The Sun.
London, England, 1859-04-05 00:00:00

THE M AURITIITS.

The advices from the) Mauritius are to the 11th
of March.

Abundant rains had fa tllen and greatly benefited
the plantations.
Money was plentiful, alnd trade heavy.
Sugar had advanced.
No gold came per Salsette, which brought the
Australian mails.

The Panther, with the mails from Bombay, Mau-
ritius, and Australia, arrived at Marseilles at 10.30
a.m. yesterday, Monday, the 4th inst. The mails
left at noon for London by special train. The ves-
sel is to undergo 45 hours' quarantine. The Sal-
nide arrived at Suez from Sydney on the 27th of
March. The Pera left Malta for Southampton on
the Ist inst., at 4 p.m.

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

MARSEILLES, APRIL 4.
Advices have been received from Naples to the

2d instant.

The strength of the King is continually declin-
ing, and the news of his Majesty's condition has
caused a fall of 4 francs in the public funds during
the last two days. Since the commencement of
this year, the fall has been 10 francs.

The Queen has despatched Prince Carini on a
diplomatic mission to Berlin.

The armaments are still going on, and three
vessels have left Naples laden with shot for Sicily.
The troops garrisoning the citadel of Syracuse have
recently been reinforced.
Advices have also been received from Rome to
the 2d inst.

The French Ambassador, Duke de Grammont,
has given a dinner to the Marquis d'Azeglio and
other Piedmontese notabilities resident in Rome.

The Marquis d'Azeglio has been recalled by
telegragh to Turin. The Prince of Wales and
Lord Stratford de Redcliffe are still in Rome.

FRANCE.

" Under the first Empire," says a Paris letter in
the Inclependance of Brussels, "there were as many
ofas ttyacihgaranitaribe,i.ns, and in Austria the number
;is even more considerable. The
iecond French,
inferiorofv iepam!
Vienna
is resolved that the Court
shall not be
splendour and pomp either
to the Court
of Napoleon I. I
can aor the historical traditions
state on information obtained
from a good source that the Emperor is about to
number nominate a considerable of new chamber-
lains, but without salary. Amongthe persons
mentioned as likely to obtain this honour are
Count de Nieuwerkerke, M. Dui:
amel, deputy,
Couut de Contades, and M. de Las Cam,:

Emperor of
A letter in the Nord says :—" The
the French, though accepting as a fact the exist-
ence of the treaties of 1815, will never consent to
give them by his signature a new consecration. In
invoking the protocol of the 15th N0v.,1818, of Aix
la Chapelle, Austria contrived a plan for obtaining
a new sanction of those treaties ; but the Emperor
has formally declared that he will not sign in the
Congress any protocol mentioning the treaties of
1815. In that declaration, at the present moment
lies the principal difficulty in the negotiations. It
is desired to discover a form of expression which
shall guarantee to Austria the maintenance of her
possessions in Italy without mentioning the treaties
of 1815, and that is not easy."
The Nord gives the following as the probable
points which the Congress will aim to get adopted
at its sittings :—" 1. The sovereign independence
of the Italian States, situated beyond the provinces
reserved to Austria by treaties, will be anew pro-
claimed, and placed out of reach of all attack, by
the collective guarantee of the Powers which
sign the future treaty. These States will be
declared for ever neutral and inviolable ; and
any encroachment on their security and their
territorial integrity will be considered as a
question of general interest. As a measure of
just reciprocity, they will be bound to respect
that neutrality, both between themselves
and as regards all other States ; and not to
undertake anything against the internal or external
tranquillity of others. No exclusive protection is to
be exercised over them by any of the guaranteeing
Powers ; and none of those Powers is to have any
special right of meddling in their internal affairs,
-without a previous understanding between the five
Powers. 2. The special treaties now existin g between
them and the signing Powers shall be revised and

set aside, if necessary, in conformity with the prin-
ciples of the preceding proposition. 3. An investi-
gation shall be made to ascertain if the rights of gar-
rison ascribed to Austria by the act of 9th June, 1815,
and the treaty of 10th June, 1817, in the towns of
Ferrara, Comachio, and Piacenza are compatible
with the full independence of the Italian States,
and if those rights are not sufficiently compensated
for to Austria by the adoption of the principles of
neutrality and of a collective guarantee applied to
those States. In any case, the regulations relative
to the exercise of the said rights, settled between
them and Austria, shall be revised and brought
back to the strict terms of treaties. 4. As the
security of the Governments and the welfare
of the populations depend on the confor-
mity of the institutions with the tendencies,
wishes, and wants of the latter, the sovereign
princes of the States of Italy shall be recom-
mended to revise the political and administrative
laws of their States. That revision shall be made
by them freely in the full independence of their
sovereignty, and after consulting the wishes of
their people. It is well understood that in no case
can the Powers meddle, either collectively or sepa-
rately, in the relations between the Italian Go-
vernments and their subjects, nor in the adminis-
tration of the Italian States. 5. The Powers
reserve to themselves the right of presenting in the
course of their negotiations special propositions in
addition to the four which precede."
PARIS, MONDAY.
Pmt.'s BOURSE, April 4.—Theßente market has
been flat, having been influenced by the numerous
sales in railway shares. Threes varied from 68f

25c., to 68f. 10C.; Mobilier, 765 f. to 750 f.; Austrian,
545 f. to 540 c. ; Orleans, 1,345 f. to 1,332 f. 50c. ;
Lyons, 842 f. 50c. to 837 f. 50c. ; Eastern, 630 f. to
620 ; Western, 540 f. to 530 f. The following were
the closing quotations :

41 per Cents. .... 95 50
Do. end month .. -

3 per Cents. 6B 15
Do. end month 68 15
Bank Shares 2875

Crklit Foncier 640
Belgian 41 —
Piedmontese (5)
Roman B7
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —

Credit Mobilier 740
Do. Account

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern 920 .. 920
New ditto 795 .. 795
Lyons and. Mediterranean 835 .. 836 25
New ditto
• . --
Geneva 525 .. 520
Midi
•
Southern
Western 550 • . 547 60
Eastern
Grand Central — • • --
Sardinian
Austrian
Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 71c. ; money
25f. 21c. ; three months, paper, 24f. 971 c.; money, 24f. 921 c.