The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-21 00:00:00

TROOPS FOR INDIA.

We have received the following telegraphic
despatch from Liverpool :
"The troopship Lord Raglan arrived at the
Mauritius in 69 days with the 4th Regiment of
Foot.

"This body, nearly 1,000 strong (including
women and children), was landed in perfect
health.

" Nine births took place on board.
"The residue of the 33d Regiment had em-
barked in the Lord Raglan, and she was to leave
for Bombay on the 13th of August.

JASSY, SEPT. 19.

The class of small landed proprietors have
elected nine unionist deputies ; with two anti-
unionists, and three doubtful.

The proprietors of house property in the towns,
the members of the liberal professions, the mer-
chants, the corporations, &c., have elected nine-
teen unionists and one anti-unionist.

Of four deputies who were to be elected by our
capital, three are unionists; these are MM. Cor-
iadini, Malmesko, and Vano.
At Galatz, the votes were in favour of the
former administrator, M. Conza, and for M. Con-
stantin Negri, former minister ; both are unionists.
Tranquillity pervades the country.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.

According to the last account from Chalons, it is
likely that the Emperor will leave on Tuesday for
Stuttgard. As already stated his Majesty intends
to stop at Strasburg on his way, and to pass some
hours there. His Majesty has again directed that
a reception similar to that which was given him at
Rouen, oil his return from Osborne, shall alone
take place. The Emperor, after stopping one day
at Baden, is on the 24th to reach Cal isruhe, and on
the 25th is to be at Stuttgard. His Majesty is after-
wards to visit Darmstadt, and it is believed that on
his return to France he will again go to Chalons to
be present at some grand manoeuvres which are to
precede the breaking up of the camp.
" The Emperor," says the Courrier de Marseilles,
,6 will, we have good reason to state, visit this ci-y
after his visit to Stuttgardt. His Majesty, who
taken a great interest in the works now in course of
execution here, connected with the state naval
establishments, desires to inspect them himself.
The idea of a vast jetty will be then examined, and
the works of the Imperial palace will probably be
urged on more rapidly."
A Paris correspondent of the lndependance of
Brussels says :—" It is believed that one of the
subjects which will be discussed by the Emperors of
the French and of Russia, in their approaching in-
terview, will bo the propriety of effecting a simul-
taneous diminution in tho standing armies of
Europe,"
• The following private telegraphic despatches have
beau received :

" BERNE, Sept. 18.
" The Federal Council is sending Colonels Stehli❑
and Kurz as Commissioners to the Government cf
Vaud, to see to the execution of the decisions of the
C )until. On its side the Government of Vend has cmi-
yoked the Grand Council for the 24th inst., to solve
the question of competence to act in opposition to the
Federal Council."

MADRID, Sept. 19.
" A Government order permits the tree entrance of
corn into Spain until the month of July. The Hojas
announces that the opening of the Cortes is to t,ke
place in October." _ _ _

" BERLIN, Sept. 19.

, .
" In the extraordinary sitting of the Central Commit-
tee of the Bank of Peusda, which took place to-day, the
rate of discount of bills was raised trom 54 to 6 per
cent."

BOURSE, Sept. 19.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. fr. End of Month.
4i per Cents - —fr. —,.
3 per Cents 67 20 67 15
Bank Shares 2,810 Credit Fonder —
Credit Mobilier 865 Roman i
Do. Account 837 50 Austrian
Belgian 4. — Spanish Threes 4O
Piedmontese(s) 9O Home Debt