The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

THE SUN, LO DON, SATURDAY F. VBNING, SEPTEMBER 19, is

yesterday, much to the rejoicing of the residents, who prizes, in charge of, and anchored close to, the
all flocked t . the vessels. Fury and the Bittern.
Great apprehensions were entertained that the troops 1 We are glad to say that the squadron is reported
here, the 63rd N.I. and 11th Irregular Cavalry, would to be healthy. The stations of the ships are as
rise on the night previous, and this feeling appears to follow :—Tribune, Haughty, Elk, and Starling at
have extended to the bazaar people, who report that • Cullen pee Fort ; Niger and Cruiser at Wangtung
the conduct of the troops was boastful and insolent when Fort ; Acorn at Tiger Island ,• Esk at the Second
referring to the British power, to coerce them to resign
Bar; Samson off Powder Island; Highflyer, Plover,
their arms. All doubt on this score has now been
and Staunch at the First Bar ; and Bittern at Sixty-
allayed, and they have received ample proof of the utter
six Point. The Wangtung Fort is garrisoned by
inability of Sepoys to stand their ground when con-
fronted with our European soldiers. marines under Lieut. Burton, R.M. In Hong
Colonel Campbell, C. 8., in command of the 90th Kong, we have the Calcutta, Sanspareil, Fury,
issued orders immediately on arrival of the steamers for Opossum, Forester, and Bustard. The Sybille left
the regiment to disembark under arms at 4 o'clock, and to-day for the Bogue, in tow of the Coromandel,
I believe it was arranged with the principals here— and will be followed by the zanspareil. The Nan-
Colonel Hannyngton, commanding the station, and kin is at Macao, the Comus at Amny, the Camilla
Captain Alexander, the Irregulars—that the troops at Fuhchau, and the Pique at Shanghae. At
should be ordered out on general parade. The infantry Ningpo are three French men.of-war.
lines faced the ghat, the steamers were anchored at about
The French squadron is for the present anchored
a mile in distance, with the paradeground, a fine maiden,
at Tong-koo.
between. The cavalry lines are some two miles behind
the infantry. An extraordinary rumour has just reached usi
The entire regiment of H. M. 90th had di-embarked, thale while the European newspape-rs have been
and were in full inarch towards the Infantry Lines, by talking of the British occupying the Island of For-
ball-past four o'clock, under a very heavy shower of mosa, Commodore Armstrong, of the United States
rain, whichthowever, did not appear to dlscornfort the
in.
ea3vpeo-,nsliibaisiityq.uietly " annexed" it on his Own
men much, who were in great spirits at the prospect of
a collision with the jet blsaes of the murderers of defence- From Fuehau we have no later intelligence
less women and children. Oa approaching the lines, the than to the 7th inst., and that via Shanghae. The
Native Infantry were observed to have been arranged in rebels are reported to have retired. leaving the
a square, and H. M. 90th divided off into three columns,
passage from the tea districts clear ; -but from the
so placed as to intercept any attempt at a retreat. After
non-collectioni of the first crop, and the late gather-
the reading of the Government Order, the command to
ins of the second, few fine teas are looked for.
pile arms was given, and responded to without demur.
Many of the muskets on inspection were discevered to From the districts near Fuhchau, considerable
be loaded. I must here mention that two brass light artivais had taken place, and the Cairngorm was to
field pieces had been sent out to the lines, manned by leave on the 4th July, with about 1,000 tons of tea
sailors from the Government steamer Jumna, which bas on board. Rice was dear, but the crops looked
been lying here for some four days. The muskets of the well.
disarmed sepoys having been taken possession of by a
company of the 90th, were placed in possession of the The Pekin Gazette up to the 15th of June states,
that the business of the Government at Canton
guns, and the regiment then marched on to the direc-
tion of the cavalry lines, from o'hich the Irregulars were goes on as steadily as if perfect quiet reigned
seen to advance: On approaching to within a distance throughout the length and breadth of the empire.
The Herald reports 700 insurgents to have lately
Chinkeang
of about 300 yards from the European regiment, they
dismounted, and on a nearer approach, were ear- deserted from.
remodel by the 9D h. Their commander, Captain Business had been brisk in imports, and prices
had advanced. The tea market had fairly opened,
Alexander, then communicated the instructions from
Government, for their being disarmed, when at considerably above last year's opening prices. A
there was a very apparent stir amongst them, and two large business had been doing in silk also ; 25,000
attempts made -to remount their horses ; a good bales of new had arrived, and 'TOO bales daily were
number gaining their seats, but a flank of the 90th promised. Latterly, however, less disposition was
advancing towards them, and the rest being so arranged shown to purchase, and a decline of 15 taels had
as to cut their retreat off, they were got into order again. taken place.
Some of the men were actually seen to load, but whether Several powerful pirate fleets are cruising about
from the waut of unanimity, or more probably the dread the coast. One of these had blockaded the schooner
of the splendid body of men confronting them, their in- Vixen in Namquan.
ten: tot s were not carried into effect.
Os the order being given to deliver up their arms and
accoutrements, many of the men absolutely flung their
pistols, bolts, &c., into the air, and on the whole, al-
though they did deliver up their arms, they mauilested
the utmost disaffection. They had, however, to endure
II still greater surprise, and one which they were evi-
dently not prepared for, and that was the seizure of their
horses, which being their own property they thought
would not be taken from them. The latter were taken
off to the hospital-yard, round which and several other
pucka buildings there is the enclosure of a pucka wall.
The 200 men of her Majesty's 35th, stationed here, were
engaged in disarming the guards at their different posts.
Thus ended the amusements of the evening. I must not
omit to mention that whilit the colonel and officers of
the 90th with their men were all oat during the rain and
up to nearly nine o'clock at night, and had the entire
job of placing the arms and horses within the enclosure
above referred to, many of the station staff and native
regimental officers walked off quietly to their mess ; in-
deed, much might be said, in no way flattering to them,
if a comparisou were to be drawn between them and the
orderly and soldier-like bearing and conduct of the Euro-
pean regiment.
It is pleasing to record the fact that all the men of
this splendid regiment are in capital health and spirits,
and no sickness whatever on board ; the steamers, al
though crowded, are well ventilated, everything, in fact,
is good, but the Commissariat arrangements, which, as
usual, are infamous ; the bread being the very worst
that can be imagined, and the biscuits no better ; the
Latter pieitivly black and magotty.
Our European soldiers must not be sacrificed to offi-
cial indlence, and some one must be made answerable
for the utter indifference displayed by all parties who are
connected with this departreent. Let it be borne in
mind the value which' should be attached to the life
of every European soldier in the present times, and I
feel confident the disregard hitherto shown for their
comforts will call for the immediate notice of the Go-
vernor-General in Council. The Colonel of the 90th
despatched 200 men this morning at 11 o'clock, to
search -for all arms in the bazaar. Further particulars
I hope to be able to send you by the next post.
The Government steamer Keel, which had been
despatched with the ammunition, and came up last
evening, has returned this morning, and will probably
be in before the post of this day.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
HONG-KONG. July 25.

Exchanges.—Oriental Bank bills, on London, six
months' eight, 4s. 11k. On Calcutta and Bombay,
three days' sight, R. 230. Commercial Bank of India,
on London, six months' sight, 44. 11id., at sight, 4i
10d. On Calcutta and Bombay, three days' sight, Rs
228

SHANGHAI; July 15.

Exchanges.—On Landon, bank bills, 7s. ld.—per
Shangbae tael. On Calcutta, East India Company's
bills accepted, R. 330 ; Bank bills, three days' sight,
Its. 350. On B,mbay, Bank bills, three days sight,
Rs. 330—per 100 Shangbae taels. On Canton and
Llong•Kong, 2Si per cent. discount.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.

A letter from Chalons of the 17th says :
"The Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by
Colonels tLord. Surghersh, Clifton, and Maude,
his aides-de-camp, arrived •at the camp this
morning at half-past eleven. The Prince was
received at the station of Mourmelon by Ge-
neral Fleury, aide-de-camp and first equerry
of the Emperor, and was escorted by a squadron of
Cent Gardos of his Majesty. H.R.11. is to pass
some days with the Emperor, and is to attend the
grand manoeuvres which are about to take place.
General Lord Cardigan has also, on the invitation
of his Majeaty, taken up his residence at the Impe-
rial quarters. In the course of the day, the Em-
peror and the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by
Marshal Vaillant and Colonel Clifton, visited all
the camp."
BOURSE, Sept. 18.—The following were the last
quotations :
Cash. fr. End of Month.
44 per Cents
3 per Cents 67 67 15
Bank Shares 2,810 Credit Foncier
Credit Mobilier 825 Roman
Do. Account B2O Austrian
Belgian 4i — Spanish Threes
Fiedmontese (5) 9O Home Debt

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88 -

RAILWAYS—FOB CASS.
tr. c. fr C.
Orleans 1,3671— Western 7OO
Northern
Lyons and Med 845. New Ditto
New Ditto 8576— Grand Central i—
Geneva
Midi

We are informed that the. Governor• General's Body.
Guard, which was disarmed on Tuesday, were subjected
to the process entirely at their own request. Tney in-
formed their commandant that finding themselves objects
of suspicion and aversion in Calcutta, they wished to
resign their arms for a period. The request was of course
complied witb, and the transaction was affected with the
greatest politeness on both sides. "Nothing, indeed,"
to use the favorite langitage of the fashionable reporters,
" could be more satisfactory than the entire general
arrangements."—Bengal Hurlcara.

There is uufortunatt-ly no reason to doubt the trnt7s of
the rumours of the deaths f General Rei 1 and Maj .r
Banks. Both . f these offioers are no more. Major
Banks was shot dead, under what circumstances we have
not Leant.—Bengal Burkaru.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
CALCUTTA, AUG. 7.
Our last was dated the 20th ultimo, we have since
received commercial news from home to 20;h June
which is generally rather satisfactory.
Our produce market has shown no symptoms of im-
provement since our last—business has been, with few
exceptions, to the same limited extent as before ; the
state of the cout,try being still unsettled, and the in-
security in the transit, have tended to keep off supplies
from the market ; 'prices, consequently, are still ruling
high, and there is lees eagerness shown oa the part of
shippers to operate.
Manufactiv ing of Indigo is going on throughout
Bengal and Tirhoot ; but complaints of too much rain
are being gaily received, which has reduced the t xpecta•
tion of the planters. Accounts from Behar, Benares,
and the 130,,ab are very discouraging. Very little is
expected from those districts. Plundering and destruc-
tion continue unabated, and many factories are said to
have been deserted by the planters. At this sate of
things, we think it will be too premature to form a cor-
rect result of the crop ; it will, no doubt, however, be
far short of that of last season.
Oar import market has been in much the same state
as previously reported, a moderate business has con•
tinued to be done for the requirement of Bengal only in
twist (.his being the season for manufacturing), at steady
prices. In piece goods, business has been principally
confined to grey shirtings, madapolams and jaconets, the
favourable rate of exchange having in some degree in-
duced holders to effect sales at slightly lows r rates ; but
we think, on the whole, there has been much firatness
shown and some degree of prudence in retraining from
pushing stocky ; as in so doing, they would have mate-
rially depreciated the value ot goods. We rema• k that
the sales of grey good, although large, have been only
to the extent of actual requirements. Ia• breached goods,
there has been a very limited business, par.icularly in
light Scotch fabrics, and prices of most descriptions are
nominal.
In woollens there is still nothing doing, there being
no buyers for the upper provinces. In metals the market
continues inactive in the e abser cof buyers. Prices of
some assortments have slightly declined ; holdera, how-
ever, are refraining from selling, excepting in very !visa)]
parcel-7, when actually needed for immediate local re-
quirement.
The money market remains much the same as last re-
portee. Large amount of capital romaine unemployed
in the bazaar.
Government Securities have fluctuated a l't'le ; and
business has been done to a very limitod scale, little
disp. sition being shown for investment or spectlatior:.
There has been a greater desire to raise money on de-
pty.it rather than force sales at the ruling rates, which
are—

Sicca, 4 per ct. 17 8 to 18 0 per cent. dis.
Company's 4 „ 17 otol7 8 „ ditto
Public Works Loan,s „ 90to 9 8 ~ ditto
Transfer, 4 ~ nominal.
PIC/LANGE ON TbONDON.—The bu.ines3 done for this
mail has been ratter less than usual, in consequence of
the limited wants of piece goods remittances. The rate
opened at 2a. 2ad. for first-class credits ; but the sales
were in small amounts. The greater part of the busi-
ness bag been dno one-..nth higher. For &effluent
bills 23. 21d. to have prevailed.
On China the rate is nominal.

CHINA.
(From the Citina Mail of July 25.)
The past fortnight has proved very barren of in-
cident, aad the chief subject of interest has been the
departure of Lord Elgin for Calcutta. The rumour
is, that he has gone to nalke arrangement., it Pos-
sible, for the despatch of an adequate force to China,
and which. will probably now consist of a larger
proportion of native troops than was at first in-
tended ; all the Europeans that can be spared being
required in t3engal.
The Tasmania arrived from Calcutta on the 16th
with 214 camp followers—the first batch, we sup-
pose, of those referred to in the following paragraph
take from the gliglishman

MARKET
ONEY

SHARE MARKTES---(This Day.)

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RAILWAYS.

AND

C UM? CTRL INTELLIGENCE.

ad 1 R►ILWAYS.

Closing ?rico:
this day

CITY, Two o'CLocK.

In the Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday, the
demand was moderate, but the sales did not exceed
6,000 bales. The railway Share Market was rather
buoyant, and prices fluctuated to some material
extent.
The Bank of England return, which is ,completed
for the weak ending the 12th inst., is considered
rather unsatisfactory, since there is not only a large
diminution in the Bullion, but also a further ac-
cumulation of securi•ies. The alteration in the
stock of the precious metals is ascribed to the
transmission of gold to the Brazils, and the remit-
tances made t 3 the provinces for harvest
and other purposes. The- demand for money
has been very active, and, as it continues, many are
anticipating an advance in the minimum rate
of discount. Nearly all the specie recently arrived
from Australia has been sent to the Continent, but
as a further supply of upwards of half a million
sterling has been announced this morning, and the
accounts from the Antipodes report further ship-
ments, an augmentation may soon be produced.
The only satisfactory features in the balance-sheet
are the increase in the rese've of notes, and the
Treasury deposits. The principal items, and the
changes they present, are as subjoined.
Active Circulation
Decrease
Bullion
Decrease

. £18,872,825
374,015
11,218,461
272,852
Rest
Increase
Public Deposits
increase
Other Deposits
•
Decrease
Seven-Day and other 783,454
Increase
Government Securities
No alteration. •
Other Securities
Increase.
Notes unemployed
Increase

18,664,052
312,062
6,194,375
129,805

The official return of the exports of precious
metals from the port of London for the week end-
ing Thursday last is as follows :
Gold Com ... Boulogne ... 410 Ozs.
„ Bars ... Boulogne ... 18,000 ~
Silver Coin ... Boulogne ... 1,600 ~
„ „ ... Rotterdam ... 10,000 ~
The steamer Ripon, which will leave Southamp•
ton to-morrow for India and China, will 'convey
the following amount of specie
Alexandria (gold) £BBo 0 0
Bombay (gold) 5OO 0 0
Bombay (silver)
Ceylon (gold)
Madras (silver) 28,150 0 0
Madras (gold)
Calcutta (silver)
Penang (diver) . 5,600 0 0
Singapore (silver) 49,420 0 0
Singapore (gold)
Hong Kong (silver) 101,512 0 0
Shanghai (silver)

T0ta1......... £663,359 0 0
The Norfolk has arrived with 424,0001. from
Australia, viz., 86,000 ounces and 80,0301. in

sovereigns,

The Marseilles portion of the Overland Mail was
delivered this morning, and by this means there are
Australia advices to the 22d July. These state that
the average weekly yield of gold in Victoria was
43,284 oz., against 44,604 oz., the average pro-
duction in the same period last year. The shipments
during the first six months of the present year were
1,252,980 ounces against 1,588,051 ounces in the
like period of 1856, 1,182,810 ounces in 1855, and
1,077,431 in 1854. The most important event in
connection with monetary affairs since the pre-
vious despatches were sentaway was the promulga-
tion of the proclamation declaring Australian sove-
reigns and half do. to be current and lawful money
throughout the Australian colonies.
The English Stock Market has been firmer to-
day, in consequence of the Indian news, and the
rise on the Paris Bourse. Business, however, is
very dull, and the speculators have been chiefly
engaged in discussing the Calcutta correspondence.
Consols for transfer have been 90i and for
account 901 There has been no variation.
Exchequer Bali are Bs. to 4Ccliscuurit ; the Bonds,
98?" ; and Indian Bonds, 18s. discount.

10 .tmbg. Nottng. Bost.l
& Basta. Juno.—
) all Belfast & Ballymena
ti all Birmng. Wolverh.
Stour Valley
4 100 Birkenhd. Lancsh. &
Cheshire Junct
5 all Blackburn
5 all Blyth & Tyne original
.C 25 (iss. at £45)
. 100 Bristol & Exeter
4 100 Caledonian.
. 100 Chester & Holyhead
) all Cork and Bandon
) all Cork, Black. & Pass
) all Cornwall
) all Do I
8 Do. B
) 45 Dublin&BelfastJunc.
5 all Dun. P. &Aber.Junc.
;. 100 East Anglian
) all Eastern Counties... •
L 100 EastereJnion,A.stk.
t. 100 Do., do. ra
5 si Do. New A_ •
5 173 East Key. . • •
t. 100 East Lanca.s.hire
) all East Suffolk •••••••.•
3 4 Do. ... . . ........ .
t. 100 Edinburgh & Glasgowl
D all Ejinb. and Peebles_
t. 100 Edinb.Prth.&Dunde
) all Fortlrand ClydeJunc.
100 Furness
t. 100 Glasgow & S.Western
0 all Great N. of Scot' and
t. 100 Great Northern ......
t. 100 Do., A. Stock •
t. 100 Do., B. Stock
t. 100 at. Sth.&West.(lro )
1,. 100 Great Western.
t. 100 Do. Str.V.R. gua.St
2 all Irish South-Eastern
C all Lancaster &Carlisle.
61, 1.0, Do., Third 5............
12 Do. New Thirds
100 Lancash. &Yorkshh
6 Do., do. £l6 ...
Do.. Wst. Riding Un
all Do. Southpbrt.
all London & Bladkwal
100 Lond.Bright.&S.Ost
100 London &N. Wester
all Do. Fifths
all Do. ,10/.Sh.,M&B (
5 Do. Eighths
100 London & S.Waatert
all Lndndrry.&Colcrain
all Lndndrry. & Ennisk
100 Ntanoh.SheL&T,incll2, .
1 Metropolitan
1 Do. J. L. Ricardo'F
arrangement
100 Midland .
100 Do. Birmtng. & Dein;
all Midland G. West. ar• ;
all Do. Shares
all Neweastle&Carlisle.
all Newpt.Aberg.&llrfd
9 Newry & Enniskillen
all Newry, Warrenpoint
& Rostrevor
100 Norfolk
3i Northn.Counties Un
100 North British
100 North Devon, Rail. &I
Dock Stock ••
1100 Do., A Stock
100 Do., B Stock
100 N. Eastern Berwick
all Do. do. Extension _
16 Do.do. G.N.E.Purch.
all Do. Leeds •
100 Do. York
1100 North London . . ...
3/.1 N. &S.Wstn., Hamp
stead, and City Jn
1.7¢ North Staffordshire
all North Western...—
all N. & S.Westrn. June
100 Oxford Worcester &
Wolverhampton
16 Portsmouth
10 R.hymney
100 Scottish Central .... •
100 Scot. N.E.Abrdn.St
100 Shropshire Union
6 Sitingbourne &Sheer,
100 South Devon
HO South Eastern
all Do. 4. per:. Shares
100 South Wales
all S. Yorksh. RiverDnu
10 Do
all Staines,Wok.,&Wok
all Stockton & Darling
15 Do. do., 1814
5 Do. do., ISKS
163 Stockton & Hartlepl
100 Taff Vale
100 Do. Pref., No. 1....•.
22 Thames Hay. D. &R,
all Vale of Neath
all Watorfd. & Kilkenny
all Waterford&Limerick
all West Cot awa11........
all West End of London
and Crystal Palace..
Do. A
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20
50
20
10

all Do. B
all West London
all Do. First Class
all Do. Second Class
all Wmbledon&Croydor,

The Foreign Market has also been very inacs
tive, and the alteration in prices has not been im
portant. Turkish 6 per Cents. were 95 to 951,
and the closing prie is 941 951. The 4 per Cent.
Guaranteed are 991 ; Mexican, 211 ; Milian 6 per
Cents., 104/ ; and Danish 5 per Ceuta., 101 k.
The following are the nominal prices of Foreign
Stocks :—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 51 6i ; Mexi- 1%(:),
can, 21k ; Peruvian 4i per Cents., 78 80 ; 20
Portuguese 3 per Cents., 45 46 ; Russian 5 per 20
Cents., 109 111 ; ditto 4h per Cents., 9'T 99 ; 17?
Spanish 3 per Cents., 40 40i ; ditto New Deferred, 20
251 1 ; ditto Certificates, 51 G ; ditto Passive, 516. t
The transactions in the Railway Share Market 100
this morning were limited, and but little variation 10200
took place in quotations. Eastern Counties im-
proved about ss. ; Brighton, ss. ; North Eastern, St.
Berwick, ss. Midland declined ss. Great Western, 1(3(0)
sAithWestern, North Western, and South Eastern 20
were at yesterday's values. In the Foreign and 20.
Colonial Market Lombardo -Venetian improved 100
10s. ; and Great Luxemburg, ss. ; Geelong and rog
Melbourne advanced about ss. 100
Mining Shares were quiet. Alfred Consols de-
clined to 12, Lady Bertha were at 1, Tin Croft 4i, B
and Wheal Edward 10. 20
Joint-Stock Bank Shares are firm. Bank of 20
London advanced 55., Oriental Bank 55., and Bank 20
of Australasia ss. 20
OA
In the Miscellaneous Market quotations were
steady. Peninsular and Oriental Steam brought
70, and Australian Royal Mail 2 to 2i.

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Business done
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B LUTISH FUNDS.—CLOSING PRICES—THIS DAY.
(from the Official List:)
ntlBllleB done.
1 per Ccut. Consols Annuities 9ok 1
I3Ula Ronda, Xl3OO ' lB d
C n.sols for Account,
1 zllloquer 13111 e, Z9d.
£lOOO
c;SOU
~ti
Exchequer Bonds, 1458, 3 por Cent....
Ditto, 1359
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS—TFIS DAY.
Cuilian Bonds, 6 per Cent.
DA,u6h Bonds, 3 pea Cent., 1825
Ditto G per Cent.,
Mexican 3 per Cent
ll.tto Account
Tatkiell Bo 'de, 6 per cent
Ditto Account
ditto Guaranteed, 4 por Cent.
D tto Account ..
Dividends on the above payable.
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TWO O'CLOCK,
Consols, money .
Consols account.,

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The Countess of Elesmere has returned to Hatch:
ford Park, near Chobbam, from'a tour on the Continent
The lion. George and Lady Alice Byng have
turned to town, from Paris.
Viscount and. Viscountess Palmerst ma left Cambridge-
Hon ,e yesterday for Broadlands, Hampshire. Lord
and Lady Harriet Ashley and Lady Victors Ashley
have joined the circle assembled at Broadlande.
The Count and Countess Jean Barikoff and suite
have arrived at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from Russia. The Countess Bethlen and Kornis (At-
tacbd; to his Majtety the Emperor of Austria) have left
the same establishment for Paris, ea route for Vienna. '
Toe Baron and Baroness Seilliere have left the Cla-
rend-n icr Paris. •
The Caancellor of the Exchequer left town yesterday,
for 11arpton Court, Radnorshire. 1(
THE MEDITERRANEAN TELEGRAPH.—The Opinione of 1(
Turin publishes a letter from M. &meal 'on the subject 1(
of the submarine cable between-Bona and Cagier'. He 2
states that the line was safely laid down to within ten 2
milas of the shore, when its extremity was fixed to a 2
buoy. Nevertheless a smaller cable was joined to it in 5
order to establish a provio.onal communicaticn, and to
have an easy clue to the principal cable. It was this
small additional cable that snapped in shallow water and
close to the shore, after hay.ng afforded ample proof
that the communication between Bona and the steamer
Elba was complete. The operation may therefore, be
said to hare succeeded completely.
MlNES.—Throughout the week, although no unusual
amount cf business has been transacted, a steady demand 11
has existed for shares in several mines, at advanced a
price., and we are glad to be able to report upon the
healthy appearance of the market generally, notwith-
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standing the unexpected blow to many English capital-
ists through the heavy fall in American securities, and E
the Indian news received 11.te in the weeks—Xining slO
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