The Sun.
London, England, 1859-10-17 00:00:00

TIIE SUN, LONDON' MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBEI 17, 1859

with our power." That we know, as the editor at
our Antipodes does, to be the truth ; it vexes one,
therefore, out of all patience to be asked to meet from
time to time sham arguments, which, if we refute
them, and they have been refuted a hundred times,
do nothing towards gaining our object. Let LORD
SOHN RussELt-say boldly, "the rule of the landed
aristocracy through their hold on their serfs in the
counties and in the agricultural boroughs, and of

the monied aristocracy through their power in
our Gloucesters and Wakefields—this rule of the
landed and monied aristocracy is for the good of
the country—release the electors from the land-
lord's and monied man's power, and he would go
wrong—let him vote as he pleases, and his votes
would not please me." Let his Lordship meet us
in this way, and we should know how to deal with
him. But, he probably fears that the electors
would know how to deal with him also. Into this
subject, however, we cannot just now enter. We
only demand that if our Anti-Ballot Governors
want to preserve their power over our votes, they
should say so openly; that they should not play
the hypocrite by putting forward morality, when
they care for nothing but power.

LATEST NEWS.

The following telegram bas been received at
Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Shipping Company's Overland
Mails :

The Pekin, from Bombay, 26th September,
reached Aden on the sth inst., and would leave for

Suez next day.

The Malta, ;with the outward September mail,
arrived at Aden on the 4th, and left on the sth
inst. for Australia:

The Company's steamship Jeddo arrived at Bona.
bay on the 23d September, 57 days from Southamp.
ton, and would leave for Suez next day.

The following telegrams have been received at

Mr. Reuter's office :

ZURICH, OCT, 17

All questions, including the monetary settlement,
have now been definitively arranged by the Pleni-

potentiaries.

PARIS, OCT. 17.

The Prince Napoleon, who left Havre on board
the steamer Dauphin, accompanied by Vicomte
Cler, M. Ferri Pisani, and M. Hubaim, is expected
to visit the Great Eastern at Holyhead to-day or
to-morrow, where it is anticipated he will meet
her Majesty the Queen of England.

SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY.

The Royal Mail steamship Parana, from the
West Indies, &e., passed Hurst Castle at 12.40
p.m. this day.

PARIS, SUNDAY.

The report that France claims 300,000,000 f. as
indemnity of war from Piedmont is-without founda-
tion. The French Government, however, having
made advances to Piedmont before and during the
war to the amount of 60,000,000 f. in arms, provi-
sions, and money, now claims only reimbursement

of that sum.
The Prince Napoleon left last night for England
to visit the ports and arsenals, and also the Great

Eastern.

General Dabormida had, yesterday it conference
with Count Walewski.

The Moniteur publishes a decree authorising the
" agents de change" of Paris to employ one or two
chief clerks who may act in their name and under
the responsibility of the " agents de change." The
privileges of such clerks cannot be transferred by
sale.

The Moniteur in a note further announces that

the " agents de change" have giYen notice to the
Minister of Finance that for the future, some
special cases excepted, their brokerage will be re-
duced from Ito 1; that further, for time bargains
in French Rentes, the brokerage twill be lowered
from 25fr. to 20fr. per 1,500 fr. Rentes, and that the
fortnightly liquidation, heretofore in practice, is
abolished.

OCT. 15.

Count Kisseleff bas not yet quitted Paris for
Warsaw, but will have an audience of the Empe-
ror to-day, and will take his departure to-morrow.
General Dabormida, the Sardinian Minister of
the Exterior, has arrived in Paris, and had an in-
terview with the Emperor yesterday.
The Grand Duchess Marie de Lcuchtenberg
sister of the Emperor of Russia, will be among the
guests to assemble at Compiegne.
The Pays of this evening announces that Rear-
Admiral Dupony hak left for London on a special
mission. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sar-
dinia, General Dabormida, will proceed to London.
It is asserted that the treaty of peace will be
signed at Zurich by the plenipotentiaries before
Monday next. It is likewise stated all the Catholic
Powers will be represented at the Congress, which
is to be held at Brusiels".

BRUSSELS, OCT. 16

Austria proposed Holland as arbitrator of the
Lombard debt. France, however, is said to have
declined this proposition,as the Dutch Government
might evince a certain bias on account of the great
number of holders of Austrian stock in Holland.
Letters from Paris state that reports of some
changes in the Ministry arc still afloat, and that
Count Walewski and the Duke of Padua are men-
tioned as being likely to retire.

MADRID, OCT. 13

Cortes.

TRIESTE, OCT. 15,

ZURICH, OCT. 15.

GENOA, 0cT.15.

BRESLAU, OCT. 15.

/ PARMA, OCT. 15.

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY.

The Correspondencia Autografa states that Mo-
rocco has offered satisfaction to Spain, but without
replying to the ultimatum. Hopes are entertained
of a pacific settlement.
This morning Marshal Serrano left Madrid.

To-day at twelve o'clock the delay expires which
has been granted to Morocco for giving satisfaction
to the Spanish Government.

In the evening the Spanish Consul at Tangiers
will leave that place, and after his departure no
offer of satisfaction will be accepted.
No further news has been received here from

Algesiras.
The debate on the question of the indemnity for
Church property is still being carried on in the

Advices from Alexandria to the 9th inst. state
that the works of the Suez canal have been entirely
discontinued. The note from the Grand Vizier to
the Viceroy of Egypt reserves to the Sultan the
right of deciding the question of constructing the
canal: Nlufta Bey is the bearer of the despatch
from the Porte.

It is stated that Austria, before accepting the
arbitration of a third Power for the settlement of
the debt of Lombardy, demands that the maximum
and the minimum of the debt of Lombardy should
be settled.

The King has arrived here amid the enthusiastic
cheers of the people. The town is decorated with
flags.

The Dowager Empress of Russia has also arrived
here. The King conducted her Majesty to the
residence assigneil for her, the Royal Palace.

It is asserted that the Emperor of Russia and
the Hereditary Grand Puke will arrive here- next
Thursday. The Prince Regent of Prussia is ex-
pected here on Wednesday evening-, and on Thurs-
day a grand military parade is to be held.

Several Turin papers have stated that Parma
has been occupied by Piedmontese troops. This
assertion is without any foundation. Many fresh
arrests have taken place here. General Ribotti has
issued a proclamation in which it is forbidden for
any one not belonging to the army to wear a mili-
tary dress.

BOURSE, Oct. 15.—The Syndic of the Agents-
de-Change read today to his colleagues the Im-
perial decree which authorises the brokers to

have one or two principal clerks to do business
even two hours before and two hours after
the time of regular business. The market has
been very firm. Threes, after having been
done at G9f. 60c., went up to 69f. 75c. Mobilier
varied from 795 f. to 803 f. 75c. ; Austrian, 5171.50 c.
to 550 f. ; Lombard, 555% to 5571. 50c. Lyons,
907 f. 50c. to 912 f. 50c. ; Orleans, 1,3651. to 1,3701.
The following were the last quotations :

it per Cents. .... 95 251 Credit Foncier
Do. end month .. ---IBelgian 41 99 50
3 per Cents 69 75 1 Piedmentese (5) .. 85 75
Do. enJ month 69 80 Roman B5
Bank Shares 2325 Austrian —
Credit Mobilier .. 807 50 Spanish Threes
Do. Account •„ .. 805 ,Home Debt 43 12