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

HUNGARY.

PESTII, Nov. 28

The Left bas agreed in principle that the llun-
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 obtained 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.

BUCHAREST, Nov. 28

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

AIM 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 in 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 gale from the N.W.

On crossing the Bar at Alexandria, on the 12th,
the Tanjore spoke the bark 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, Hibernia, Gibraltar, Roya:
Oak, Enterprise,' Cruiser, Cossack, and Magoera
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 Tem. and the brigantine Sketty Belle
(both from Swansea), had arrived out at Gibraltar.

Exchange at Gibraltar—London, 49i to ; Paris,
sf. 23c. ; Marseilles, sf. 24c. ; Madrid, 1 dis. ;
Cadiz, to f dis. ; Seville, 4to dis. ; Malaga,
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

in specie.

BOURSE, Nov. 27.—Two o'clock.—Business is
veryew
dull
and
a a
remarkablyve takert
f
place, quotations indi-
cate a decline on yesterday's prices. French Threes
transactions
are worth 69f. 60c., with a loss of 71c. Italian
Fives lose 15c., at 5Gf. 10c. Credit Mobilier
Shares have fallen again below the much-disputed
price of 600 f., and are invir only quoted at 597 f. 50c.,
6f. 25c. lower. Nothing doing in Credit Foncier
Shares. Turkish Debt Five per Cents. is better
sustained at 34f., an advance of per cent. Im-
mobiliere Shares have declined below 400 f., to 396 f.
25c., or 3f. 75c. lower. Railways are likewise dull,
with lower quotations, but there is scarcely any-
thing doing in any securities.
Three o'Clock.—The market has closed as fol-
lows :

4f per Cents 9B 30 Bank Shares 3620
Do. end month — Italian Loan 56 15
3 per Cents. 69 60 Do. end month 56 15
Do. end month 69 65 Mexican Loan —

Credit Mobilier 602 50
Do. end month 596 25
Credit Foncier —
Do. end month 13i0 -
BAIL

Do. Bonds —
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred

For Account.
Orleans
Northern llB5
Lyons and Mediterranean 905
Southern 583 75
Western —
Eastern —
Sardinian —
Austrian
Lombard 406 25

North of Spain 122 50
Saragos::a,
Ditto to Barcelona
Roman. ,

65 -

FENIAN UNIFoRms.---Yesterday the Liverpool de-
tectives seized a large box recently arrived from
America, which, on examination, was found to contain a
very handsome Fenian officer's uniform—to wit, a rich
tunic of green cloth, elaborately braidad, and with gold
lace on the collar, a dress waistcoat with harp buttons,
and a cap of green silk, with the Irish harp in gold on the
front. The box also contained three revolvers, a dagger,
leathern belt and cartridge-box, and a book of "official
regulations."

THE WINDSOR STROLLERS.—The first perform-
ance of the eighth season of this gentlemen amateur
company at the Windsor Theatre took place yesterday
evening. Every part of the house was crowded, the dress
boxes and stalls being filled with the nobility and gentry
of the neighbourhood, every sitting having been taken
immediately on the announcement of the annual visit of
this distinguished corps. The receipts, after deducting
expenses, will be banded over to the Windsor Royal In-
firmary. Among the old and popular favourites in the bill
were—Mr. Palgrave Simpson, W.S. ; Mr. Lincoln Lane,
W.S ; Mr. W. Hartopp, O.S.W.S. ; Mr. C. P. Pembleton,
O.S.W.S. ; Mr. Honywood, W.S. ; Mr. C. Peel, W.S. ; Mr.
Strawy, V.S. ; Mr. Bolton Rowe, N.S. ; Mr. Fremantle,
11.W.W.5• ; Mr. Hozier, W.S. ; Mr. Blunt, W.S. ; and Mr.
T. K. Holmes, O.S.W.S. The ladies engaged on this
oc:casion were—Mrs. Leigh Murray, Miss Milley Palmer,
Miss Ada Chester, and Miss Willard. Mr. Craven offi-
ciated as stage manager. The performance consisted of
" The Lighthouse," a drama by Wilkie Collins, followed
by a farce "Christmas Boxes," and concluded with the
farce of "My Dress Boots." The orchestra consisted of the
band of the Royal Horse Guards, under tho direction of
Mr. Boosey. The second performance will take place on
Thursday next.

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