The Sun.
London, England, 1859-12-14 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY IVfAIL.

The following telegram has been r eceived at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

MALTA, DEC. 10.

The Vectis, with the outward B ombay ,mail,
arrived at 7 p.m. on the 7th and left at 8 a.m: on
the Bth inst.

The China (from Southampton oil the 27th of
November) arrived on the Bth at 3 a.ul ~ and left at
11 a.m. The Candia arrived at Sue zat noon on
the 4th.

The Ceylon with the homeward Calcutta and
China mails, ex Candia, arrived at ME ita at 6 p.m.
on the 9th, and was to leave at 9 a.m,. on the 10th.

The steamer from Bombay reacht d Aden on
the sth.

MARSEILLES:, DEC. 13.

The Panther, with the mails from 'Calcutta and
China, ex Candia, arrived here e.t B.m. this

morning.
The mails left for London at 10.
SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY" MORNING.
The Ripon steamer, with the Born 1: ay and Aus-
tralian mails, passed Hurst Castle at 91..25 a.m.

FRANCE.

PARIS,. TUESDAY.

To-morro w Prince Metternich will. present his
lettres de creance to the Emperor as A. ustrian Am-
bassador at the Court of the Tuileries. M. Desam-
brois, the new Piedmontese Minister here, is ex-
pected to go through the same form. early next

week.
It has been said that the Roman Gm n 3rnment had
only agreed to meet the Powers at *Congress on
written conditions. This is not true ; :although the
Government of Rome has let it be kno 'cvn what are
its views concerning the temporal p t )veers of his
Holiness and the necessity of restorie i, g the States
of the Church now declared to be in /I ) volt.

The France Centrale, published Et: t Blois, bas
received a second Warning for havili protested
against the first.

Madame Lemoine ha's lodged an a Fpeal against
her sentence before the Court of Cass: t Lion.
The .2tioniteur contains the follov P ing :—" The
Minister of the Interior has made himself ac-
quainted through one of the principal :functionaries
of his department with a project for 'the construc-
tion of dwellings for the working cla ses of Lille,
an account of which has been forward It 3d to him by
the Bureau de Bienfaisance of that city. Well

knowing the constant solicitude of his Majesty for
the working classes, his Excellency, , after having
examined the reports submitted to hi, xt on the sub-

ject, has allotted to the city of L ille a‘ sum of
100,000 fr. for the construction of tho: ie dwellings."
The 6ecle publishes the following observations
on the assertion that M. de Tavel is it diplomatic
agent of France in Italy :—" That ge wtleman does
not belong to the French diplomatic body, but he
is an ex-avoyer of Berne, and was i ntimately ac-

quainted with the Emperor, when he was a refugee
in Switzerland. According to some l )ersons M. de
Tavel bad a long conference with the Emperor and
received his instructions on several Joints, one of
which was to caution the Italians against encourag-
ing too positive or sanguine hopes as tc ) the decisions
which they anticipate from the C 'ongress, and
against the dangers of an obstinate resistance to
those decisions if they should not be e xactly in con-

fortuity with the wishes of Italy. Ve persist in
hoping that these precautions will be unnecessary,
and that the majority of the Europe a 32 plenipoten-
tiaries will listen to the wishes of the Italian popu-
lations."

The loss occasioned by the fire on the Place de
la Concorde in the old Garde-Meuble i is estimated
at 80,000 fr.

TrIE BOURSE, Dec. 13.—Saks fi 1r realisation
have continued today and checked the upward
tendency. Threes have been done at 70f. 75c. and
70f. 65c. ; Mobilier varied from 86 sf. to 855 f. ;
Lombard, 582 f. 50c. to 580 f. ; Austria in, 578 f. 75c.
to 576 f. 25c. ; Lyons, 947 f. 50c. to 942 f. 50c. ;
Orleans, 1,440 f. to 1,435. ; Southern, 5 45f. to 540 f. ;
Western, 585 f. to 580 f. The follow ing were the
last quotations:-
41 per Cents.
Du. end month .. 97 40

Credit Foneim 725
Belgian 4f
Piedmonteso :5) .. 85 75
Roman Bl
Austrian

_ .
3 per Cents 7O 50
Do. eni month 7O 60

Bank Shams. 2890

Credit Mobilier .. 855

Do. Account

Spanish Thre es ..
Home Debt.. ~... 43 50

RAILWAYS.
Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern 9BO .. 980
New ditto 865 .. 860
Lyons sad Mediterranean 942 50 .. 940
Geneva 560 .. 560
South,•rn
Weg'eru 585 .. 587 50
Es ,tern
Sardiniaa
0—
Austrian
Lombard ..... 5Bl 25 .. 578 75
. ._ _

Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. ; money,
25f. 9c.; three months, paper 24f. 95c. ; m oy, 24f. 931 c.

ITALY.

A Paris letter in the Independance ! says :—" In
Italy some discouragement is beginni nn to prevail.
General Fauti encounters strong opposition, and is
accused of being the cause of the diss elution of the
military league, which is taking plc ,ce. A letter
written by Colonel Frappli, one of the bravest com-
panions of Garibaldi, which has been c oinmunicated
to me, explains clearly the intrigues of all kinds
which caused the general and his frier to resign,
and it declares that Garibaldi never ' thought of
breakingse eo nn tf ae ivone tollifeima:,ailniasdutice, in order to fl Inee the dc-
cisions of the Congress. M. Frappoli ;so discou-
r
r, aragteedliftel—ratashedc, hesitatesman to accept the pot ;t of repre-
to
ri.
sentative
Our corresponden
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sitihe
companions.
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intow aupt
of his
tat Florence," say; ; the Nord