The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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

PARIS, SEPT. 30.

Letters from Gibraltar of the 25th inst., state
that eight English ships had arrived in port the
previous day—six from the Mediterranean squadron
and two from England.

- DRESDEN, SEPT. 29.

The Dresden Journal of this day announces that
the President of the Council, Baron von Beust,
left to-day at noon for Vienna.

TRIESTE, SEPT. 29.

The Austrian Lloyd's steamer, just arrived,
brings advices from Constantinople to thQ 24th
instant.

A commission has been appointed for investigat-
ing into the late conspiracy, rnd is composed of the
Grand Vizier, the Sheik-ul-Islam, the Minister of
War, the Minister of Police, the President of the
Grand Council, and the President of the Tansimat.
Two generals, several colonels, and other officers
and priests have been arrested.
Djaffer Pasha, of Albania, one of the conspirators,
drowned himself during th 3 transport of the pri-
soners. It is probable that the conspiracy had
ramifications in the provinces.
The publication by the papers of any communi-
cations relating to the affair is prohibited.
MuMar Pacha, Minister of Justice, has taken his
departure for Egypt on a special mission.
The vessels composing the squadron of evolution
have returned.

The three months' arrears of pay due to the gar-
rison of Constantinople has been paid.
The bearer of the firmans will leave the day after
tomorrow for Jassy and Bucharest.

ATHENS, SEPT. 24.
Prince Alfred is expected here.

TURIN, SEPT. 29.

An official communication, in reference to Central
Italy, is spoken of as having been forwarded by
Sardinia to the Great Powers.

BOLOGNA, SEPT. 28.

In contradiction to current report, an attested
letter of the Abbess of the Convent of Verruccio
has been published, which certifies that no soldier
had trespassed iu the convent.

PARIS, SEPT. 29.

The Patrie of this evening says :
" We believe ourselves in a position to state that
the return of the Emperor has been deferred to the
Bth of next month."

The same journal contains the following :
~

" The number of vessels and troops which are to
form the French expedition to China has not yet
been decided on.

" Up to the commencement of last August no
treaty had been signed between France and Cochin
China.

" The reports of disturbances in Naples are
unfounded, but some agitation is reigning there,
and GoTerument has taken precautionary measures."

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY.

The Arnioricain of Brest says :—" Our port has
just put upon the stocks the ship-of-the-line
Magenta, the construction of which has been or-
dered by the Emperor, and the plans of which have
been made by M. Dupuy de Lome, Director of
Materiel at the Ministry of Marine, and after the
Emperor's own ideas. The vessel will be blinde
(steel-plated). Its length will be, it is said, 100
metres (328 English feet), including the large iron
spur which it will bear in its front. It will be a
pattern vessel of a new model."
A letter from Boulogne says that a floating bat-
tery is about to he constructed there, with a double
tier of guns. It is to be iron-plated, without masts
or sails, navigated by steam, and armed with rifled
guns.

The 3lonitear de la Flotte says :—" There has
just been terminated at Lorient the Couronne,
ship-of-the-line of the second class. This vessel is
one of ten now in construction, and which are to be
finished within a year from this time."

Letters from the provinces confirm the report of
the general armament of the French ports and
coasts. On the Provençal coast, the Government
has purchased pieces of land at very high prices,
for the purpose of erecting fortifications upon them.
The Echo Agricole has the following paragraph :
—" The War Department has just sent to Cher-
bourg, St. Malo, and other points of our coast the
plates which are to serve for the establishment of
revolving batteries. Those plates are broader
and stronger than those employed on railways to
change the direction of locomotives and waggons ;
like these last, they are composed of various pieces
which fit into each when mounted on the wooden
framework which gives them motion. Thus a can•
non placed on these new platforms may be turned
in an instant in any direction at the will of the
gunner."
BOURSE, Sept. 29.—The market continues heavy,
but prices have been maintained at about yester-
day's rates. 'Threes, after having been done at 69f.
10c., are now at 69f. 25c. ; Mobilier varied from
810 f. to 818 f. 75c. ; Austrian, 548 f. 75e. to 551 f.
25c. ; Lombard, 552 f. 50e. to 555 f. ; Lyons, 897 f.
50c. to 902 f. 50e. ; Orleans, 1,392 f. 50c. to 1,395 f.
The following were the last quotations

1' per Cents. .... 95 50 Credit Foncier 685
D month end ontk .. ---I
Belgian 4k —
.3 per Cents 69 15 Piedmonteso (5) .. 86
Do. mil month 69 10 Roman B6 25
Bank Shires -
CTedit Mobilier .. Spanish Threes
Do. Account ..... 812 50 Home Debt 4l