The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-04 00:00:00

ALGERIA.

PARIS, JUNE 4.
The Jloniteur of to day publishes the details o.
the victory obtiined by General Jusuf over the con.
tingents of Djebel Amour, and Bays--

"The manoeuvres of the troops daily render it

more difficult for the Arabs to keep up the insur-
rection. Goneral Deligny foresees the time ap.
proaching when the insurrectionists will be forced

to dlsperge, The insurgents renewed the attack on
Ammy Moussa, but were repulsed."

FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE 3.

The Emperor and Empress yesterday afternoon
walked together for some time in the Bois de Bou-

[ogee near the lake.

The Jaranese ambassadors gage a splendid din-
ner the day before yesterday at the Grand Hotel to
M. Drouyn de Lhuys, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Count de Chasseloup-Laubar, Minister of Marine,
and a distinguished party, consisting of the heads
of the great bodies of the State ; several persons
connected with the Court; senators, Council-
lors of State, and Deputies ; and high officials
belonging to the various Ministries. Nothing
could surpass the exquisite politeness of the
hosts, who with all their secretaries and numerous
staff, were in grand officiAl costume. Such of the
members as speak French, English, and Dutch,
exerted themselves to do the honours of the fete,and
general surprise was expressed at the admirable
manner in which they acquitted them:elves. At
the dessert, the first Japanese interpreter rose, and,
in the name of the three ambassadors, proposed a
toast to the Emperor of the French, to which M.
Drouyn de Lhuys responded by drinking to the
health of the Taicoun and to the consolidation of
friendly relations between France and Japan.
" We have received," says the France, " through
Bona, accounts from Tunis to the 28th ult. At
that date, the situation had not changed. The
plenipotentiary sent to the Bey by .liondouh, the
leader of the insurrection, had returned to the camp
of the latter near Cephas. That envoy declared that
the Bey refused to give any official reply to the
ultimatum of the insurgents, but made known to
them that, of his full will, he granted, by
way of
voluntary concession, most of the points comprised
in their demands. As to accepting the resignation
of the Kasnadar, the Bey did not think proper to
give any explanations. Tbat rt ply did not satisfy
the chiefs of the movement, who nevertheless have
not undertaken any fresh enterprise."
The Ariege steam transport has left Toulon for
Algeria, having on board a detachment of Hussars
and a million of cartridges.

The Mons journals announce that the Duke de
Brabant is to visit that town ou Sunday, on the
occasion of the tee, when a grand military car-
rousel is to be organised.

An ancient Roman sword, having a gold hilt, set
with precious stones, was found last week at Heilig-
kreuz, near T, eves. The blade was nearly destroyed
by rust, but the hilt was in perfect preservation.
BOURSE, June 3.—The market has been firm,
and the business done shows an improvement. For
the Account, Threes are now at 67f. 15c. Mobilier
have advanced to 1,147 f. 50c. Little doing in Rail-
way shares. The market closed as follows :

41 per Cents 93 50 ' Italian L0an...... 70 10
Do. end month — Do. end month.... 70 20
3 per Cents
Do. end month 67 10 New Mexican ..•• uu

Credit Mailior.... 1145 tiassiau ........
no. end month.... 1161 25 Austrian ........

Bank Shares 3375 Spani,h Threes....
Credit Ponder 1240 dome 'Debt •••• .. 50 25
Roman

BAIL

Cash. Account.
865 .. 872 50
995 .. 995
877 00 .. 880

Orleans
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
New ditto
Southern 647 5° • • 652 50
Western -
Eastern
Sardinian ..
Austrian -
Loirbard
North of Spain
Saragossa 575 " 575
Ditto to Barcelona 257 50 "

AMERICA•

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SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 3.

The North German Lloyd's screw steam-ship
Hansa, Captain H. J. von Sautcn, from New York
on the 21st ult.. arrived off Cowes at 7 p.m., and
went on to Bremen. Fine
weather and easterly
winds were experienced on the passage.
She brings 40 passengers for this port and Havre,
and 172 for Bremen. On freight, 51,700 dole. for
England; 71,200 doffs. for France; and 1,500 dole'
for Bremen.

The Hansa spoke the following ships :—May 24,
in lat. 41 N., long 55 30 W., the ship 'theme; 25th,
in lat. 41 40 N., long. 49 15 W., the British ship
Shakspere ; 26th, in lat. 43 2 N., long. 43 50 W.,
the British ship Elizabeth Greetling; 28th, in lat.
45 N., long 32 50 W., the British ship Ketelly ;
31st, in lat. 48 50 N., long. 18 10 W., the British
ship Hannah Foroner and bark Sidney ; June 1, in
lat, 49 18 N., long. 13 38 W., the British bark
Constantia.

Her news has been anticipated.

MISSING SHIP.—LONDON, June 3.—The Argus,
of London, which sailed from Gravesend on the sth of
February for St. Michael's, was kink= on the 18th of
February, on which night it blew a hurricane, and she has
trot since been heard of.