The Sun.
London, England, 1857-12-16 00:00:00

REINFORCEMENTS FOR INDIA.

Tho last accounts frorn Malta state that the ship
Sultan had passed that island, conveying 266 men
of the 69thRegitflea to Alercandrir,, on their way
to India.lt was said that the 57th Regiment was
about to sail for the samo destination.

INDIAN MAIL ARRANGE HE N TS.

The following i 3 a statement of the new India
mail arra"gements whidi wilt come into operation
next year :

Ma.,,'11,..!"P'1" up in Londe❑ : For ilmoirty-21,
I.l.i.yi•o—"ll4Ltli and
1-3 th- I7th, and. 20t1i* of ti3O Geentta—•
‘23`ol,llh..e4ioalf:::tr*ha9em'tl:itoltni7utiii:;2l,otoht,jd'o;itin:dl2ersottin-k ofß otrlnntii
From Calcutta-10th and 25th of
the month.

Mails are due in LorLion via Marseilleß : From Bom-
bay-14th and 18th of the ui,nth. From Calcutta-
14th and 29 h of the month.
Dmibay letters via Southampton should bo ported if
possible Oil the 111. a of the month, as they are not
to be detained in Egypt. If posted on the 4th or 20th,
there wilt bo a detention of above a week in that country.

* These mails will be made up in the morning. All the
rot will be made up at night.
-I- These telegrams will be due from Malta ; should they
conic from Cagliari they will be one day later, aid if from
Trieste or Marseilles, two days later. Toe Bombay Ile
tu'eg ram from. Malta will w 21. days old,
news 33 days old, and the Calcutta

LATEST NEWS

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY MORNING.

The United States mail steamship Atlantic,
which was to have left New York on the sth inst.,
is off the port.

TURIN, DEC. 14.

The opening of the legislative session has just
taken place. The King was received with enthu-
siasm by the Parliament and by the people, who
had assembled in crowds to witness his passage.
The Royal Speech contained the following points :
—" His Majesty hopes that the new Chamber of
Deputies will, like the preceding one, accord a
loyal and energetic co-operation to the Govern-
ment for the application and development of
liberal principles, which are the immoveable bases
of the national policy. The interruption of
diplomatic relations with Austria continues, but
without troubling the civil and commercial inter-
course of the two countries. The equilibrium
between the expenses and the receipts will be pos
sible by employing a very marked economy ; it
will, however, be necessary to contract a loan for
bringing to a successful termination the great
undertaking of the port of Spezia, and for cutting
through Mount Cenis. The King terminated by
stating that several bills of internal administration
would be presented.

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUESDAY.

It has been intimated (extra-officially) to the
Procuraur Imperial at Colmar (Haut-Rhin) not to
appeal from the decision of that Court in the case
of M. Migeon. That functionary had till the 22d
to demand the reversal of the sentence, which is
considered by the Government not only too lenient,
but is felt in a certain sense as a defeat. It might,
however, lettd to such delicate matters that it was
thought better to drop it. _ _

The same arrondissement of the Haut-Rhin will
soon again be the theatre of an electioneering battle.
M. Migeon, nothing dismayed, it would appear, by
the hostility of officials, is determined to take the
field once more where he has already been victo-
rious. The supporters of M. Migeon appear con-
fident of his success.

To-day, being the 17th anniversary ofthe arrrival
of the remains of Napohou I. in Paris, a mass in
commemoration of that event was celebrated at 12
o'clock in the Church of the Invalides.

A letter from Toulon, of the 13th inst., speaks
of the extraordinary change in the weather there
since the late storms. It says that not a trace of a
cloud now remains in the sky, and a bright sun
maintains the temperature at the degree of a fine
spring day. The trees in the neighbourhood re-
main perfectly green, and many of them are
covered with blossoms.
Bounsn, Dec. 15, Two o'clock.—The market has
been very flat and inanimate, and prices about the
same as yesterday. There was, however, afterwards
a slight rally, as it was announced that the bills
falling duo to-day (Dec. 15) had been duly hc-
noured. But it was stated that several firms of
Nantes, Bordeaux, and Marseilles were embar-
rassed. Threes have been done at 66f. 65e. and
66f. 70c.; Mobilier, 715 f. and 722 f. 50e. ; Lyons,
837 f. 50c. and 835 f. ; ditto, new, 832 f. 50c. and
830 f.; Nor,hern old shares, 925 f. and 930 f.; ditto,
new, 757 f. 50e. and 760 f.; Austrian steady at 675 f.
to 676 f. 25c.

Half-past Three o'clock.—The market continued
in the same state to the close, when the following
were the last quotations :

Cash. fr. t . End of Month.
41 per Cents
3 per Cents 66 40 66 65
Bank Shares 3140 Credit Foncier —
Credit Mobilier 720 -- Roman
Do. Account 715 Austrian
Belgian 41
Fiedmontese(s) 9O Home Debt
RAILWAYS—FOB CABII.
tr. c. tr c.
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto 757. Strasburg
Lyons anil Med B3O Grand Central 4—
New Ditto... ....... 817 Sardinian
Geneva