The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY..
The list of candidates for the electoral districts of
Paris on the Opposition interest was agreed to this
morning. As it stands at present it comprises the
frilowing names :—M. Laboulaye, formerly one of
the editors of the Constitutionnel, candidate for
the first arrondissement ; M. Bethmont, second ;
M. Havin, principal editor of the Siecle, third ;
GenPral:Ca,vaignac, fourth.; M. Carnot, fifth ; M.
Goudchaux, sixth ; M. Darimon, of the Presse,
seventh ; M. Vavin, eighth ; M. Ferdinand de
La,steyfiP, ninth ; and M. Emile Olivier, tenth.
The Government candidates are the same as at the
lait election.

The French navy appears to have rendered im-
portant services on the coast of Algeria during the
recent campaign against the Kabyles. Several
vessels of war watched the movements of the tribes
dwelling on the coast. Two steamers, the Cacique
and the Gregeois, in a fortnight transported 2,000
tons of munitions and 500 sick or wounded.
The Jtfoniteur contains a d(cree opening extraor-
dinary credits for the years 1856 and 1857, of
100,000 f. and 131,888 f., making 231,888 f., for .the
payment of the pension granted to Marehal Pelis-
Bier, with the title of Duke of Malakhoff.

There is also a portion of a voluminous report on
the charitable contributions to, and endowments
of, the army.

A despatch received in Paris says, that the Prince
TOUS3OUM and General Meneckli will set out from
Egypt on the 30th of May, for Paris.
The chiefs of the tribes of Kabylia who have
given in their submission to the French Generals
Lave requested permission to visit Paris. -
The Euphrate, which touched at Alexandria, has
brought to France a son of Said Pacha, aged four
years. The young prince is accompanie'l by two
gouvernantes and 'by Clot Bey. He is to remain
for some months at Marseilles, and will, then pro-
ceed to Paris and London. The same vessel also
brings eight dromedaries as a present to the Em-
peror. These animals are intended to be harnessed
to field pieces. Accounts from the Principalities
state that the elections have been again postponed
in consequence of the difficulty of drawing out the
electoral lists.

BOURSE, June B.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. fr. e. End of Month.
4i per Cents
3 per Cents 67 35 67 60
Bank Shares 4,500 Credit Foncier 562i—
Credit Mobilier 1,155 -- Roman
Do. Account ......... 1,150 Austrian . 90
Belgian 4i
Piedmontese (5) 9l 5Q Home Debt
RAILWAYS—FOE CAS& '

tr. tr c.
Orleans 1 455 c.
Western 770 --
Northern i—
Lyons 1,470 New Ditto i—
Mediterranean 1835 Grand Central
Geneva
Midi

RUSSIA.
According to the latest accounts from St. Peters-
burg, the Emperor and Empress of Russia, attended
by Prince Gortschakoff; Minister for Foreign Affairs ;
Prince Dolgoroucki, Minister of Police ; and a
suite of 200 persons, will quit St. Petersburgh on
the 25th inst. On the 28th of July they will be at
Kiel, and sleep at Rambod, whence they will pro-
ceed by way of Gottingen to Darmstadt.

Certain advices from St. Petersburg, dated May
16, state positively that the new tariff has been ap-
proved and passed by the Imperial Council, and
that its publication may now be expected every
day ; on the other hand, letters from the same place
dated the Ist of June, state as distinctly that the
new tariff has not yet been approved by the Em-
peror, for the very reason that the Imperial Coun-
cil has not yet finished its examination of the pro-
posed draught. In the absence of any reliable in-
formation, the least sanguine expect diens of the
speedy promulgation of a new tariff are the nearest
to correctness, at any rate they lead to the smallest
amount of disappointment if unfulfilled. The
greatest impatience and the liveliest expectations
are felt on the subject in St. Petersburg, and the
" hope deferred" is causing a very lamentable sus-
pension of business.