The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-02 00:00:00

noon.

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company have
received the following despatch from Marseilles
this (Friday) morning :
" The steam-ship Panther, with the Bombay
mails, arrived at Marseilles at midnight, Thurs-

day.
"The mails leave for London at 10 o'clock this

morning.

BERLIN, JUNE 30.

The Temps has a strong article on the question
of the garrison of Rastadt. The dispute becomes
more and more serious.

Queen Victoria will come to Cologne in the
month of August.
The Commission for settling the frontiers of
Montenegro will assemble about the middle of July
at Ragusa.

TURIN, JULY 1.
The contract for the loan of 40,000,000 f. has
been taken by Rothschild, of Paris, and by the
Commercial Bank of Turin.

FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY.

The rumour of the approaching.convocation of
the Corps Legislatif still gains credit. The
object will be to submit to the approval of that
body the conventions discussed between the State
and the railway companies—conventions which may
eventually lead the State into expenses, since they
guarantee a minimum of interest which, if not fur-
nished by the receipts, must necessarily be paid
from the budget.
The ilioniteur contains the following
His Majesty the Emperor arrived at Cha!ons
yesterday at half-past seven, after visiting the
works at the camp. There was no official recep-
tion, but the population gave his Majesty a most
enthusiastic welcome. In the evening the whole towu
was illuminated. This morning at nine o'clock his
Majesty left for Plombieres, where he arrived at
half-past aye. Although his Majesty had expressed
a wish that his passage to Epinal should have no
official character, tue population assembled in
crowds at the station, and received his Majesty
with the warmest acclamations. The health of
his Majesty is excellent.
BoußsE, July I.—The following were the last
quotations :

par Cents ...... 94: 25 Credit Fonder
Do. end month - Belgian 4,)
3 per Cent. ..... 68 Piedmontese (5)
Do. end month 6B Roman
Bank Shares . ...... 3000 ,Austrian

Credit Mobilior 63'2, 5) Spauish Threes
Do. Account 635 Home Debt 371

RAILWAYS.—FOR CASH.
1270 j Midi

Orleans

Northern

New Ditto..

- Eastern

637,1

Lyon and Mediteran 770 Grand Central ...; .....
New Ditto — Sardinian

Geneva

SPAIN.

A telegram from Madrid announces the fall of
the Istulitz Cabinet. O'Donnell is appointed
premier ; Negret), minister of justice ; Corbero,
minister of public works ; Mac,,da, minister of
marine ; and lierreza retains his portfolio as
minister of the interior. Tile new ministry be-
longs to Vie party called the "Liberal Union."
General Concha has cnaplained to the Govern-
ment of the insults of the English in reference to
the Lve trade question.

THE CAPE MAIL.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
PLYMO UTH, FRIDAY.

The Celt steam-ship, Robert Browne com-
mander, arrived here this morning with the Cape
mails. She left Table Bay May 21st), St. Helena
31st, Ascension June 4th, and brings a cargo of
wool, wine, Azc., value 13,0001. Among the pas-
sengers are the Rev. Lord Charles Hervey, Count
Lutterhan, and Colonel Newdigate.
Hostility in the Orange Free State continues. The
colony maintains a strict neutrality. Two Basuto
towns and two French missionaries have been de-
stroyed ; the missionaries lost all their property.
The Boers have suffered much in the command,
but the enemy are ietreating_to their great natural
fortress. Sir G. Grey has consented to act as medi-
tor betweeo the belligerents.
The colony is highly prosperous, and agricultural
produce rapidly increasing.
Parliament was to be prorogued early in June.
The new Chief Justice, Sir William Hodges, had
arrived, and took his seat, as President of the
Legislative Council, on May 20.
The first batch of emigrants had arrived in the
Gipsy Bide, and their judicious selection gave
great satisfacion. Eighteen children died from
measles on the passaLe.
The Boscawen, Admiral Grey, returned to
Simons Bay, May 11, having some cases of coast
fever.

The Pearl arrived Aprill2. Dr. Livingstone was
received most enthusiastically. In addition to a
dinner and address, a testimonial, consisting of a
box containing 800 guineas, was presented to him.
The expedition left Simons Bay, May 1, for the
Za.mtiez'a. The Hermes proceeded with her as far
as the bar. • Mrs. Livingstone ou account of indis-
position remained with her father.

The Am--..rican Arabia was wrecked in Table
Bay, May .10.• The Ariadne, from Bombay to
B.)ston, was met with in 32 S., 33 E., in a sinking
state, by the Arabia, and the crew landed at Cape
Town.

Five transports with horses had left for India.
The Rus,ian Nuadron left -for China, April 25.
The mail ship Woitnan arrived out, May 18. Her
Maj f sty's ship Cambrian, from Plymouth for China,
put in Shnon's Bay April 29. The Buffalo was at
Ascension.