The Sun.
London, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

POSTSCRIPT.

We learn from Indore, under date the Bth init.,
that her Majesty's 86th arrived on that day. The
`rebels Are scattered in five or six separate parties,
some wanting to surrender and all disheartened.
They are now making towards Seronj, and if they
can only be brought or driven to collect together,
they will speedily be dealt with. We have a letter
from camp Seronj of the 3d instant, saying that
Colonel Rich's column left Goonah on the Ist and
arrived at Seronj on the 2d. The rebels were
within 20 miles, and immediate efforts were about
to be made to surround them.

COMMERCIAL.
BOMBAY, MARCU 12.
Since our last report under date of the 4th inst., there
has been no change in the Batik's rate of interest. The
fluctuations in their securities have been very slight, and.
we do not anticipate any material decline from present
quotations of 1374 for. Fives and-76 for Fours, but rather
the reverse as money becomes more abundant.

, Cotton Piece Goods.—We are glad to advise a slight re-
vival in the demand, which,lowever• small, is some relief
from the previous stagnation. The sales have not been
large of any description of goods, and quotations of some
are still to a certain extent nominal ; but we trust shortly
to see more business doing for all fabrics.
Wool is out of inquiry, and prices are Rs. 5 to Rs. 10 per
candy lower.

Freighti to English ports have slightly improved, and
further rise seems probable, as produce comes in more
freely.
•
Exchange on London continued as last quoted until two,
days ago, when a fall commenced in consequence of an in-
creased demand for remittance and small supplies by the
China steamer. Considerable transactions were effected at
2s. lid. for first-class, and 2d. 2d. for document paper, and
the latest iales are at id; per rupee below those.rates.

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

ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 6, 9.47 A.M.

According to private advices received this day
from Kiachta, in the Governmental district Irkutsk
on the Chinese frontier, famine is prevailing in the
southern part of China.

ST. PETERSBURGH, TUESDAY.

This day's Gazette of the Senate publishes an
Imperial decree for the issue of bonds for rentes
(obligations de rente), bearing interest at 4 per
Cent., which bonds are allowed to be purchased
both by Russian and foreign subjects. The bonds
issued are to be for the following values—namely,
250, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000, and 100,000 roubles.
The new Ambassador of Prussia has be€n received
by the Emperor. 1.; _.

newable furlough have been ordered to join with-
out delay.
From these movements and other information, it
may be assumed that at the present time something
like five-and-twenty thousand men are on their way
from various parts of the country to reinforce the
army of Lyons.

PARIS BOITILSE, April s.—The Bourse continues
very gloomy. Rente to-day went down 10c._ The
following were the closing quotations :
.. .
4i per Cents. .... 95 75 Credit Foncier .. —
Do. end month .. 95 50 I Belgian 41
3 per Cents 6B 5 Piedtaonfese (5) . . 79 75
Do. end month 6B 5 Roman B7
Bank Shared 2870 Austrian
Credit Mobilier .. 715 Spanish Threes
Do. Account
RAILWAYS. _

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern . 917 50 .. 917 50
New ditto. •
79 790
Lyons and Mediterranean.... • • •
•835 • . 835
New ditto
• •
Geneva 520
Midi .
• •
Southern • 605
Western , 530 50 ..
Eastern
• --- • • sGardrindiCanentral ............. 390 —. .
Austrian ..... . ............ 540 541
Exchangefon London, at sight, paper, 25f. 7ie. ; money
25f. 2ic. ;,three raonths, paper, 24f. 971 c.; money, 24f. 92fc.

502 50
537 15
630 --

SARD INIA.
A letter from Turin a the Ist says :—" Count
de Cavour has returned from Paris with resolutions
of prudence and patience. He became convinced,
if I am not deceived, of two things while he was in
Paris. Firstly, that i.t is intended to carry out,
not the Piedmontese policy in a narrow and
exclusive sense, but tine Italian policy in the wide
meaning of the -word, that is to say, a
. European policy. Seo:ondly, that it is necessary to
take into account in Piedmont the Catholic opinion,
and ifs great power in France, and that the first
interest of Italy, if ;not its first duty, is to draw
towards Rome, and thereby deprive Austria
of her principal , ally. These considera-
tions were clearly laid before the Count de
Cavour while in Paris." The same letter adds :
" Mgr. Renaldi, Bishop of Pignerol, has, addressed
a pastoral letter to his clergy, in whiCh he alludes
to the soldiers having 7 been called out to join the
army, many of them having parents, wives, and
children, without support, and impresses on the
Clergy the necessity a f their urging those who have
the means to contribt ite to the relief of the persons
so left to their own resources."
Offic:

.iicial despaches from Trieste, dated March 31,
say that within the last 10 days no less than 50,000
men have left r9r Venice and other places. Lately
an Italian regiment, saTiving at Trieste from Aus-
trian Italy, indulged in shouts of " Long live
Italy !" When this regiment reached Gratz, on
it way towards some distant central quarter of the
empire, every ,one man in ten was ordered to be
flogged.