The Sun.
London, England, 1861-01-10 00:00:00

ILArI EhT NEWS.!

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
CHINA.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 21.

The intelligence from the north is unimportant.

The treaty has been posted on the walls of Pekin.
The allied army and its headquarters reached Tien-
tsin on the 17th November, where the Hon. Mr.
Bruce will remain until the spring. Troops are
leaving daily, proceeding down the river.
The Russian Ambassador is established at Pekin.
Mr. Adkins is preparing for the reception of Mr.
Bruce.

A Chinese representative is to reside in England.
All the important Chinese ports are open to trade.
The rebels are again threatening Shanghai and
Ningpo. The greatest alarm prevails.

CANTON, NOV. 29.
Permission has been granted to foreign steamers
to trade in the inland waters.
FOO-CHOW-FOO, Nov. 22.
Civil disturbances are anticipated.
SINGAPORE, DEC. 7.
The William Kirk has been lost in Forres Straits.
The crew were saved.

AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, Nov. 24.

Intelligence from New Zealand announces that
a desperate engagement was fought at Mahoetulu
on the 6th of November, resulting in the com-
plete defeat of the natives and the death of their
head chief.
The Melbourne markets have greatly improved.
The following are the departures of gold ships
since the last month
The Wellesley
The Strathedon
The Essex .. 14,845 „
The Champion of the Seas.. 9,154 „
Export of wool, 16,851.

ADELAIDE, Nov. 26.

The crops are most luxuriant.
The wool clip is highly satisfactory. 10,000
bales have been shipped.

VIENNA, Loh 9.

The Ost Deutsche Post says :—" According to a
telegram received from Pesth, dated the Bth inst.,
the Government resolved on the 7th inst. to adopt
a provisional electoral law for Hungary on the
basis of the fifth article of the law of 1848."

BERLIN, JAN. 10.

Prince Murat, the Grand Duke of Tuscany, and
the Count of Flanders were received to-day by the

sing.

FRANKFORT-ON-THE•AIAIN, JAN. 9.

It is stated on reliable information that in the
sitting of the Committee of the Federal Diet of the
7th inst. the Prussian and Austrian representatives
stated the views they held in common in reference
to the measures to be taken against Denmark on
account of Holstein•

All the other members of the committee con-
curred in these views, and M. Vonder Pforten, the
reporter of the committee, was requested to present
his report as soon as possible.

THE HAGUE, JAN. 9.
M. J. P. Cornet de Groot von Kraagenburg has
been appointed Colonial Minister, in place of M.
Bochussen.

FRANCE.

PARIS, lAN. 9,

At Naples the agitation approaches very nearly
to disturbance in the streets, and calls for the
immediate action of a strong and repressive

authority.

A despatch announces that the Neapolitans were
already aware of the early departure of the French
squadron from Gaeta.
BOURSE, Jan. 9.—The English funds have ar-
rived with a slight improvement, which has tended
to give a little buoyancy to the market, and induce
those who were before sellers to again become
buyers. For the Account, Threes are now at
67f 5c ; Mobilier, 665 f ; Orleans, 4,355 f ; Austrian
and Lombard, 460 f; Northern, 942 f 50c; Medi-
terranean, 890 f.

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The following were the last quotations :-
4/ per per Cents ... 96 70 , Credit F °lacier 935 „__
Do eud month.... 96 60 . Belgian 4i 9B 25
3 per Cents
Do. end month 67 10 Roman
Bank Shares 2897 50 I Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 665 , Spanieh Threes 4B
Do. Account 670 Home Debt