The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-02 00:00:00

EGYPT.

Aran Bev, the Prime Minister, has returned from
Constantinople, and is engaged in making alterations
iu the administration of affairs, which are in future
- to be carried on in the same way as at Constantinople.
f. The currency of Egypt is also to be abrogated, and
. Turkish coins alone will pass in the country.
The interior of the country is at present in an un-
satisfactory state, and many robberies and some mur-
ders have been committed.

The Hon. Mr. Murray, our Consul-General, has
returned to Cairo from the Upper Country, and pro-
poses visiting England in the course of the summer.
Trade is slack owing to the scarcity of money.
Cotton has a downward tendency. Flax is in demand.
Wheat and beans neglected.
Exchange on London, 96 piasters per pound
sterling.

MALTA.

Our advices from Malta are of the 25th March.

The French mail steamer, due from the Levant on
the 21st inst., in coming down got on shore at the
Dardanelles, and it is feared will become a wreck.
Crew, mails, and groups saved. A portion of the
mails was sent to Athens by the Tartarus steamer,
and forwarded thence to Malta by the Spitfire. The
aff iirs o Greece remain in statu quo.
The Locust, with the crew of the Ardent, was to
• sail immediately for England.
The Odin steam-frigate had been ordered to rejoin
the fleet of Sir William Parker. The Ganges, 84,
was to take up stores and provisions for 5,000 men.
A court-martial, under Sir James Stirling, Knight,
had lately condemned Lieutenant d'Aguilar, of the
irebrand steamer, to dismissal from his ship, and to
• be placed at the bottom of the list of lieutenants, for
• assaulting, Mr. Taprill, Second Master of the Fire-
brand.

Lieutenant Harvey, 69th Regiment, has leave of
absence to England, and was to proceed by the Pot-
finger, hourly expected.

lIAMB UR G H.

We have received Borsenhalle accounts dated
linuiburgh, March 29.
It being Good Friday, business was closed ; there
were no exchanges quoted, and excepting London
bills, which were inquired for at 13 104 for three
months after date, there was little doing.
In funds there was some business transacted. New
Danish Fives at 91 per cent.; Threes at 69 per cent. ;
and Spanish Inland Threes at 161, per cent. Itnilway
Shares—llaniburgh-Berlin, at 791-; Magdeburg- Wit-
. tenbarg, 59

There was nothing positive respecting the state of
affairs with Denmark, but from various reports
people wertt inclined to anticipate a peaceable settle-
mPnt very shortly. Copenhagen pliers down to the
27th were likewise more confident, owing to more
satisfactory communications from the Danish corn-
missariesat Berlin. Since the return of Mr. Harbon
from Berlin to Kiel, the Diet there assembled con-
tinued busy on administrative affairs of local interest.

In the ilamburgh colonial produce market, there
was a fresh stir in coffee; the. trade, as speculators,
have been very active purchasers at firmer rates: 10,000
bags were transacted. Sales of the week-21,000
bags (,f Brazil, 2,500 bags of Domingo, and 1,500 bags
of Maracayho. Tile market closed yesterday with
m-we buyers than sellers 4 for real ordinary Brazil.
Other produce quiet. Suggrs lower. Spelter sold
last at 9 12, but not much doing. Grain in better
spirit, but transactions small and prices not higher.
ST: rETERSBURGII, A.lAncet 22.—Tallow flatter;
106 ro. cash down, and 110 ro. with handmoney,
sellers. O'bor produce quiet. Exchange on London,
33 to 38 3-16.