The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-11 00:00:00

L A.TEST NEWS.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARSEILLES, FRIDAY.

The steamship Panther, with the Calcutta and
China mails, arrived at Marseilles at 7 o'clock

last evening.

The mails left for London at 10.30 p.m.

Intelligence has been received from Constanti-
nople to the 2d inst.

The Sultan, the preceding day, received the
diplomatic corps, who came to offer their congratu-
lations on the marriage of the two Princesses.
M. Thouvenel was spokesman on the occasion.
The heads of the different religious creeds had
been invited to the marriage, which produced some
sensation.

An accident had occurred at Pera, where the
flooring of a temporary building, used as a church
by the Greeks, gave way during Divine service,
and 30 persons were either badly injured or killed,
the number of the latter not being stated.
The boiler of the Djeddah steamer burst just as
the vessel was leaving for Syria, and several per-
sons were scalded or killed.
Rain had fallen in abundance at Rhodes and
Samsoum, and had removed the apprehensions
entertained concerning the harvest.

It is stated in a Paris letter in the Nord that the
amount of indemnity which the English govern-
ment requires the King of NapleS to pay to the
two engineers is 3,0001., and that the time allowed
for an answer to the ultimatum is a fortnight.

FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY.

The illoniteur says :—" The Emperor had the
pious idea of assuring to France the possession of
the habitation in which the Emperor Napoleon I
terminated his days, and of the tomb in which his
ashes reposed. Associating itself with the august
solicitude of his Majesty, the Legislative Body voted
to the department of Foreign Affairs an extraordi-
nary credit of 180,000 f. The acquisition of these
precious remains is now a fait accompli. An
order of the proper authorities of St. Helena on the
18th March last, and ratified on the 7th May fal-
lowing by the Queen of England, conferred on the
Emperor of the French and his heirs for ever the
absolute property of the domain of Lmgwood and
of the tomb of Napoleon I. Thus, thanks tp the
friendly intervont;on of the Government of her
Britannic Majesty, these sacred plants in which
incompArable destinies were accomplished, belong
henceforth to France."

"It appears," says the Moniteur, "from offi-
cial returns that the indirect taxes and revenues,
in May laAt, show an incrtTe of 1,949,477 f. over
those of the same month of last year. The augmen-
tation would be 2,637,964 f. if the double decime on
registration clues, which has ceased to be levied
.t,inca the commencement of the year, were taken
into account. The incrdase is 7,9d8,507f., com-
pared with May, 1850, and 7,354,548 f. above the
estimates for the budget of 1858.
M. Cremieux has undertaken the defence of M.
Proudhon before the Court of Appeal.

Count Pallieri, who had been ent 0 Paris by the
Piedmontese Government to arrange the trouble-
some little affair of Monaco, has suddenly left for
Turin, in order to confer with Count Cavour about
an unexpected difficulty.
It is very positively stated that the judges of in-
struction'of Versailles have made what is called a
decree of " store lieu," in the affair of M. de Pene,
the English of which is that the prosecution against
Lieut. Hyenne is barked, and he will be free to
pursue his military career, and enjoy the esteem of
his comrade, who approve of his conduct. This
result was to be expected.
Prince Napole:in will leave Paris for Algiers, it

is said, in J'u!y, but only for a visit of about a
fortnight. His Imperial Highness will take his
definitive departure in the course of the autumn.
A visit from the King of Greece to the Emperor
and Empress of the French, is, the 'port states,
spoken of i❑ the court circle.
Baron de ReichtofJn, representative of Prussia
in the late commission of Bucharest, has arrived in
Paris.

BOURSE, June 10.—An advice of the Bank of
France was posted up to-day, announcing that the
rates cf the discount and of the advances had been
reduced from 4 percent to 31 per cent. The prices
went down towart:s the close, when the following
were the quotations
per Cents

Lo. end m0nth......

Credit Fonder
Belgian 4i
Piedmontese (5)
Roman B9!Austrian
90
Spanish Threes
Home Debt 39
—Fon CASEI.
Midi
487:
Western
515.
Strasburg
Grand Central .......••
Sardinian4lo
Austrian

3 per Cont. ..... 68
Do. end month 63 50
Bank Sh tres 3075

Credit, Mobilier 607 50
Do. Account 602 50

RAILWAYS.
Orleans

Northern -0

New Ditto 7lO
Lyon and Mediterau —

New Ditto

Genova

BELGIUM.

The Brussels Nord has been prohibited through-
out the whole of the Austrian dominions. In its
number of the 11th inst. the Nord says—

" We own that if the measure is detrimental to our in-
terests, it does not surprise us. We had often received
a warning by entreaties as well as by threats of the little
coup d'etut which has fallen upon toss. We knew that we
had to choose between the exclusive and servile defence of
a policy opposed to the general interests of Europe, and
the prohibition of the impartial considerations which those
interests and that policy inspire us with being admitted
into Austria.
"Let Austria relinquish the isolated position she has
assumed in Europe • lot her give up the pretention which
transpire through all her acts of confiscating to her own
advantage all the useful results consequent upon the late
war ; let her, finally, subject her policy to reason, justice,
end the general interests of the great European commu-
nity, and, despite the prohibition she puts upon us, she
will not fig:l more eager and mere disinterested defenders
than ourselves."
Tin.: Nord then denies the accusation that it re-
ceives its inspirations from. the banks of the Seine,
and acids
" We may, perhaps, have shortly an opportunity of re-
turning to the accusation, and, if Austria astonished no
' oee by her ingratitude, we may, perhaps, have cause to
astonish her by our frankness and candour. But, till then,
we shall maintain our reserve, and continue the path we
have hithe, to followed, however skilful may be the means
employed to turn us from it."

SARI)/ N lA.
The budget of receipts of the kingdom of Sar-
dinia for 1858, has just been presented to the
Chamber of Deputies at Turin. The ordinary
receipts are laid at 143,959,854 fr. ; the extra•
ordinary. at 1,022,6661 r., nuleing a total of
144,982,5201 e. For 1859, the amounts proposed
by the minister are—ordinary, 145,210,733 fr. ;
extraordinary, 200,026 fr. ; total, 145,410,764 fr.
The committee has reduced the ordinary expenses
to 141,236,210 fr. In 1857, the taxes on landed
property amounted to 18,076,870 fr., the poll-tax
1,4U1,484fr., and licences to 1,543,798 fr•

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 6th state that
General de la. Concha is to remain Governor of
Cuba. M. Danos.o Cortes had been appointed
Under Secretary of State of the Finance Depart-
ment-. The resolution of the Government to cause
the free import of foreign corn to continue had re-
duced the price of wheat in several markets. By a
dccree signed by the Queen on board the Francisco
da Asis, the infant Prince of the Asturias, her
Majesty's son, is nominated a midshipman in the
navy.

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A Vienna letter, in the Nuremberg Gazette, says :
—" The discussion of the Montenegrin question
will bo commenced at Constantipole immediately
after the arrival of Sir Henry Bulwer, the new
English Ainbassa-'or. The memorandum addressed
by the Porta to the great Powers has just been
communicatol by Prince Caliiinachi to C.,unt
Buol."

Advic s from Stockholm Etate that Major-Gen.
Malenburg has been appointed commander-in-chief
of the camp of Axowana, and Major Gen. Michelet
commander of tho Nor Negiau tr,ops who are to
form pact of it.

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The Chamber of Reprsec,tatives of Hanover on
the Gth rejected an amendment •adopted by the
Uppfor Chaaiber in the bill relative to public func-
tionaries', *rich amendment enacts that professors
of Roman Owl°lic coll(Iges shall be exempted from
the operation of she bill. The Chamber afterwards
proceeding to the discussion of the budget of ex-
=ns,eitrie,jeebi-uetcl
vtlovtoedcreanditisnedreemasaenodfedl,oboyotlalers
the Go-
to the stiitisticll bureau, and an annual credit of
10,000 tbalers for the establishment of a permanent
legation at SG. Petersburg.