The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-28 00:00:00

SHE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1859.

LATEST NEWS.

The following telegrams have been received a•
Mr. Reuter's office :

PARIS, Nov. 27,

A semi-official lithographic correspondent asserts
that the letters of invitation to the Congress will be
sent out to-morrow (Monday) to the different
Powers, and the Congress will most likely be as-
sembled towards the end of December.

BERLIN, Nov. 2

Baron Wilkens-Hohenau, the Minister of Elec-
toral Hesse at Berlin, has received orders to proceed
to Dresden for the present. The Prussian Minister
at Cassel, Herr von Sydow, is gone on leave to Ber-
lin. A formal recall of the two Ministers by their
respective Governments has not taken place.

According to information received here the diffi-
culties between France and Austria, raised by the
delegation of the Regency of Central Italy to M.
Buoncompagni, are not yet removed.

MADRID, Nov. 26 (Evening

Yesterday more than 4,000 Moroccans attacked,
for the third time, the redoubt before Serallo, and
were repulsed. Their defeat was complete. The
Spanish troops showed great bravery during this
engagement. The expeditionary eorps d'ar;nee is
crossing the Strait. Fresh regiments have disem-
barked at Ceuta.

TURIN, Nov. 26.

The Piecintontese Gazette publishes the text of
the treaty between France and Sardinia, and also
of the general treaty between Austria, France, and
Sardinia; but they contain nothipg more than is
already known from the circulars lately published.

TRIESTE, Nov. 26,

The Count de Paris and the Duke de Chartres
will embark to morrow on board the Austrian
Lloyd's steamer for Alexandria and Egypt.

FRANCE.

PARIS; SATURDAY

The Moniteur confirms the announcement we
have already given of the appointment of Prince
de Metternich as Austrian Ambassador at the
Court of the Tuileries.

General Cousin de Montauban, who commanded
the military division of Rouen, has published an
order of the day t'o the national guard of that city,
taking leave of them on his appointment to the
command of the expedition to China. In the course
of it he expresses regret at separating from them,
but says that he entertains the hope of being useful
to their city by opening a new field to the manu-
facturing and commercial enterprise of France.
The General Commanding-in-Chief of the French
expeditionary corps to China has issued the follow-
ing order of the day
"Officers and Soldiers,—Under the protection of Napo-
leon 111. and of France, you are called to undertake a re-
mote and glorious expedition. Your mission will net be to
add a new conquest to all those which have illustrated
Prance. You arc going to show, by strict discipline, to
numerous populations that you are not the barbarians they
think you are, as you will prove by your warlike ardour
the'supericrity of your courage. For the second time your
standard will unite with the English flag, and this union
will be an omen of victory, as that of the two peoples
is a pledge of peace to the entire world. Your task is
grand and. noble to fulfil, but the success is assured
by yoar devotedness to the Emperor and to France. ;Some
day, on returning to the mother country, you will say with
pride to your fellow-citizens, that you have borne the na-
tional flag into countries wherein immortal Rome, at the
time of her greatness, never dreamed of penetreating with
her legions. His Majesty, in bestowing on me the honour
of commanding you in khief, has done me a great favour,
for which I cannot better show my gratitude than in occu-
pying myself with providing for all your wants with con-
stant care, Let the dazonf battle come., and you may rely
upon me as I rolyupon you, and we will ensure victory to
the cries of " Vive l'Empereur I Vive le France I" ' •
• " COUSIN DE MONTAUI3IN.

" Head-quarters at Paris."
THE BOURSE, Nov. 26.—The market has been
heavy, and prices slightly depressed. Threes, after
having been done at 70f. 15c. and 70f. 5c., are
now at 70L 10c. Mobilier varied from 772 f, 50c.
to 775 f.; Austrian, 5;51L 25c. to 552 f. 50c.; Lyons,
885 f. to 886 f. 25c. ; Orleans, 1,365 f. to 1,366 f. 25c.
The following were the la;st quotations:-
4f per Cents. .... 95 9Q Credit Foncier 695
Do. end month .. !Belgian . 99 25
3 per Cents. 7O 15!Piedmonteso (5) B4
Do. end month.... 70' 151 Roman B6
Bank Shares ,2575 Austrian
Credit Mobilier .. 777 501 Spanish Threes
Do. Account