The Sun.
London, England, 1857-12-25 00:00:00

is cleared.

The Minister of the Kolapore State was stabbed
in his office on the 23d of November by an Arab
soldier. The wounds are slight. The Arab was

actuated by private motives only.

From the Southern Mahratta country intelli-
gence has just been been received of a rising near
Moodhul.

A force was advanced from Belgaum to restore
order. The state of things in that part of the

country is net satisfactory.

The remaining part of the Bombay Presidency

is quiet.

Reinforcements have arrived in the Warrior
Queen and the Italian, but more are urgently re-

quired.

Al/ is quiet in Madras and the Nizam's country,

MARSEILLES, DEC. 23.

The Cannel has arrived with accounts from
Constantinople to the 16th. Admiral Mehemed
Pacha has come as a passenger in this packet.
She brings 2,buo,voor. in spooisa nit freight.
Resehid. Pacha was getting every day more
popular. He offered a Turkish frigate for Lord
Stratford de Radcliffe for his passage to Trieste,
but it was declined. The English residents at
Constantinople presented an address to his lord-
ship, expressing their regret at his departure.
M. de Lesseps had not yet made any applica-
tion to the Sultan relative to the Isthmus of
Suez.

Baron M. de' Talleyrand lately gave a grand
diplomatic ball at Bucharest, the honours of
which were done by Lady Bulwer.
Violent gales of wind had lately prevailed in
the Black Sea. The Hydaspe is expected here
(Marseillo) on the 27th, with 1,500,000 f. on
board, from Alexandria.

BERNE, DEC. 23.

The Council of the States has adopted a resolu-
tion in favour of the Oron line of railway. The
deputies of Vaud have declared that the canton
will submit to the decrees of the Federal Assem-
bly. The session closed to-day.

A letter from Prevesa, in the Trieste Observer,
states that Husni Pacha, who has been sent by
the Porte against the Klephts (Greek brigands),
bas obtained some favourable results. Husni
Pacha having now been appointed Governor of
Janina, has left Hurshid Effendi to continue the
operations. Nevertheless, the Turks have little
hope of any permanent success, the Klephts being
protected .by the Greek population. As a proof
of the extent to which this protection is carried,
the correspondent states that the famous brigand,
Dimitri Scalzajani, was seen walking publicly in
the streets of Prevesa, while Husni Paella was un-
able to obtain tidings of him.

FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY.
A Council of Ministers, at which the Emperor
presided., was held yesterday at the Tuileries.
The Emperor left Paris this morning for Ram-
bouillet, for a day's shooting.
TEE BOURSE, Dec. 24.—The report which had
been circulated of the Bank of England having
reduced the rate of discount to 8 per, cent.
was premature, and prices rather receded. The
market remained rather heavy to the close, when
the following were the quotations :

Cub. er. End onsrontk.
4i per Cents
3 per Cents 67 55 67 95
Bank Shares 3150 Credit Foncier 570
Credit Mobilier SO2 50 Roman
Do. Account B,O Austrian
Belgian 44 —— Spanish Threes
Fiedreontese(s) — Home Debt

RAILWAYS—FOR CASH. '
tr. 'fr
Orleans
Midi
0
Northern
New Ditto '775 Strasburg
Lyons and Med 855 Grand Central
New Ditto... ....... 837 i— Sardinian —
Geneva 865 Austrian Cora. ...... 720