The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-25 00:00:00

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INDIA.
MALTA, JULY 19.

Her Majesty's despatch steamer Caradoc, bearer
of a telegraphic despatch from London, via Turin,
for India, arrived hero on the 16th instant from
Cagliari, and left again for Alexandria on the
afternoon of the same day.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
packet Vectis, with the overland London mail,
arrived from Marseilles on the evening of the 16th
inst., bringing, among other passengers, for Alexan-
dria, Lieutenant• General Sir Colin Campbell, en
route for India ; Major Alison, Military Secretary;
Captain Sir D. Baird, 98th ; Aide-de-Camp Lieut.
Alison ; Aide-de-Camp Major-General Van S.rau-
benzee, en route for China ; and other officers.
The Vectis left for Alexandria early on the
morning of the 17th, preceded by a few hours by
the Colombo steam-packet, belonging to the same
company, carrying the heavy Indian mails and
passengers, after a stay of 4i days, awaiting the
arrival of the Vectis with the overland- mail.

Advices have arrived from Constantinople to the
16th. Isshln Bey has been named Minister of Tur-
key at Berlin. A note from the Porte to the
powers in favour of the union of the Principalities,
explains the impossibility which the Ottoman
Government finds to apply to Moldavia the ex-
ceptions set forth for Wallachia in the firman of
convocation. Letters from Bucharest state that a
schism has openly declared itself among the com-
missioners, England, Austria, and Turkey being
tho minority. The cholera was raging in the army
of Anatolia.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.

A telegraphic despatch just received here states
that the Spanish Government, after some hesita-
tion, had accepted the offer of mediation in the
Mexican question made by Lord Howden and the
Marquis de Turgot in the name of their respective
Governments.

" A letter from London of the 223," says
the Pays, "makes known the following fact.
A report from the commander-in-chief of the
expedition to the Persian Gulf states that the
English troops, which at the commencement of
the campaign comprised an effective strength
of 4,800 infantry and 700 cavalry, bad been
reduced on Ist June- by sickness and the fire of
the enemy to 3,227 infantry and 419 cavalry.
In consequence of the latest orders received from
England these troops were to have commenced
their embarkation for Calcutta on the 15th June.
General Outram, before leaving, had received his
nomination as commander-in-chief of the Bombay

army. •'

The directors of the Bank of France have an-
nounced that the interest on sums advanced on
public securities is in future reduced from 6 to 51
per cent.
A telegraphic despatch from St. Petersburg says
the Russian Government has reduced the interest
of the Imperial Bank from four to three per cent.
A petition to the Senate is in course of signature,
praying for considerable alteration in the law on
libel, with a view to increased severity.
"A foreign journal," says the Pays, "speaks
of serious disturbances which are said to have
broken out at Rome between the French troops
and the soldiers of the Pontifical army. The
following is the real truth on the subject :—On
hearing of the events at Genoa and Naples, some
demagogues, seeing that they had not the power
of doing anything at Rome, sought to excite the
Pontifical soldiers against the French troops, who
have made themselves remarkable for their excellent
conduct and admirable discipline. Colonel Yanni,
who commands the Pontifical army since the death
of General Farina, on hearing of these facts,
adopted the most energetic measures, and with the
exception of three or four isolated cases, which
were speedily put an end to, and in which it was
clearly proved that the French troops. were not the
aggressors, no disturbance has taken place. Every-
-Cling was promptly put an end to, and the popu-
lation of Rome have had an additional proof of the
good spirit of the French troops."
The Emperor, the day before yesterday, at ten
in the morning, laid the first stone of a new build-
ing for baths at Plombieres, in presence of the
municipal council, the clergy, and a large con-
course of persons belonging to the town and neigh-
bourhood.

The Emperor of Russia has sent to his legation at
Paris a considerable number of decorations to be
distribu,ed to the persons with whom the Grand
Duke Constantine was in communication on his
recent visit to France.

The Ministry of War (says the Union) is engaged
on a list of promotions to reward services rendered
in the late expedition against the Kabyles. It is
said that General Macinahon will be made a Mar-
shal, General Bourb tki appointed General of Divi-
sion, and Colonels de Margadel and Desmarets made
Generals of Brigade.

BOURSE, July 21.—The following were the last
quotations :
Ca.sb, fr. c. End of Aronth.
4. per Cents
3 per Cents 66 90 CC 90
Bank Shares 9,890 Credit Foncier
Credit Mobilier 915 Roman
Do. Account 9lO Austrian
Belgian 41
Fiedmontese (5) BBi— Home Debt