The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-30 00:00:00

EXPORTS.

COTTON WOOL.—SinceThe;rival of the last mail the
prices of all descriptions have improved. We quote at
prevent Rs. 150 for 13roitch and Sqrat, I.M.l!ara R.,
149-50, Manor- le R 133, C.repta R.. 139-46, lint-
c!ree I,t;. 145.47, and Oomeravuttee R. 145, Khandeish
R. 138. Duarwar Sawgioned 113. 165.
OIL SEEDS —The price of linseed has improved since
the arrival of the last mail.
TONNAGE.—To::oage is abundant at prezent on account
of several arrivals, and the rates have, it anything, slightly
declined. We quote 2/. 7s. 61. to 2/. 15s. for both
Liverpool and London.
EXOEIANAIB.—BiIIs have been somewhat scArce, and
the rate has ruled at 2s. lid. to 2f. lit On Calcutta,
sight, 1001 ; on China, 60 days' sight, 228.

THE MEETING (41 THE EMPERORS

AT KUTTGARD.

The German Journal of Frankfort gives the
foll.,wing as subjects which were to have been dis-
cussed at StuAgard :—" Principal questions.-1.
Negotiation of a Russo-English-French alliance.
2. Measures to ensure the peace of Europe, and
guarantee possession of present territories. 3.
The Italian question—Naples, States of the Church,
Sardinia. 4. The Union of the Principalities under
the suzerainty of the Porte, and choice of the
future prince. 5. Danish question, and reforms in
the German federal donstitui ion. Secondary ques-
tions.-6. Succession to the throne of GrJoce. 7.
Herat and India. 8. China. 9 Canal of Suez."
If all these subjects have been brought forward,
discussed, and decided at Stuttgard, the Einperots
eau scarcely have had much leisure on their hsnds.

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUESDAY.
The following telegraphic despatches have been
racei-ved here :

STUTTRARD, Sept 28.—Theres was a grand reprezenta,
tion at the theatre last night, the piece given being
Belle's " Gipsy-Girl." The appearance of the house was
dazzling. In the Royal bex, the King of Wurtemberg
had on his right the Queen of Holland, the Emperor of
the French, and the Queen of Wurtemberg ; and on his
left the Empress of Ruesia, the Czar, and the Queen of
Greece. Tne stage-box on the lett was occupied by the
Prince and Princess Royal and the Grand Duchess
Helen, and that on the right by other members of the
Royal family of Wurtemberg. The ambassadors and
ether high dignitaries, and the female portion of their
families, occupied the range of the boxes above. The
whsle of these, and the boxes higher up, presented a
blaze of diamonds tad splendid uniform., avid the soup
dceil was magnificent. The Emperor and Empress of
Russia and the Princess Royal of Wurtemberg with-
drew alter the first act. The other members of the
Royal and Imperial party remained neatly to the end.
Tne King of Wurtemberg conducted the two Empe-
ror=, the Repress of Russia, the Queens of Wurtem-
berg, Holland, and Greece, and the Princes and Prin-
cesses to Cannstadt, to attend the great agricultural
show and the people's fete, which take place every year
at tide season, and are presided over by the King. The
Reperor of Rus,ia, the Emperor of the 'French, the
Kmg, and the Princes went on horseback. An immense
crowd, occupying the vast Hippodrome and filling the
valley, raised the loudest acclamations in honour of
their Mejeelies. The solemnity presented a spectacle
which was both imposing and picturesque. At midday,
the Emperor of Russia and the Emperor of the French
went to breakfast at the villa of the Prince Royal. The
MiniAers at Foreign Affairs and en aide-de-camp of their
Mejestiee were alone present at the meeting. At three
o'cemk, the Emperor Napoleon returned to the palace
of Stuttgard. At four o'clock, his Majesty took leave
of the Emperor and Empress of Russia, who soon after
left. - The Emperor was in the evening to accompany
the King to the theatre. The health of the Emperor is
excellent. lie will leave to-morrow (Tuesda)) morning
at debt o'clock, and will arrive at Metz in the afternoon.
The weather is delightful.
" VIENNA,, Sept. 28.—The Emperor Francis Joseph
is to leave at midnight for Weimar."

-- Th© Constitutionnel contains th© following
"Tne E•nperor has obtained immense success at
Stutt4ard, not -oaly =Una crowned heads but among
thm Napoleon 111. is happy t hear the accla-
mations which greet the of Francs. Happiness
seems to hasp mndered hire 10 years younger."
BOURSE, Sept. 20.—The following ware the last
quota ir_bns

End of Month.

Cash. Cr.
4i per Cents - - ~
3 per Cents 6B 15 68 10
Bank Shares 2,820 Credit Fonder SI3V --
Credit !Schiller 920 Homan
-2.
Do. Account 915 'Austrian -
Belgian 4:` 99i— Spanish Threes —
Yiectraontese (5) 9O Rome Debt