The Sun.
London, England, 1859-10-06 00:00:00

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We have received the following telegram from
the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company :

MARSEILLES, THURSDAY MORNING.

The Panther with the mails from Bomba7 and
Australia, arrived at Marseilles at 4 this morning.
The mails left for London at 10 a.m.
Letters will be delivered on Saturday morning.

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

PARIS, WEDNESDAY.

The Emperor has declined to be present at the
banquet offered to him by the commission of the
Municipality of Bordeaux ; it is therefore supposed
that his Majesty will not make the anticipated
speech, but the Emperor and Empress will be pre-
sent at a grand ball to be given in their honour on
the evening of the llth, and will arrive in Paris on
the 12th instant. The Imperial Prince will travel
direct from Biarritz to Paris.

The Paine of this evening affirms that the
Sardinan Ambassador at Rome has to-day received
his passports.

The Patric also believes itself correct in stating
that the ...Mediterranean squadron has received
orders to put to sea immediately, but is unacquainted
with the object and duration of the expedition.

PARIS, TIIITIISDAY.

The Constitutionnel of this morning contains an
article signed by its chief editor, M. Grandguillot,
stating that the preliminaries of peace of Villa-
franca had rescued Italy from every foreign inter-
vention, no matter under what name or from what
quarter it might cpme. France confines herself to
give the Italians proper advice, which, if followed
by them, would have ensured the prosperity of
ginvain offered advice
dictate orders to Italy.
Csheenteraanl
nlottalgyo;
sbo uftarhaasvti no

VIENNA, OCT. 6.

Letters from Naples state that great agitation
continued to reign there, and that fourteen persons
belonging to the highest families bad been arrested,
amongst whom are the Baron Galotti, the Marquis
D'Afflito, and the Marquis de Bella Caraciolo.
They are accused of holding reunions for the dis-
cussion of politics.

FRANCE.
, .
PARIS, TUESDAY.

There seems no longer a doubt of the truth of
the report that the Papal Government has sent the
Sardinian Charge d'Affaires his passports, but the
gravity of the fact is disminished by the circum-
stance that diplomatic relations between the Courts
of Rome and Turin have been interrupted ever
sinoe the famous law known as the Convent Bill
pasf,ed the Sardinian Chambers.

Baron Brenier, French Ambassador to the Court
of Naples, embarked at Marseilles on Monday, to re-
turn to his post. He is said to be the hearer of a
courteous message from the Emperor of the French
to the young King.

:BOURSE, Oct. s.—The market was buoyant at
th opening, but large sales were effected, and
cam se d a downward effect on prices. Threes, after
having been done at 69f. 90c., and 69f. 95c., re-
ced ed to69f. 70c. Mobilier varied from 827 f. 50c.
to 817 f. 50c. The coupon of 30f. has been de-
ducled. on the Orleans, and 17f. 50e. on the Western.
Tlbe former have been done at from 1,380 f. to
90f., and the latter at 575 f. to 580 f. ex. div. ;
Lyons, 9151. to 9121. 50c. ; Northern, 942 f. 50c.
to 910 f. ; Southern, 520 f. to 527 f. 50c. ; Austrian,
551,f. to 5521.50 c. ; Lombard, 560 f. to 556 f. 25c.
Thu 3 following were the last quotations:—

4t ,er Cents. .... 95
Do. end month

Credit Foncier
Belgian 41

3 p a- Cents. 69 65
Do. end month.... 69 80
Bat SharQs. 2826

Pieilmonteso (5)
Roman
Austrian

85 25
86 --
84 -

Cr dit Mobilier .. 822 60 Spanish Throes
1.10.. Account ..... 818 75 Home Debt

RAILWAYS.

' 7 ..
Cash. Account.
Cid lam
Ma :thorn • 940 .. 940
/N;e• w ditto. 825 .. 830
7,y ons and Mediterranean 9ll 25 .. 911 25
Cll neva • 537 50 .. 515
Si uthern
W astern 572 50 575 -
•q
Ea stern

Sat •dinian — .. -
Ai strian
Lo mbard .. ..
; Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 121 e. • money,
251 • lie.; three months, paper, 24i`. 95c.; money, 21f. 921 c.

Punch is supremely delightful this week. Inso-
nit ich that the Sun cannot help shining upon the red-
n o ied droll one little ray of approbation. "Blondin
ora tdone !" Can anything be happier than this
ea rtoon, representing Lord Pam in spangles
al a very large " smalls," wheeling Johnny
ho appears to be frightened out of his
lii b by his perillous postion), in a wheelbarrow
1.1.1ng a rope (labelled Palmerstonian Politics) over
e.n abyss of Falls, well rivalling Niagara! Falls
n u irked respectively American Difficulty, Reform
D fficulty, Italian Difficulty, Chinese Difficulty,
In lien Difficulty ! The cool complacency of the
1,41 of the arch-acrobat of politics as he trundles
lii s way jauntily over the foam and rush of
d 1 these down-coming difficulties—with a wink
q u .ivering on his eyelid, and the immortal
li tle bit of straw between his lips ! How gladly
r )uld he, if necessary, pitch over the little man in
wheelbarrow ! And that little man—if he
yal'y chanced to turn vicious in the midst of the
pet fortnance—how readily, by one movement,might
he bring the whole to a disastrous conclusion !
Tibe situation is admirably defined between those
arcades ambo—the two chief performers.
MR. R. STEPHENSON, M.P.—The health of Mr.
Robert Stephenson, the eminent engineer, is re-established.
Mr. Stephenson's indisposition was very much exaggerated
in the journals in which it was noticed, and the hon. gen-
peman is now pronounced convalescent.

TATTERSALLS'-(THIS EVENING.)

There was nothing doing at Tattersalls' this evening.
We had not received the result of the Bedford races when
we went to press.