The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-12 00:00:00

LONDON.

" The Ottoman, from Bombay, with dates to the
21st, has arrived. Some excitement exists among
the Mahomedans of the Punjaub.
" The sth and Gth Regiments of Madras Cavalry
have shown symptoms of disaffection at Hyderadad•
" The telegraph from Kurrachee to Lahore is
completed.

" The import market had improved. Prices
were higher. The general export market had im-
proved. Cotton was in demand at higher prices.
" Freights to Liverpool, 17s. 6d. to 225. ; Lon-
don, 15s. to 17s. 6d.
" Exchange—London, six months, bank bills, 2s.
and 3-16 ; Five-and-a-Half Loan, 6 discount."

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

TItIESTE, SEPT. 10.
The Austrian Lloyd's steamer just arrived brings
the following advices :
SHANGHAI, July 15.—0 n the arrival of the allied
squadron at the mouth of the Peiho or Yellow
River, its further advance was prevented by the
Chinese. An engagement by land and water took
place on the 25th of June at the Taku Forts.
The English lost several gunboats and 464 men
killed and wounded; amongst the latter are 22
officers. The squadron has returned. It is stated
that the American ambassador has been admitted
to Pekin. The hope of the treaty being carried out
is given up, and a fresh war is considered imminent.

CANTON, July 20.—A1l traffic with the interior is
interrupted. The allies still occupy the town.

ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 3 (va VIENNA

The vessels of the expedition to Pekin, having on
board the French and English ambassadors, were
fired at in the Peiho river with cannon balls.
Three English war ships were sunk, 16 officers
killed, and the English admiral wounded.
The ambassadors were compelled to return.
MARSEILLES, MONDAY.

The Panther, with the mails from Calcutta,
China, and Australia, arrived here at 3 o'clock this

morning.
Mails leave for London at 10 a.m.

TRIESTE, SEPT. 10.

CALCUTTA, Aug. B.—European intelligence has
been received here through the Red Sea Telegraph
for the first time.

The civil employes have raised objections to the
,hreatened diminution of their salaries.
The Commander-in-Chief has issued an order of
he day, in which he addresses the European troops
n a warning manner.

The rebel fugitives in the mountains of Nepanl
number about 8,000.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
CALCUTTA, AUG. B.—lmports flat. Exports
Freights unaltered. Exchange, 2s. ,Zd.

quiet.
2s. yd.

MADRAS, AUG. 13.—Exchange 3s. id., 2s. d.
CANTON, JULY 20.—Exports little doing; for im-

ports no inquiry.
SHANGHAI, JULY 15.—Silk quiet. Tea market
favourable. Exchange, 6s. 41d. Freights, nothing
done.

PARMA, SEPT. 11.

The National Assembly, after having received
the report of the commission, voted unanimously and
b 3 ballot the " decheance" of the Bourbon dynasty,
and the perpetual expulsion of all princes of that
house from the government of these states.

At the same sitting an address of thanks to the
Emperor Napoleon wac_i unanimously adopted, and
the following proposals were taken into considera-

Lion—viz.:-

1. The annexation of the States to the Kingdom
of Sardinia, under the constitutional sceptre of
King Victor Emmanuel.
2. The construction of a silver medal to be distri-
buted among the inhabitants of those provinces
which have taken part in the war.
3. The erection of a monument to perpetuate the
names of those compatriots who have died for their
country since 1848.

TURIN, SEPT. 11, i P M.

(iFFICIAL DESPATCH.)

FLORENCE, SEPT. 11.—To-day, Signor Ricaso