The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-07 00:00:00

,:NWILRICAN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY MORNING.
The British and-North...American Royal mail steamer
Passengers and
Canada, Captain Lang, arrived here about -half-past
twelve o'clock Wt. night,- with the usual mails from
Boston, met
A.M., on the
erseovnentfyre-tighhreto,
The
Canada
left
ti°l93s,tooo'daouldlarsilainlifsaixl;
Boston at 1.15 P.m , on the 26th, and arrived at Halifax
tswaeileinng
Halifax againa t
end-Boston,
dl5
the steamer Cambria, of - the same se.rvies3,3Qund 10
218116h.P.M6n, othnb2e7t2h,7thhe

- The IThited States' mail steam-ship Humboldt, with
... .
the mail-s from Southampton and Havre, Arriied at New
York on the 23d, and serew•steamer City of Manche-Eger,
from this port, with 347'passengers, reached Philadelphia
on the same day. : - ' - ' "
There_was nothing of importance in Congress. Pre-
paration was being made for the holding of the several
state conventions, who'-'viiill decide laext month on the
several candidates for the Presidetry..igr.,Welastee was
at Bost:n, and hatitratede An eloqueut speeeh at Feneuil
Hall, on the i2):1;10 tr very large easel:Oleg-6.
A ,Bill is before the : Mavyland 'Legislature, 'whibh
provides that 411 free negroets and mulattoee who shell
be born in the State after the Ist day of January; 1855,
shall, upon their arrival at the age of 21 years, be com-
pelled to etnigrate to Liberia. - -
The whole of the candidates for the Presidency, with
one exception, have declared that they will maintain
the present fugitive slave law, end if needful will veto
any attempt to repeal it.
We learn from Washington that there is a probability
that President Fillmore will abandon the idea of en-
-141/440441114kete10t-steeeevasvoe. of the-Telatuvatepee treaty
by Mexico, and hat negotiations will be entered into
for a right of way across the isthmus, in accordance
with the suggestions of President Arista. The personal
of Baltimore, still continues the
difficulty between M. Sartiges, the. French Minister, and
Niagara.onlyl,s o.oNdOlraitr all Bvrt ael; ware i I;agis'ael
townthe
• Kossuth, evidently disgusted with Albany, has left
mate-
rial aid by the Albanians.
tthheatopolaracinekto;ere.
Madame Goldschmidt had
.given her last concert in
dl thfoerfusso
.
Americaprevious to her departure for Europe. She
Inv be expeeted to arrive here on Tuesday.
The ivpv.York Herald
.eay5....,,, The discovery of gold
in Austrislie has turned the attention of many of our
citizens to that quarter^ of the iivorld; and the late cx-
traordinary,intelligence from England ' of the result of
the mining operations, in that portion of her colonial
possessions has induced many -Persons, anxious to make
rapid fortunes, to seriouslY consider the propriety of
turning their, steps in that direction. There are already.
three vessels advertised for Port Phili "
' ende - p.
Her Majesty sit r /Utley; and troop-ship
.Resisl-
ance; Mostei-Cornmatider Bradshair, were lying In Hali-
fax harbour when the Canada left. The Resistance Wes
to Convey the 42d Regiment to
and
- England, was to sail
on the 29th ultimo. ,
The contract propellers La.. .
--entine and Osprey had
been appointed to converthe c b• , -1 to Ber-
mudaam rta s mat s
and Newfonndland..-.

COMMERCIEWS.
NEW YORK, MAY 25 —There is no change of ina-
hice oeavy r
, wit a
fall but little dispositon. to operate either for a
r fr
i
poTrtahneeme
ainrktehtetoSrtc:reki M4rketghts is not but the fancies continue
weak. Cotton has been taken for Liverpool at 75c. to,
100 c. per bale; 3,000 brls, flour f et 10id • 20 000 bushels
grain, ~ ,
There is no change in 10, thr, • .
t 9 ---neY market. The supply
of capital is still bundant, at 4to active, and rates are
5 per cent. on call and
first-class short paper.
value
Flourof wester and Mean
land state fl —There is no change to note in the
our; the
supply of the low
for
grades of state is not so large, an
the demand continues
ka the east and for export.
goodGrain—There is very little domestic wheat on the
market,.and the firmness of holders restricts the sales.
. Cotten—The following is frorQ Mr. W. P.' Wright's
circular:—,, my last circular was dated 19th inst., and
ales at advaneib... ~
reported large sales: -
-76 Prmes, and a good
towards this Ito
fee ling generally
had
portant staple, since
which' we have a continuance of the demand both
speculation and .home consuem,;
for
-'"‘on, and prices have
to. to O. per lb. theadvanced
ofgoodstaple, largest figure
Gulf cotton
upon

WEST INDIA --------
1/IAIL.
JUNE s.—'the 1--, • ,
SOUTHAMPTON, . 0 ~t-icoao Royal ma
Company's steam-ship, comTanded
Chapman, with the West India mail; _
bY Captain C. M
tenant Ellorman, R.N., Admiralty
Ur arrived at
three o'clock this afternoon. - ,i 6
and weather. Her
experienced head
winds during the first six days after leavia_
IS St: Thomas,
On the voyage home the
run home has been remarkably good, she haying
mom.
and after that period variable. winds
I' Lied it under fon:demi days.
P "'
The latest dates by this arrival are as follows:.—Vera
Cruz; 9th May; Tampico. 7th; Chagres, 10th• Cartha-
gena, 12th; Jamaica, lath; Demerara, 11th• Trinidad,
12th; Barbadoes, 14th; Grenada, 13th
18th; St. Thomas, 224; Antigua. 16th ; Porto Rico,
; JaCina, 17th;
Grey Town, 7th; Valparaiso, 10th April.
The Orinoco brings on freight 1,316 673; on
merchants' account, 367- serons cochineal
jalapi, 5 tierces, coffee, 24 barrels. preserved, 15 serons
ginger, 12
packages pimento, 4 bales of tobacco, 36 bales aarsapa-
rine, 94 serous indigo, and about 100 paakages
of
general merchandize.
appears that no eacria
By the manifest it Mexican y has been
' for payment of the
.dividends in
con-
from
t her. being i
sequence of the bar a , _ mpassable,
from the rough state of the weatner. A large sum was
would be brought ;
said to be waiting, and welln tho next
steamer. lOriancoialec-11-7P of Lieu-