The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-01 00:00:00

Race.

NEW YORK, June 23 (Evening).

(By Telegraph to HdWax.)

On Monday Bierney's corps bombarded Peters-
burg at a range of 1,200 yards—.doing, however,
little damage.
Lee reports that the Richmond and Petersburg
Railway has been repaired.
Richmond papers report that Hunter's attack on
Lynchburg on Saturday had been repulsed.
Ewell has left to oppose Hunter.
Sheridan has returned to Fort Monroe.

Sherman reports severe fighting on Sunday,when
Howard gained an important position and repulsed
the Confederates with a loss of 700 men who at-
tempted to retake it.

The Confederate advance up the Shenandoah
Valley has been denied.
The Chicago Ddmocratic Convention has been
postponed until August.
The Peace Democracy has resolved to support
no presidential candidate who is in favour of the
war.

Grant's whole army is before Petersburg He was
repulsed on the 17th and 18th with heavy loss in
an assault on Petersburg. He maintains his en•
trenched line within a mile from Petersburg.

On the 2 ►th Generals Grant and Butler and
Admiral Lee held a consultation on the fig-ship
in the James Ri7er.

An important fresh movement by Grant was
progressing on Wednesday, the 22d inst.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, June 23 (Morning).
Money tighter. Gold excited at 210.
NEW YORK, Jane 23 (Evening).
Money tight. Gold had advanced since the
passing of the Gold Bill to 230, but has since de
clined to 210. Exchange on London, 230. The
market is excited, and the financial situation has
caused much apprehension in commercial circles.
Stocks dull. New York Centrals,l32.l—lllinois
shares, 128—Erie, 114-6 per cent U.S. Bond

Twenty-fives, 105. Cotton advancing—middling
Upland, 145 c.—flour,.—flour, wheat, and corn advancing.
Provisions dull. Coffee and augur good inquiry.
Molasses steady. Petroleum (crude), 461-c., rained
700.

The bankers of New York have sent a deputa-
tion to Washington to urge a modification of the
Gold Bill.

FRANCE.
PARIS, JULY 1 (Morning).
The Moniteur of this morning says :

"A telegram from General Martimprey, dated

the 27th ult., announces that all the tribes of the
Fiittas, who were still in a state of revolt, have
been driven into their last refuges and have surren-
dered unconditionally. 4,000 prisoners are retained
by us as a guarantee for their submission.
"General Martimprey was to embark on the 29th
ult. at Mortagenem to return to Algiers."
The Constitutionnel of to-day publishes an article
on the praise bestowed by Earl Russell in the
House of Lords upon the Emperor Napoleon, con-
cluding thus :—" If we point out this
manifestation
of the British Cabinet, it is because it seems to us
of great value, and we congratulate ourselves from
the double point of view of patriotism and pleasure
at the prospect of a general peace ; in the first place
because we are happy to see our Government re-
spected, and in the second, because we are convinced
that the good and courteous relations between
France and England are the surest guarantee lot
the interests of civilisation."

BOURSE, June 30. Thu reponse de primes
(option) was made at 66f. 85c. for the fhree psi
Cents. The market has been firm. Threes un
varied at 65f. 75c., and Mubilier at 1,051 f. 25c.
The market closed as follows
41 per Cents. 93 25
uo. end

3 per Cents
Do. end month 65 80

Credit Mobilier 1052 50
Do. end month 1051 25
Bank Shares 3302 60

Credit F onoier ....1245
Roman .. 72 25

BA IL

Italian Lean...... 69 8
Do. end month,. 69 5°
Ditto Th„„
.....
Ndw Mexicali' •• •• 56 50
Altrian
.......... ......
Spanh t Threes.... 51 25
loins NW: ...... 50
Deferred ........ 45i
WAYS.

Orleans
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
New ditto
Southern
Western
Eastern ..
Sardinian
Austrian
Lrur bard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona

Cash. Account.
865 805
990 , 990 --
881 25 880

•• - -
640 648 75
497 60 600 -
463 75 ..462 50
365 „ 365 -
402 50 „ 406 25
633 75 „ 531 25
42U „ 422 50
562 u 0 „ 562 60
250 ~, 250

THE DANO-GERMAN WAR,

COPENHAGEN, JUNE 29, 10 14 A.M.

Last night an attack was made by the enemy on
Alsen. After a violent contest they succeeeed in
effecting a landing on the Kjaer peninsula.

Oar loss has been severe, and our troops have now
withdrawn between Uikeboi and Sonderskov.
PASSAGE OF THE ALSEN SOUND BY THE
PRUSSIANs.

, FLENSBURG, JULY 1.

The passage of the Alsen Sound by the main
body of the Prussians was effected in 120 boats,
conveying 3,000 at a time.
The troops landed between Schwabeck and the
most southerly point of Satrupholz.
Notwithstanding the sharp fire of the DaneF,
their grand batteries were taken.