The Sun.
London, England, 1859-03-21 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

MALTA, MARCH 18.
The Bombay mails of the 25th of February leave
to-day.
The Rohillas had been dispersed by Brigadier
Hills. The forts were captured without a blow.
Tantia Topee is still at large ; he is believed to
be in the neighbourhood of Deesa. _ _

There is no news of moment from Oude or

Nepaul.
A new loan for five crores is announced from the
Ist of May next at 51 per cent.; subscriptions re-
ceivable half in cash and half in 5 per cent. paper.
The issue of Treasury-bills ceases on the 30th of
April, and a new issue at 4 per cent. commences
on the Ist of May. _ _

Bombay import market dull, with a decline in
prices. Business in exports very limited.
Exchange, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 214 d. for credits.

VIENNA, MARCH 19.

Within the last few hours things have assumed
a much more favourable appearance. Both France
and Austria display a very conciliatory spirit. It
is stated that there is to be a Congress in some
neutral place.

VIENNA, SUNDAY.

The Ost Deutsche Post warns the public not to
place too much in confidence in peaceful reports, and
says that it is very doubtful whether a Congress of
European Powers will be convoked.
The Imperial Law Gazette publishes a decree
annulling the Customs Union Treaty concluded
between Austria and Modena. The same paper
yesterday contained a decree prohibiting the
exportation of arms, gunpowder, and sulphur to
the Italian States.

A letter from Vienna, dated March 18, says :
" The day before yesterday no fewer than 100
heavy guns were conveyed from the Leo-
poldstadt to the terminus of the Southern Rail-
road. Persons who saw them taken across the
bridge state that there was an extra carriage to
each cannon. Yesterday a tremendously long train
left Matzleinsdorf, the first station on the
Southern Railroad, with ammunition. " All the
vans," says an eyc-witness, were filled with cannon
balls, shells, rockets, &c. The fourth battalions of
the regiments in Italy and in Vienna are already
under arms, and a fifth or depot battalion (two
companies) is being formed. The army now in the
Lombardo-Venetian kingdom, and in the Papal
Legations, consists of about 140,000 men (22,000
men belonging to Italian regiments have been re-
moved to Bohemia), but by the middle of April it
will be 200,000 strong.

The funds yesterday again rose considerably.
Metalliques, 74, or 1 per cent. higher than Friday's
closing. National Loan, 77.20. Exchange on
London, 109.50.

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

PARIS, MARCH 21

The Moniteur contains a report of M. Rouher,
the Minister ad interim. for Algeria. The report
has been approved by the Emperor, and announces
that Government will continue this year to buy the
cotton, which it may require, from the planters of
Algeria. The decree upon the report also abolishes
the duty upon growers, settled the cotton prices,
and promises rewards to the most skilful cultiva-
tors.

The Moniteur also publishes a report of the re-
view, held yesterday by the Emperor on the Champ
de Mars.. After the troops had defiled past, the
Emperor repaired to the Pont de Jena, and gave
orders to the sentinels to allow the crowd to ap-
proach. His Majesty was immediately surrounded
by an immense concourse of people, which rushed
with precipitation almost under the feet of the
horses, shouting with the greatest enthusiasm the
cry of Vive 1 'Enapereur ! No accident whatever
happened from this demonstration, which was quite
spontaneous on the part of the public.

TURIN, SUNDAY,

The mining works which had been commenced
for the purpose of blowing up the Bridge of Buffa-
lo= are stopped. The damage already done has not
been repaired.
Letters from Tuscany state that GovernMent has
seized a pamphlet, bearing the signatures Ridolfi,
Ricasoli, Peruzzi, and others, which protests against
the treaties existing between Austria and the
minor Italian states. This circumstance has pro-
duced considerable agitation in Tuscany, and ad-
dresses for signature, expressing the feeling of the
Tuscan people, are now circulating through the
country.
According to advices from Rome to the 17th
inst., General Grammont has again received a note
from Cardinal Antonelli requesting the immediate
evacuation of the States of the Church by the
French troops.

MARSEILLES, MARCH 19.
Advices have been received from Genoa to the
18th.

Volunteers from Tuscany continue to arrive in
companies of twenty. The authorities of Tuscany
permit their departure.
It is asserted. that France intends to protest
against the construction of fortifications by the
Austrians in Piacenza.