The Sun.
London, England, 1868-12-08 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 7 (8 pl33)'
No disturbances have taken place. The Nadal°
Guard are still under arms. A few people, impelled
by curiosity, assembled near the Puerta del Sol'
but did not assume any hostile attitude. In fac
all fears of a collision have disappeared.
The municipal commission presented therusel/e5
this afternoon at the palace of the President of the,
Provisional Government, to offer their moral alid
.
material support for the maintenance of the Pry'
ciples consecrated by the revolution.
Perfect tranquillity prevails in Andalusia.

MALTA.
VALLETA, Dec. 8.
Her Majesty's Training frigate Bristol, left here
on the Ist Dec., for Auguste, Naples, Blitoree'
Algiers, and Gibraltar. She is to arrive in ljg

land at the end of January.
On the 3d inst., the Chiltern returned froni
Tri-
poli, after repairing the Alexandria old cable le
that locality.
The Bishop of Gibraltar left on the sth Pr
Tunis in the steamer Lancefield, and reached there
yesterday.
Her Majesty's despatch boat Pysche arrived fret°
Alexandria on the 21 ; the Cruizer, from Patrast 433
the sth ; the Eudymion, from Alexandria ; and tb°
Cockatrice from Sulina on the Gth. The Scrap's
arrived from Alexandria on the afternoon of the
1
7th, with the head quarters of the 21st Brigade °
the Royal Artillery and detachments, making to
gether 1,160. All well. She left early to-dal fl3r
Portsmouth, expecting to arrive there on the 17°'
The Crocodile has not arrived.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. S.
The Constitationnel of to-day says :—" We bag:
reason to know that the mediating Powers
obtained from the Turkish Government the prod's:
to suspend the
.threatened rupture with Greer©
until the 12th inst., even in case of a refusal oa th
part of that Power to comply with the demancl's°

Turkey."
The communications made by the journal 111
Turgiue of Constantinople in reference to the atti-
tude of the Porte towards Greece, are cousid'3fea
here to be greatly exaggerated.
The Moniteur, in its bulletin of to-day, sq.' ;„a
Count Bismarck, on his arrival at Berlin, visit
the Ambassadors of France, England, and itilssl
and in conversation with these diplomatists es'
pressed his confidence in the maintenance of god

relations between the Great Powers.
MAURITIUS, Nov., 18, via SO2'
ors
Her Illajesty's ship Urgent left for the Cape
the 15th inst. with the 32d Rogimmt.
Fever continues in the island, but the 133°143
is not above the ordinary average. the
Considerable embarrassment prevails atnonS
G 0
planters owing to the short sugar crop. The Pr'
of sugar has advanced 2s.

RANCE.
BOURSE, Dec. 7. FThree o'clock.—The 130rl‘el
closed as follows :-
4i per Cont.
End of month —
3 po'r Cent
End of month 7l 35
Credit Mobilier 297 50
End of month 295
Credit Foncier 1.527
End of month —

„, 00
Bank Shares ....••3100
Ital'an Loan ......
Eud of month...
Mexican Loan ..•
Do. Bonds ...... .04
Spanish Threes ...
Home Debt......
Deferred .........
s. Cash
911}
12121
......
9661
633 t
577#

RAu.w4x
Orleans •
Northern
Lyons and Mediterraw

Southern.....
;17'
Western
Eastern • 4Bl
Sardinian
Austrian 415
Lombard
68/
North of Spain
83
Saragossa „..,,,,.....• 481
Roman CIS 00000000000

Yesterday a detachment of 131 n ou-coin7;ef
mmiofficers and men, belonging to the depot sou heed'
companies of Royal Engineers, rejoined the
quarters at Brompton barracks, Chatham, °llt the
completion of their course of ball practice 'wog
Government rifle range, Milton. The f°ll°
officers arrived with the detachment—Lie'ill'aref
Merriman, Lieut. L. J. Brown, Lieut. J.
Lieut. R. J. Moc,re, and Lieut. AV. W. na.rbilarge
ST. BARTHOLOMEWS HOS ITA h.
hamper of game, which was forwarded from SO— A el
rrioc-
ham by direction of his Royal Highness the uso o
Wales, has been received at this Hospital fort 00 0, AO
the patients, in whose well-being his Royal llgbileno th
President of the Hospital, shows on all occasic)-
liveliest interest. t"
THE NEW ARCHBISHOP.—At a meeting
Dena
Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral, on Friday last, th A
Etc,
presiding, her Majesty's Gonge d'Elire noniinating.:lolr,
cessor to the late Dr. Longley in tha ArehiepiseoP93
of pr.
was read and acted upon in the unanimous electic° th°
A. C. Tait, late Bishop of London. The bellS eof
the
Cathedral were rung during the day in celebratie°
event.