The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-26 00:00:00

A MERICA.

The United States mail steam-ship St.
;Th from
with the usual fortnightly American roa•—'
brink'
New York, arrived off Cowes on SaturdaY, i;1of
ing dates tote 10th instant. The Pacific ha' •
arrived when the St. Louis left. 00b$
Mr. Soul 6 bad declined the invitation of tbe
Junta to a public demonstration in his honour:: it
of
The New York papers publish particulars 4-'l3'ich
filliinistering expedition against Ecuador, II
ae
it averred "There has probably never beenhing
expedition gotten up in this country of ailLauYt has
hire the magnitude of the one in question tai.
been conducted with equal seeresy, or, in the uIL;
cess of which capitalists and men havesie ding
proffered their means and services.Alabama, to
spirit is ex-Seator Jere. Clemens, of be
r is to
whom the matnerial of the army jcan ea force
entrusted—having, am backers, an Anne
ng wo-
of twelve hundred men, equipped. for figu"7 -the
poses—himself to lead the land force, While; “
gallant Alvarado Hunter is to command the lia"•
the
air
According to aclvices from Havannah of t d
matters were all quiet throughout the *slan,u° itn
business appeared to be recovering. Thei
un',"nede
States steam-frigates San Jacinto arid PrineehOt
were at Havannah. The markets bad undergoae:;,4
little change, the blockade of the ports prevea"—
, t
fie pp
e sulie of suciar.
The News York Herald assures its readers tuaz
in Mexico Santa Anna is daily losing and Alvere,a
pat
gaining ground. Santa Anna holds several ate
1w
ready to receive him ou the approach of the raTd° of
tionists. Santa Anna has sent what he oil' tos
the seven millions received from the United Sits,
out of the country, together with all his geltitlijd to
and has sold the three millions yet to 1:41-
Mexico by the United States. lO.
NEW YORK, Men' ving
The stock market has been generally in3l)Fedoes
since the sailing of the Baltic. The St. I,l3:liskirge
not take out a large amount of specie, bli" {OO
shipment will be made by the Cunard stemnor
report
Boston on the 14th. We have no ch tr,e ange aw
in foreign exchange for to-day's steamer. Yr op
don 9i. to 91 per cent. prem., and on Parts
u"
to sf. 111 c. are the current
ers rates. fa later
Deal in cotton yesterday were waitiegio73oo
foreign news, due by the Pacific, and c'11,..7 nrices•
400 bales were sold, without any change
Silas
Flour continued firm, with a fair areelnit,n" 0011
at full prices. Genessee white wheat FOW lan at /
lots at 2 dole. 70c. ; common white Canacw,;i
.-to at 2
dols. 3c..; and a small lot of Southern vd for
dols. 25c. Corn sold freely for distilling a white
export, at easier rates for mixed and cane k solid
and yellow. Rye sold at 1 dol. 37e. .-"r The
pretty freely, but closed with less animatleidte'noi at
high prices demanded by holders had a ten , &oh
the close to check sales. Coffee continueurriols
though sales of Rio were limited. Frea„,b na hags.
of Rio swelled the stock to about lituv,uoing
,more
Sugars were tolerably active, with
Ling
Cuba, at steady prices.
Freight engagements are light, dealers
the arrival of foreign news by Pacific'

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS.—The Queen hiss,a,i,illeeserriPlisyyte,itsodil
—..........
tthhee
presbytery of Dunifries.—Mr. C. 1:1. Dar..—.0 i. of
Governor at the Cape, has been appointed Govern" ap..
No.ntfe undland, vice Mr. Kerr Baillie Sam
manded the N.R.
Foot
pointed Chief point Governor-in-Chief of the Leeward Islands._r of
cool'
Customs, N R
throughout the
van, ,ith t
January last,
,l arsete,Staff to General Aril•
I st night
Turkish cont
warin
sotamted Clerk to the Collueoccu
Gambia.—Colonel Iticalinerll,vv:r, is are
inent.—General Vivian left toWn 4
for the s
Globe Insuranel‘'icvl in the East.— Observer. 2d "f
the 2 s
ADVANTAGE OF FIRE INs 'CB ---°°
ri:yinan, o ,_.. j.d with
..,
Insurance Company. On the evening • by
property to the amount of 1481. • Premiss
February a destructive fire broke out on h's.rA. was Ow
which
seined. Last week Mr. J. T. Kevern P. °°,:fp_the
some
ooffice to the valuer's') award,
compensation to
agent at Penzance) handed to Mr. Berri -added 14
sumb of 1531. is. 3d., five ouenvdesrbe' gliberallf3—hod-
erd. Jamespolicy Bo
ef
ljit
insurance .
of
eriaaerutoafieitt.heBl:ht
ere.
extinguishing the fire. sic la'
COURT-MARTIAL ON LOUT SANGSTZE, 1t..." , the
, Saturday.—.A. court-i.nartial assem
MOUTH bled f:; the
Royal Marine Barracks, Stonebouse, yestardaY, follow
.trial of First Lieutenant John Sangster upon th° - son
charges :—" First, for having been drank at glti on
theumnting, in George-square Barracks, Deroleriiret
parties
whionleaadotdiirtieolyn :s.i.bs;e-d- iti
Lieutenant
of the 12th of March, 1855, who* 'titan
John Sangster, R.M., wantthe gui;hod
beenofficer
previously warned in divisional orderg ;at the
_thsecondly, for. disobedience of orders, On or gilrtev. to
.12. s of March, 1855, in not returning ininlecuguotieet
his
whentheßoyal to do so by CaPt. R. C. Spalding/°f te
said Marines, his superior officer in cototam'd iiirf
wag
lagyd:japor,usd
r.
n'
MODEL
e dODtillEvidenceE la Mondayo r hsaßi(
Atn
(this
beenso rd ao
y 2 o: ffe re
Thisd , the intl
setiot
inter no
model is drawing a large number of visitors, and Ind
of the Crimea heroes who have returned to -P",l',, its
have dissented from the gencral agreement a 5
of""tho
fidelity in all that appertains to the geograPbY lt
rdistrict and the position of the allied for sr.
receives, we find, local correction as the roe'', both_
we, and inform us of the new works on the P'hr- oast
of the besiegers and the besieged. Duriog tme• loot
week it has been subjected to very extensive reels-the
and the recent dispositions of the French treed
°l.'ijeti
brow"of the Inkerman valley are now delineated, Willa
rtobe new redoubts and defences, of which we l',lblve Bed
listimation. No person can peruse this 1110" e" icier
eArten.to_ the lectures upon it,, without deriving coo. so iha
narratives which
giving substance, as it does,. L, cor.
which we periodically get front " speog'., f
Atte •o
respondents" and other eye-witnesses. ...4. fac•sir 3
here '
the model has lately been taken over to Paris, Iv _ho,.
has not only been examined with pleasure and Or."' A
tion by the Emperor and Empress-, but is challelia.
vast amount of patronage. The satisfaction of lus •'''sroe
wryld, or°
rial Mest has been cony. ed to Mr
told in y• • ey • hubbies
I a teat no less chattering that I',
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