The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-26 00:00:00

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tittle one act piece evidently of French was
produced at this theatre last night, and received with
applau,e by a very full house. The audience must have
expected front its title that My Son, Diizna was founded
upon some incident or other cooneoted with the doings
of a young lady, with mariners unsuited to her sex ; but
they were, probably, not at all prepared for seeing Miss
Oliver with all the habits, moral and sartorial, of a very
smart younggentleman, made love to by Mr. Buckstone.
Such, however, was the case. The chief features of this
little . piece are the humourous manner in which thi,
equivoque of the situations is kept up by Mr. Buc':-
stone and the spirited acting of Miss ()dyer, who d ie s
not, with her change of dress, completely alter her
manner, but cleverly retains some of the habits of her
boy's dress, and only by degrees becomes thoroughly
womanlike. Judging from the appearance of the house
under the new arrangements, we should think the
management have no reason to fear any 0. P. riots.

TFST
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INDIA.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

• DARTMOUTH, TUESDAY MORNING.
The steam ship Robert Lowe arrived at this
port last evening atl3 o'clock.

Her dates are—Calcutta, Feb. 1.7 ; Madras,
Feb. 24 ; Ceylon, March 2 ; Mauritius, March 18;
and Cape of Good Elope, April 5.
She brings a heavy mail, and 41 pa=sengers. .
The mail ship Harbinger arrived at the Cape
from England on tie 2&h of March.

Confidence was completely re-established on the
Cape frontier, through the energetic measures
adopted by the Governor.

The French steam-transport 1,1 Meurthe and
gunboat Valanche had arrived ; also H.M.S.
Actaeon, and gunboat Dove, on their way to

China.

H. M. S. troop-ship Simoom put into Simon's Bay
on the 2d of April, from Dublin for Mauritius,
with the 83d Regiment, all well.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.

The tedious Neuchwel Conference has ht length
re-assembled. It sat this day for two 11,)urs. It
was repored that ad difficuldes were surmounted.
The question of the Danubian Principal ties re-
mains pretty much the same as hefore—Entrland
acting with AuAria., and Austria opposed to the
union ; France and Sardinia in favour, and ku-,,ia
" impenetrable." It is said that a Comitlissoo,
formed in Pads, will be sent to tliFs,, provinces,
with the objerit of examinMg all that relate-, tot eir
agriculture, commerce, itidutly, toi o.4r,pbv, and
mili'ary capabilities. A report will be addres,,t.d
on these poin!s to the French Gov,:riiment, ho
desire to be accurately informed by means of p, r-
sonal observation on the spot. The Con,mission
wid not be exclusively c..mpo:ied or mi!itary men,
though it is instituted by the War-offiee.
The Gazette de Lyon, says :—"For some time
past an intended vist of the Emperor and Empreis
to tins city has ben t.lked of here. The Enqi:er...,r,
it is said, will remain here for a day or two, in
order to decide on the important quations of the
means to be adopted for pre.,erving the ci,y from
inundations. On leaving Lyons his Majesty ti ill
accompany the Empress to Biarritz, by the Medi-
terranean and Southern Railways.'
The ilfoniteur publishes th, of vial return of the
customs receipts for the rcim!h of Apiil, wii ,h
amounted to 16,104,211 frlucs, being 2,065,039
francs more than in the con esponding m.mtli of
last year. The comparison of the receipts fk•,r the
first four mouths of 1857 wit's those of 1856 shows
an augmentation of 5,253.392 francs in favour of
tho former, the amounts being respectively
57,840,664 francs and 52,587,272 fraitcs. The
articles which have shown the greatest improve-
ment during the last tour months are—foreign su-
gar, 2,244,086 fr. ; French colonial sugai 805,786
francs; coffee, 4,819,315 francs ; wine and spirits,
2,397,162 francs ' • COCOA, 106,741 francs ; and
hempen cloths, 122,397 francs; linen and 11,'mpeii
thread, 24,880 fr. ; mahogany, 36,507 fr. ; corn,
31,0091. ; oleaginous seeds, 70,7091 ; sundries,
607,709 f. The items which give the greatest fall-
ing off are—raw cott, al, 1,335,048 f. ; raw wool,
1,652,313 f. ; bar iron and steel, 1,461,980 f. ; rough
castings, 8,557 f. ; cochineal, 28,965 f. ; pepier,
24,084 f., &c.

M de Parieu, vice-president of the Senate, is
spoken of as the most liktly per,on to succeed
Count d'Argout as governor of the Bank of France.
BOURSE, May 25.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
44 per Cents
3 per Cents 69 40 69 40
Bank Shares 4,525
Credit Mobilier 1,277 50 Roman
Do. Account 1,277 50 Austrian
Belgian 4,1
Piedmontese (5) 9O 50 Home Debt

RAILWAYS-FOR CASR.

tr. c. tr c.
Orleans 1,472— Western 2—
Northern ... 975 Strasburg - -
Lyons 1,492 New Ditto
Mediterranean 1,920 r— Grand Cectral
Geneva
Midi

country. It b-sf. on tl:IR 1601, aft,-9 is ~~ing Lee
-
• evit,weil by CTriii ra Kotzebuo."

" TLe King of S,,e len" A I,:9ter from
Stockholm of the 17th, " has ad ires,,ed a nies'
sage to the Diet relative to an offer made by
banker of Hamburg,Heine, M. Solomon
to
charge himself with loan of 20 millions of
rixd:ile:s for the cliistrcic.im of railways. The
royal message has been referred by the Diet to tile
Counlt' ee of SEA

A L•tter from Al4i-rs of 111.iy 20 states the IVl3r-4
ha 1 Ran,lon. has ii-sued api o-I,:mw ions ting •
he obj,:t of ;11,-, exrdi on i*to Kabrlia. 11)3
t,rea'eni only the Ben•-R,-,,in, aT.d promises to the
o her odsl,'d th e ot all ,wing
to k, ep the eke ive n.J of tLe
which, he says resemble tho,e of France.