The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-08 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LB EUTEP.'S TELEGRAMS.]

GREECE.

AMENS, AUG. 7.
A new Ministry has been formed, composed as

follows ;--
Admiral Canaria President of the Council
and Minister of Ma.

rine.

M. Cernoundouros Minister:of the Interior.
M. Sotiropoulos . . Minister of Finance.
M. Carnalis
M, Andrue London ..Minister of Justice and
ad interim Minister
of Public Worship.
M. Theodoros Deleyannis..llinister for Foreign

Affairs.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS,

SOUTHAMPTON, AtiG. 8.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Massilia, with the heavy portion of the above
mails, has arrived here. She brings 47 passengers,
£l5O in specie, and 104 paAages of sundries.
On the 29th ultimo the Massiiia spoke the
steamer Penn, 13 days from London on the 4th inst.,
passed the brig Albion, of Liverpool, and the
steamer Laconia, and on the 6th exchanged colours
with the steamer Poonah.

Her Majesty's ships Marlborough, Meanee,
Magicienne, and Chanticleer, were cruising off
Malta, and the Hibernia, Royal Oak, Boxer,
Growler, Revenge, Phoebe, Weser, and the Pelican
were in the harbour. _ _ .

Her Majesty's ships Procris and Ittdpolo were
at Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, AUG. 3.

The steamers ItaHs, from London, and the Calpe,
from Liverpool, arrived here on the 30th inst. ; and
the Demetrius, from Liverpool; Mineron, from
Cardiff; and the Lady Franklin and Beaver from
Glasgow, on the 31st.

Exchange 06 London, 90 days, 50Z to -3-; Paris,
5.29 to 35; Marseilles, 5.31 ; Genoa, 5.20 to 31.
Madrid, 8 days' Bight, par ; Cadiz, Ito dis.
Freights unaltered.

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUG. 8.

The Emperor left Vichy at B'clock yesterday
morning, and arrived at 11 at Monflucon, where he
met with an enthusiastic reception.

His Majesty, after visiting the principal manu•
factories, continued his journey, arriving at Saint
Cloud at 9 p,m.

Mgr. Cerbet, Bishop of Perpignan, is dead.

BOURSE, August 6.—The market has been heavy
owing to a further decline in Consols, but prices
show no material change. Threes, for the Account.
are unvaried at 6Gf. 30c, Mobilier, after having
been done at 1,000 f., is now at OM. Railway
Market inanimate. The market became rather
more animated towards the close, and left off as

follows
(it per Cents 94 75
Do. end month —
3 per Cents
Do. end month 66 35
Credit Mobilier 997 50
Do. end month 997 50
Bank Shares 3400
Credit I oncier 1230
Roman

Italian Loan 6B 20
Do. end month 6B 25
Ditto Threes ..
New Mexican .... 553
Russian
Austrian .. B3 25
Spanish Threes 63 25
Rome Debt
Deferred

RAIL WAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans ggg ... . a 885 .. 882 50
Northern
Lyons and Muditerranean 905 .. 915

New ditto — • .
Southern 637 50 .. 640
Western
Eastern
Sardinian •• • .
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Lareelona

ITALY.

A Turin letter has the following :

" The month now commencing appears likely to
be a dull time in politics. The Ministry has decided
on postponing the consideration of the grave ques-
tine of the elections until September. It appears
probable that the present Parliament will meet once
more for a few weeks, for the purpose of voting
urgent laws and efficing, if possible, the impression
produced by the closing sittings of the late session.
Should the Ministry again obtain the support of the
Chambers, it could appeal to the country with more
authority. The alliance, or understanding, of the
Northern Powers has not yet manifested itself in a
manner directly hostile to Italy; the attitude of the
Powers, so far as regards this country, being
strictly defensive, it would appear that the new
kingdom is not the immediate object of the league,
the existence of which is universally believed there,
though nobody seems to be at all alarmed. Mean-
while, the c:erical party make a great noise about
it, and express their joy and hones without the least
reserve. Their principal organ, the "Units Cattoiica"
makes the league the constant theme of its articles,
which, as usual, are written with great talent. But
all the talent in the world could never counterba-
lance the anti-national character of those hopes
whose roots are beyond the Miacio, nor the anti-
patriotic feeling
displayed in the scarcely indirect
appeal to bayonets, which certainly are not those
of Italy. The excessively hot and dry weather
which has prevailed here for nearly two months
makes people very willing to indulge in the far
niente. The sun is this year over
bright; while not a storm, or a cloud, or a breath
of air, ever comes to cool the burning atmosphere."
Another letter from Turin says M. Minghetti
and the Minister of Marine have both returned to
Turin. A Council of Ministers sat on Sunday last, at
which Gen. Lamarmora and Gen. Cialdini were pre-
sent. The former had come from Genoa with the
President of the Council, and the second had been
called from Bologna, the centre of his command,
whither he returned the same evening, M. Peruzzi
starting nr
Turin
forof these
twogenerals,
The
simultaneous presence
and their participae
tion in a Council of Ministers, are circumstances
which have excited public curiosity, and given rise
to various surmises. I will merely remind your
readers that Generals Lamarmora and Cialdini are
those whose military commands skirt the Pontifical
frontier. Gen. Cialdini's division lies north of Rome,
and Lamarmora's south of the Eternal city. The ter-
ritory still under the sway of the Pontifical Governs
ment is enclosed between those two divisions, and
perhaps the simultaneous arrival of those generals
at Turin is connected with the respective positions
of their corps."
The Cologne Gazette confirms the intelligence
that the ex-King of Naples is about to leave Rome.
He hesitates, that journal asserts, between Venice
or Salsburg as his future residence. The continued
indisposition of the ex• Queen is one of the principal
causes of the deterruination taken by Francis 11. to
remove from Rome.

PRINCE ALFRED.—The 20th birthday of his Royal
Highness Prince Alfred Ernest Albert was celebrated
at Windsor on Saturday last with the customary honours
paid to members of the Royal family. From an early hour
in the morning, and at intervals throughout the day, joyous
peals were sent forth from the towers of the Chapel Royal of
St, George and St. John's Church. At 1 o'clock a Royal
salute of 21 guns was fired in the Long Walk from the
Corporation Ordnance by the town bombardier, and a
Royal salute was also fired from the Adelaide frigate on
Virginia Water, which was answered at Fort Belvedere.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales
are expected to ar,ive at Marlborough-house this (Monday)
afternoon, and on Tuesday their royal highnesses leave for
Scotland, where it is expected they will reside for about six
weeks.

PRINCE JERO3f E NAPOLEON AT GREENOCK.—
Early on Friday morning the French screw steam corvette
Jerome Napoleon, of 900 tons, arrived at the tail of the
Bank, from llavre, having Prince Jerome Napoleon on
board. Prince Jerome and a party of gentlemen came ashore
during the day, and put up at the Tontine Hotel, but re-
turned to the ship in the evening. It iy expected they will
take their departure froi the Clyde imraediAtely,