The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-22 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTEIt'S TELEGRAMS.)

GREECE.
ATHENS, MAY 17 (via Trieste).

A ohange of Ministry has taken place.
names of the new Ministers are as follows :
President of the Council .... M. Rufos.
.... M. Komundurus.
•• • • M. Lendidis.
AMI
iinniisstteerr ooff tFhianlann tceer.i o. r
Minister of Justice ...... M. Platis.
Minister for Foreign Affairs M. Delganni.
Minister for War M. Botzaris.
Minister of the Marine .... M. Canaria.

The

Minister of Public Worship . M. Califrinos.

The National Assembly has voted an address,
conveying its thanks to the three protecting Powers
for the benefits they have hitherto conferred upon

Greece.

FRANCE,
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, MAY 22.

M. de Persigny has addressed a letter to the
Prefect of the Seine, of which the following is a

summary :

" M. de Persigny categorically denies the report
the election of M. Thiers, would abandon its sup-
porthesitating to oppose
that the Government, while
of M. Devinck. M. Thiers, by his presence at
the meetings of old political parties uniformly com-
posed of avowed enemies of the Emperor and the
Empire, had rendered it impossible for the Govern-
ment to give him that reception which it would
otherwise been disposed to extend to the illustrious
historian of the Consulate and the Empire. M.
Thiers henceforth remains the representative of a
regime which France has condemned, and it
is, therefore, the duty of the Government
to oppose him. What M. Thiers wishes
is the re-establishment of a regime which
bas been fatal to France and to himself, displacing
authority from its natural foundation, casting it
forth to be devoured by the passions of the tribune,
replacing the fertile movement of action by the
barren agitation of words—a regime
18 years, produced impotence at hom which, during
and weaknesse
abroad, which both commenced and ended in a riot.
Aggrandized France, France which has become so
prosperous and so glorious, and which, since M.
Thiers and those who think with lira are no longer
in power, possesses universal suffrage, will not
oppose that Government which has extricated the
country from the abyss into which those men had
permitted her to fall."
The state of M. Baroche's health is much im-

proved.
Madame de Lamartine, the wife of the poet, is
dead.

M. Baroche continues in the same state as previ-
ously announced. No symptoms have appeared
giving cause to apprehend an aggravation of his
malady,
.

Intelligence from Constantinople states that the
Secretary of his Highness Ismail Pacha, the Viceroy
of Egypt, is expected there to obtain the sanction
of the Sultan to the fulfilment of the engagements
entered into by M. de Lesseps.
The Cireassians are stated to be preparing a me-
morial to the foreign Powers, protesting against
the capture of their ships by Russian cruisers.
BOURSE, May 21.—The market continues in the
same feverish state, but prices show only a very
slight decline, Tnreea, for the Account, being now
at 69f. 50c. The Railway Share Market has been
quiet, but with quotations up to the present time
generally well maintained. The market closed as
follows :

It per Cents 97
Do. end month..., --
3 per Cents
Do. end month..., GO 45
Credit Mobilier 1432 50
Do, end month 1,127 50
Bank Shares 3450
Credit I oneier 1450

RAIL'

- Italian Loan 72 35
• Do. end month 72 40
i New ditto
i Do, end month.... 73 40
Russian
Austrian ..
•
Spanish Threes 5l 25
• Home Debt
MAIM

Cash. Account.
Orleans lOO5 .• 1002 50
Northern
New. ditto • ...... —.—
Lyous and Mediterranean 1062 50 .. 1065
Geneva 455 4-5
Southern .. 763 75 • • 765
Western
Eastern ... .
Sardinian .............
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona .• •

AMERICA.

(RET.ITER'S TELEGRAMS.)
Per the Glasgow.

NEW YORK, May 7.

The New York herald of to 'day says :—" Intel-
ligence received from General Hooker's army is to
the morning of the sth inst.
" The battle had not been renewed, owing to
two days' heavy rain rendering any aggressive
movements on either side impracticable.
"General Sedg
wick's division has succeeded in
crossing (P re-crossing) the river, and has joined
Hooker's Column.
" Generals Stonewall' Jackson and Hill are
dangerously wounded. General Ransom is reported
killed."

Washington despatches state that Gen. Heitnzelo
inann's division, 30,000 strong, had left Washing-
ton to reinforce Gen. Hooker.
The second attack of Gen, Sheiman's expedition
on Haines' Bluff was repulsed with a loss of 80
killed and wounded. The expedition had left for
Young's Point,
The Federal Government intends to commence
the reinforcement of the Conscription Act at once.
The list of Provost-Marshals at present appointed
for the different districts is published.
No further definite news received from General
Hooker's army.
General Hooker is reported to have captured
6,000 to 15,0b0 piLoneis, and to have lost 6,000
men. Up to Tuesday evening there was nothing
definite known, filet pt the fact that many thou-
sands were killEd, and that the battle was not
decided. •

The Federals are reported to have cut the Con-
federate railroad communication between Vicks-
burg and Richmond Charleston, and Tullahoma.
Military were sent from Cincinnati and Colum-
bus to quell the riot at Dayton consequent upon
Mr. Vallandighara's
arrest. Telegraphic commu •
nication to Dayton was interrupted.
The G'asgow takes out a general cargo of pro-
visions, and 7,6C0 dole. in specie.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK-, iklay 6, Evening.
Money easy. Gold 52 per cent. pm• St.)cks—
Prices lower. New York Centrals, 1181; Illinois,
92; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 106'4.

happy to see that
ROYAL COLOSSET.3I, REGENT'S PARK.—We are
beautiful auxiliary attractions having been restored is to
paintings of "London thbyisDlP:e'riadni(cli
reopen for the season on Whit Monday, under an entirely
new management, ' when various novelties are promised,
,h,urialdriisegbyviNitihglit,t,s,
among others a corni,lete orchestra; the world-renowned
and the ingenious mechanical working picture of " The
City of Lisbon, and
-- its destruction by Earthquake" are to
be exhibited for the last time. The fact that this will be
the last opportunity of viewing the beautiful works of art
combined with the other attractions of this instructive place
of elegant amusement, will no doubt command a lull share
of public patronage,

YANKEE NOTABILITIES. —A Peabody becomes a
1.4.)nd0n banker in the avocation of distributing and
also of aggregating wealth. A Colt makes revclvers a prac-
tical fact, and no longer the curiosities of a museum; and
a Hobbs, after picking all the locks in the Union, becomes
Col-
burn, leaving for a time the practice of mechanical engineer-
ing, takes a position of eminence in mechanical literature.
a manufacturer of locks in London ; while a Zerah
—Spectator,

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HER MAJESTY.

BALMORAL, May 20,
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena,
walked and drove in the grounds yesterday.
Princess Louise went out riding.