The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-28 00:00:00

LA TEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 28.

Queen Isabella leaves for Lisbon on a visit to
the King of Portugal on the Ist of December, and
will return on the Bth of that month. Her Ma-
jesty will be accompanied by the President of the
Council of Ministers.

MALTA.
VALETTA, Nov. 27.

Quarantine restrictions have been removed on all
arrivals from London and Liverpool with clean bills
of health, and on arrivals from all French ports
excepting Algeria.

HUNGARY.
PESTH, Nov. 28.

The Left has agreed in principle that the Hun-
garian Diet shall vote an Address in reply to the
Royal Rescript, provided the Address states that
the Diet will suspend its labours until a constitu-
tional state of things is re-established in Hungary.

TURKEY AND ALBANIA.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 27.

The Levant Herald of to•day announces that the
insurgents have obtain6d a fresh victory in Candia,
and says :—" Strong agitation exists among the
Christian inhabitants of Albania, said to be headed
by a priest. A Turkish Commissioner has left for
Albania to act as mediator."

ROUMANIA.
.'tUCTrafr•_ST. Nov. 28.

Prince Charles gave audience yesterday to Al
D'Avil, the Consul-General of France, who pre-
sented his credentials.

AME RICA.
(By Atlantic Telegraph.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.

General Dix has left for France to assume the
post of United States Minister at the Court of the
Tuileries.

The Inman steamships City of Washington and
City of Cork have arrived out.

THE BOMBAY MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 28.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's screw
steamer Tanjore, Capt. Brooks, which left Alexan-
andria on the 12th inst., Malta 16, Marseilles 20,
and Gibraltar 23, has arrived. She brings 75 pas -
sengers (among whom are Mrs. Thomas and family,
Capt. Roberts, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Gamble, Capt.
Walrond, Mr. J. E. Watson, &c.), £4,976 in specie,
28 bundles and 29 pieces of ivory, 71 cases of shawls,
and sundries.

She left Marseilles :.n a very high gale from
N.W., lasting 24 hours ; otherwise she had gene-
rally fine weather during the voyage.

The meteoric shower was observed from the
Tanjore on the morning of the 14th inst., between
2 and 4 a.m., when the vessel was in lat. 33.3 N.,
long. 22 E. The whole heavens were illuminated
by thousands of meteors, shooting in a S.W. direc-
tion. At the time the weather was fine, but shortly
after it blew a fresh gde from the N.W.
On crossing the Bar at Alexandria, on the 12th,
the Tanjore spoke the hark Mark, of Whitby, and
on the 24th, off the Tagus, she passed an American
man-of-war (name not known), standing in to
Lisbon.

Her Majesty's ship Psyche was at Alexandria ;
the Prince Consort, llibernia, Gibraltar, Royal
Oak, Enterprise, Cruiser, Cossack, and Magawa at
Malta.

The steamships Persian, from Liverpool; London,
from London ; Cairo, from Liverpool ; Odessa, from
London ; Pera, from Southampton ; Genova, from
Glasgow; Fanny Lambert, from Cardiff ; Gibraltar,
from London ; and Luxor, from Cardiff ; and also
the brig Pro Tern. and the brigantine Sketty Belle
(both from Swansea), had arrived out at Gibraltar.

Exchange at Gibraltar—London, 491 to i ; Paris,
sf. 23c. ; Marseilles, sf. 24c. ; Madrid, 1 dis. ;
Cadiz, i to / dis. ; Seville, I to i dis. ; Malaga,
I dis.

FRANCE.

BREST, Nov. 27.

The Transatlantic Compagnie steamer Pereire,
from New York on the 17th inst., arrived here last
night. She brings 183 passengers and $250,000