The Sun.
London, England, 1859-10-27 00:00:00

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA

MAILS.

:PER PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM COMPANY.)

The Bengal left Aden for Suez on the 15th inst.,
she was delayed at Point de Galle for the Ganges
(the China steamer) which put into Trincomalee
short of coals.

The Ceylon arriced at Alexandria on the 17th
instant. The mails will probably be delivered in
London on Monday next.

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

BERLIN, OCT. 27.

The Tuscan deputation entrusted with a mission
to the Courts of Prussia and Russia has left for
Warsaw. Several particulars having been published
concerning what was accomplished during their
stay at Berlin, the Prussian Gazette contains to-
day the following remarks :—The statements pub-
lished by the papers concerning the reception of
the Tuscan deputation by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs are in the essential parts inexact." The
Prussian Gazette lays particular stress on the fact
that the deputation was not received officially, be-
cause the Tuscan Government has not been recog-
nised by the Prussian Court. The interview be-
tween the Tuscan deputation and the Minister for
Foreign Affairs was strictly private ; neither were
the particulars of the interview destined to be
made public.

MADRID, OCT. 25.

The rumours which have been current concern-
ing a peaceful settlement with Morocco are without
any foundation. Generals Zabala and Serrano and
other chiefs of the army take their departure this
evening. General Olano will leave on Saturday.
The Spanish Consul was still at Tangiers on the
24th instant.

PARIS, OCT. 26.

At the request of M. Mon, the Spanish Ambas-
sador in Paris, Marshal Randon, the Minister of
War, has placed materials of war at the disposal of
the Spanish Government, and has declared that the
Emperor will support the military operations of
Spain in the war against Morocco by advances made
in a similar way to those made to Piedmont during
the late war.

It is asserted that the Emperor will pay a vis:
to the King of the Belgians.
The Patrice of this evening says :

Their Majesties will stay at Compiegne from the
30th of October to the 30th of November. There
s no foundation for the rumour that the Emperor
of Austria is expected at Compiegne. The Grand
Duchess Maria of Russia will visit their Imperial
Majesties during their sojourn at Compiegne. The
Queen of Holland arrived yesterday at St. Cloud.
12 10 r.m.

The Bourse opens without any material altera'
tion. Rentes, 69f. 45c.

3 15 P.M.

Rentes close at 69f. 35c., showing no alteration
as compared with yesterday ; but in railway shares
a slight decline has taken place.

MADRID, OCT. 24.

The Spanish Consul gave notice to the Moorish
Government on the 19th inst. that he was about
to quit Tangier immediately. Marching orders
have been given to the troops which are to
join the expeditionary corps d'ar»2ee. A decree
appointing Marshal O'Donnell to the command-in-
chief of the military forces is expected to appear in
the official Gazette of to-morrow. The Marshal will
start at the end of the week. General enthusiasm
prevails among the people. Hurricanes are now
prevalent in the Straits.

MARSEILLES, OCT. 26.

Advices have be&n received from Constantinople
to the 19th inst.

Four chiefs of the late conspiracy have been con-
demned to death—nkmely, Hussein Pasha, a mufti,
a colonel, and an individual who was to have
killed the Sultan. These condemnations had
provoked a fermentation among tho populace, and
direct threats of revenge had mysteriously reached
the Palace of the Sultan. The executions have
been delayed. The Sultan has written a letter to
the Ministers reproaching them that the reforms
have been incomplete. Kibriali Pasha took office
yesterday as Grand Vizier. He was formerly a
pupil at the College of Saumur, in France. Modi-
fications of the Cabinet are expected. All the
conditions under which Kibriali Pasha stated he
was willing to enter the Cabinet have been accepted.
The Montenegrins have began again to commit
great atrocities against the Turks; the members of
the commission for the settlement of the boundary
question escaped them quite by chance. A con-
spiracy has been discovered at Aleppo, and arrests
have taken place.

ZURICH, OCT. 26.
The Austrian Plenipotentiary, Count Colloredo
expired this morning.

TURIN, OCT. 2G.

The Minister of Justice has tendered his resigna-
,ion, on account of the Court of Cassation being
ransferred from Turin to Milan.

The statement has been confirmed that several
Deputies held a meting yesterday in order to
solicit the Government to accelerate the armaments
and to pursue energetically the work of uniting
Central Italy.

BRESCIA, TUESDAY.

The Austrians. have evacuated five Cantons of
the district of Gargnano, on the Lago di Garda.
The enthusiasm of the inhabitants is very great.

CASSEL, OCT. 26.

The Second Chamber in a secret sitting of yester-
day resolved, by 21 against 15 votes, to take into
consideration the proposal of the member M. Herr-
kin to present an address to the Elector for re-
establishing the Constitution of 1831. The pro-
posal was referred to a committee to make a report
on it."

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY.

Captain Baron Clement de la Ronciere le Noury
has been appointed to the command of the French
squadron in the Levant.
A Paris correspondent of the Nord says :—" The
conviction seems general here that at any moment
new incidents may arise, which will require all the
attention of the Government. Despatches have
consequently been sent off to Vienna to hasten the
selection of a successor to Count de Colloredo, in
order to close the conferences of Zurich as soon as
possible.

The Patrie tonight contradicts the report of the
visit of the Emperor of Austria to Compiegne. En
revanche the Queen of the Netherlands has arrived
at St. Cloud on a visit, and Princess Maria of
Leuchtemberg will attend the Cotnpiegne fetes.
Count Colloredo, you will have heard, died at
Zurich yesterday. The Austrian Government have