The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-06 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
The Government have received inteTgence from
China, which states that the Governor of Lin-titan
had seized the central opium depot, on Dec. 5, the
property belonging to Englishmen and the East
India Company.
The Commi.sion appointed to arrange tha aff tirs
of Neuchatel has this day, at one o'clock, held its
first sitting in the cabinet of M. Walewaki, at the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Four Powers were represented at it by L'rd
Cowley, Count Kisseleff, Baron Hubner, and
Count Wa.lewski. The latter, as representative of
the Power in whose capital the Conference is held,
will have the direction of it.

Neri Khan, an attache of Ferukh Khan, left
Paris on Wednesday evening for Teheran with the
treaty just signed, which requires the ratification
of the Persian Government.

Today, the project of law relative to the dota-
tion of the Duke de Malaid:toff was carried unani-
mou4ly, 225 members having voted.
In consequence of the ministerial crisis in Eng-
land, Gonzales Bravo will not proceed to his post
iii London, but will return in a few thys to
Madrid.

The first meeting is merely one of form, but it
will be followed by others at short intervals until
the question is definitively settled. It is right to
take advantage humour
of of the present favourable
of the King of Prussia, as no one knows when a
change may come over the Royal mind. De-
spatches were received yesterday from the Marquis
de Moustier, the French Minister at Berlin, re-
lative to the same question. They are so far
favourable that they state his Majesty is well dis-
posed for an arrangement, and that he wishes the day
for the m"eting of the Conferences to be shor'ly
named. It was immediately afterwards that this
day was fixed. The affair will doubtless appear of
little importan,ce beside the graver ones which
now occupy public attention ; but it is as will to
have a complication the less at this moment.
The signing of the Treaty with Persia is also an
additional relief, and. leaves us but one war to
attend to. No one appears more satisfied with this
amicable solution than Feruk Khan. He went
yesterday to the telegraph office to have the plea-
sure
of transmitting in person his de-Tatch to
Bucharest, where an attache of the Persian Embassy
has been waiting for intelligence in order to set
out at once for Teheran. Feruk Khan remained
at the office till he got the answer, which he did
in less than half-an-hour. He uttered au exclama-
tion of wonder and delight on receiving the reply
to his despatch. He will proceed to London for tie)
ratification of the Treaty.
Monsignor Menjaud has left Paris for Rome. His
mission is said to be that of arranging with the Pope
for the coronation of the Emperor by Pius IX.
The French papers were some time since prohi-
bited from publishing notices on the Russian rail-
, road projects. The prohibition has been this day
removed. The new law imposing a tax on all
Bourse transactions will, it is said, contain a special
enactment with respect to the cottli,ssicrs, or out-
door agents.
BOURSE, March s.—The following were the last
quotations
Cash. tr. c.
4i per Cents
3 per Cents 7O 50
New Loan
Bank Shares 4,200 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,415 Austrian
Belgian Five 5......... Spanish Threes
Piedmontese (5) 9l 25 Home Debt

End of Month.
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