern, which
are quoted at 1,203 f r. 75c., with a rise of Bfr. 75c. ;
Lyons at 912 fr. 50c., or llfr. 50c. higher ; and
Orleans at 900 fr., with an improvement of 3fr. 75c.
General Ottoman Debt are firmly held at 30fr. ex-
div. The following are a few of the prix de com-
pensation just posted up :-Bank of France 3,575 fr.,
Credit Foncier 1,400 fr., Credit Mobilier 505 fr.,
Italian Fives 56fr. 20c., Lyons 910 fr., Southern
582 f r. 50c., Northern 1,200 fr. Orleans 900 fr.,
Austrian 405 fr., Lombard 390 fr., Irnmobilier.3B2fr.
50.3., and Gas 1,570 fr.
Three o'clock.-Credit Foncier Shares have
further advanced 60fr. The closing quotations are
as follows :-

4 per Cents —
Do. end month —
3 per Cents. —
Do. cud mouth 69 75

Bank Shares 3565
Italian Loan —
Do. end month 56 35
Mexican Loan

Credit Mobilier
Do. end month ... 501 25

Do. Bonds ..... -
Spanish Threes -
Home Debt -
Deferred -
'AU.

lit Foncier

Do. end month 1400

For Account.
Orleans
Northern 1202 25
Lyons and Mediterranean 912 50
Southern 586 25
Westerm 538 75
Eastern 533 75
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard 386
North of Spain 125
Saragosf a 137 0
Ditto to Barcelona —
Roman

The Insurrection in Candia.

(REUTER'S EXPRESS.)
ATHENS, Dec. 27.

M. Soliotis, who commanded the Greeks in the
engagement at Cares, district of Apocoronon, in
Candia, already announced by telegraph, has writ-
ten a letter describing the affair, which has been
published in this city. Subsequent advices from the
island to Dec. 19 represent the loss of the Turks in
the engagement at 1,000 killed and wounded. The
insurgents occupied the positions of Phokes, Hostes,
Prasses, Zourva, and Cacopetron, thus dominating
the pass of Apocoronon, at Selmon, both by Mount
Omalos and the plain. Byzantios, who had under-
taken the siege of the fortress of Kissamos, had
complied with the request of the General Assembly,
and abandoned an operation the success of which
would have been of no service to the Greeks. Byzan-
tios afterwards joined Zimbrakakis. The bad
weather and constant rains had compelled the belli-
gerents to suspend hostilities.
The English gunboat Assurance, which brought
some Cretan families to Athens, returned two days
afterwards to Candia; but on reaching the island she
found another gunboat, the Wizard, which arrived
on the 15th from Malta to
_replace the Assurance.
Comparison of dates will not admit the supposition
that the recall of the Assurance is due to a dis-
avowal of the philanthropic conduct of Commander
Pym. The Assurance arrived in the Piraeus on the
13th, while the Wizard anchored in the port of
Sonda on the 15th. Now, as there is no telegraph
between Candia and the continent, the English
Government could only have received information
on the 13th at the earliest of the act of Commander
Pym, and the Assurance cannot therefore have
been recalled on that account. The Wizard is a
smaller vessel than the Assurance, and this would
render her incapable of performing a similar act of
humanity. A report has been in circulation that
the Russians would send some vessels to Crete to
rescue the sufferers. But at the last moment it was
found that the instructions from the Home Govern-
ment were insufficient. M. Bontakow, commander
of the Grand Admiral; and M. Dendrino, Russian
Consul at Canea, are instructed to give refuge
on board the Russian vessels to Cretan families
hile respecting the blockade. They would thus
have to apply for permission to that effect from the
Turks, who would certainly refuse it. The com-
mander and the consul have therefore demanded
fresh instructions from St. Petersburg, but commu-
nication being difficult at the present season, the
question will not probably be settled until the
winter is over, and with it the suffering of the un-
happy Cretan families. The condition of those who
were brought here by the Assurance is such as to
excite compassion in the most insensible breast.
They arrived in the most utter destitution. The
delegates of the Anglo-llellenic committee of Lon-
don received them on landing, and took them under
their protect iou.

The Chamber reopened on the 22d inst. There
was no speech from the throne. The election of
the President did not take place until yesterday,
when M. Crestenitis, the Opposition candidate,
obtained 91 out of 100 votes. The Ministry sup-
ported no candidate for the post.