The Sun.
London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

[REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

AMERICA.
(Per the Nova Scotian, via Greencastle.)

NEW YORK, APRIL 30 (Afternoon).
There is no political or military news of any

.mportance.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

Money easy. Gold, 791 premium. Stocks dull,
New York Centrals, 134 ; Illinois, 1261 ; Erie,
1131, Business generally is extremely dull,

ARRIVAL OF THE CROWN PRINCESS OF
PRUSSIA AT HAMBURG,
HAMBURG, MAY 13.
The Crown Princess of Prussia arrived hero by
special train this morning, and alighted at the
Hotel de l'Europe.
It is expected that her royal highness will await
the arrival of the Crown Prince from the seat of
war this afternoon.

FRANCE.

SPEECH OF M. ROUHER ON DENMARK

AND POLAND.
PARIS, MAY 13.

In yesterday's sitting of the Corps Legislatif,
M. Rouher, replying to M. Favre, spoke at great
length on the Danish question. The Minister said
he saw with grief the invasion of the Duchies.
He could not discuss certain questions, because
the conference had met. He confined himself,
therefore, to refuting the observations of M. Favre
upon the conduct of France until the meeting of
conference, and pointed out that the treaty of 1852
did not oblige France to make war to defend the
resolution of the Conference and the integrity of
the Danish monarchy. M. Rouher also observed
that to uphold the treaty England would have easy
victories at sea, but France would be obliged to
march upon the Rhine, and traverse Germany to
reach Denmark.

" If (said the Minister) France could embark her
treasure in such an enterprise it is not to Denmark
that we should have gone, we should rather have
moved armies for other misfortunes and other

sorrows.

" But the policy of the Government is not a policy
of sentiment. When ouch questions present them-
selves, a government devoted to the country does not
engage in war before having everywhere exhausted
all the combinations which might secure and main.
tain peace.

"We have respected the treaty of 1852. We
have accepted every means for re-establishing

peace."
The Minister concluded his remarks on the Danish
question by expressing the hope that the Confer.
ence would give peace.
With regard to Poland NI. Rouher stated that the
question was an European one, and continued as
follows
We have suffered deeply by the events in
Poland and Gallicia, but we did not wish to trouble
the peace of Europe. We understood that collective
steps on the part of the Powers being no longer
capable of realisation France should no longer make
vain protests at St. Petersburg, but should leave
to God and to time the care of judging on which
side lay the great iniquity and on which side legi-
timate grievances."
On the subject of Congress the Minister said the
Powers who had refused the Congress had in-
flicted upon themselves the greatest injury. "Franca
was not less glorious and powerful after the refusal
of the Congress."
BOURSE, May 12,—Sales fur realisation have
rendered the market heavy, but without producing
any material effect on prices, Threes, for the Ac-
count, standing now at 66f. 70c. Mobilier show a
slight improvement, being last quoted at 1,170 f.
Railway Market heavy, with a trifling decline on
some of the lines. The market receded towards the
close, and left off as follows :-
41 per Cents .. 03
Do. end month....
3 per Cents
Do. end month 66 60
Credit Mobilier 1157 50
Do, end month 1152 50
Bank Shares 3360
Credit Fonder 1255
Roman
BAIL

Italian Loan 6B 70
Do. end month 6B 70
New ditto —
Do, end month —
Russian
Austrian

Spanish Throes
Howe Debt ..
Deferred

AYs3.
Cash. Account.
Orleans 1••• •••• 878 75 .. 877 50
Northern .... 982 50 .. 983 75
Lyons and Mediterranean 880 885
ditto 877 50

4ew dal,
6.50 .. 650
&Althorn
4
\Western ......
95 ..
Eastern
Sardinian 365 ~ 365
Austrian -
LOW bard
North of Spain
Saragossa..
Ditto to Barcelona