The Sun.
London, England, 1859-02-08 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1859.

LATEST NEWS.

INDIA.

The following telegram, from Mr. Acting Con-
sul-General Green, was received at the Foreign
Office, February 8, at 3.10, a.m.
"ALEXANDRIA, FEB. 2.

" The steamer Nemesis arrived at Suez on the
30th January. Dates : Calcutta 9th Jan. ; Madras,
13th January ; Hong Kong, 30th December. The
following telegram is dated
ALLAHABAD, JAN. 11.

"Major MacPherson reports from Gwalior, that
on the 3d, or perhaps the 4th instant, 3,000 of
Tantia Topee's force, under a Nawab, probably
Rapeen Ally crossed the Chonogal, at the Ipeppier
and Pepiebdia Ghauts, from Loklasree, en route to
Jeypore.

" Nothing has been heard of Lord Elgin's voyage
up the Yangtse Kiang. Baron Gros is at Hong
Kong.
" According to news received from Cochin China
to the 18th December, no active operations had
taken place, and it was reported that the Admiral
was waiting further instructions from France.

The following telegrams have been received by
Mr. Reuter :

PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.

Ah article in the Presse of this evening ex-
presses entire sympathy with the policy of the
Imperial. Speech, which it considers firm, but con-
ciliatory. •

Count Cavour has sent a circular note to the
diplomatic agents abroad explaining the motives
for contracting a new loan.
A private telegram from Algiers, dated the 6th
of February, mentions a proclamation issued by
General M'Mahon, in which he announces that the
Division Lenaud has been recalled to France, and
concludes with the following words :—" Depart,
depart, soldiers ; be brave, disciplined, and stead-
fast."

BELGRADE, FEB. 6.

The solemn entry of Prince Miloseh and Prince
Michael into the town amidst the jubilee of the
populace has taken 'place. The Senate and the
Ministers have not been allowed to take part in the
solemnities of the reception.

NAPLES, FEB. 4.

A message received from Bari announces that
the King has again fallen ill. His Majesty is suf-
fering from an attack of pleurisy, which had been
imperfectly cured. He will return to Caserta.
The marriage of the hereditary Prince was eele,
brated .yesterday.
It is asserted that a note from the English Go-
vernment has been received here, containing re-
monstrances against the insufficiency of the amnesty
granted by the Neapolitan Government.

BUCHAREST, FEB. 7.
The following nominations have been officially
announced:—

President of the Council and Minister of Justice,
Jean Philippesco. Interior, Nicolas Golcseo.
Finance, Catadzi. War, Vladopano. Foreign
Affairs, Demetrius Bratiano. Public Instruction,
Jean Cantacuzene. Comptrollor, Gregoire Philip-
pesco.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY.

The opening of the Legislative session for 1859
took place in the Salle des Etats of the new Louvre,
as announced, about one o'clock. Before, however,
that hour arrived the whole of the long room was
filled with deputations from the Senate, the
Chamber of Deputies, the municipal bodieS, a
number of military, and those who had received
permission to witness the solemn ceremony. The
galleries and every part of the salle were occupied
by ladies and gentlemen—the ladies wearing,
bonnets and morning toilettes, whilst the getitle-
men (non-official) were in evening dress. The'mi-
litary and civil officers and deputies of course wore
their uniforms. On the platform of the throne, before
the Emperor arrived, were seen Gen. Canrobert, M.
Fould, Minister of State, M. Walewski, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, the Papal Nuncio, Gen. Fleury,
most of the Government Ministers, &c. In the
gallery to the right the diplomatic corps were
seated with their ladies, and opposite, and in fact
running all round the galleries, were crowded with
ladies and gentlemen. Shortly after one o'clock
the Empress entered, accompanied by the Princess
Clotilde and the ladies of honour. All were dressed
in pretty morning toilettes. The bride looked very
interesting in a pink silk robe and bonnet of the
same colour. The Empress as usual looked very
elegant. Shortly after their arrival the cry of
Vive l'Empereur !" was heard, and his Majesty
presented himself, accompanied by their Imperial
Highnesses Prince Jerome and Prince Napoleon,
the latter taking his seat on the left, whilst Prince
Jerome took his on the right of the Emperor, amid
the cheers of the assembly. Without delay the
Emperor read the speech from the throne.
BOURSE, Feb. 7.—A great rise had taken place
yesterday among jobbers, and Rente had improved
frore-6-7f. 85e. to 69f. 30c., as it was announced that
the Imperial Speech would be completely pacific.
The text of that Speech, however, not being quite
so absolute as was anticipated, the Emperor an-
nouncing only a firm but conciliatory policy, the
above rise has been maintained. Threes have been
done at 68f. 75e., and declined to 68f. 20e. Mobilier
varied from 805 f. to 780 f. ; Orleans, 1,320 f. to
1,305 f. ; Lyons, 835 f. to 830 f. ; Southern, 527 f.
50c. to 520 f. The market gave way slightly
towards the close, when the following were the
quotations

4f per Cents. .... 96 75 Credit Foneier 650
Do. end month .. 96 50 Beltritga
43
3 per -68 15 Piedmonteso (5) 83 50
Do. end month.... 68 10 Roman BB 50
Bank Shares. 2900 Austrian —
Credit Mobilier .. 775 Spanish Threes
Do. Account ..... 772 50 Home Debt