The Sun.
London, England, 1863-06-15 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

THE REPORTED RELIEF OF
VICKSBURG.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY AFTERNOON.

A despatch from Cork, published here
states that letters received by a respectable firm in
that city confirms the report that Vicksburg his
been relieved, and General Grant's army sur-
rounded.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

CRACOW, JUNE 13.

The insurgent leader Broniewski has met with
considerable success at Nagoszew, in the palatinate
of Plock.

In Lithuania an engagement favourable to the
insurgents has taken place at Olkieniki, near
Kowno.

Governor Mouravieff has committed fresh atro-
cieties, having caused the Abbe Zumecki and the
landowner Leskowizc to be shot, and the Polish
chief Colysko to be hung.

JUNE 14.

On the 10th inst. Czachowski gained a brilliant
victory over the Russians at Konskie, in the go-
vernment of Sandomir. Two Russian companies
were completely destroyed,
On the same day the Poles defeated the Russians
at Ignacaw and Kalskie.
Oksinski has crossed the river Pilien, near Kluc-
zysko, and occupied Oleszno.
Lelewel is at Lubartow.

The insurgent chief Abicht and the Capucin priest
Konarski were hung on Friday last, in front of the

citadel.

It is reported that the Archbishop of Warsaw,
having protested against this sentence, has been
arrested and transported to St. Petersburg.

ROCHES POINT, JUNE 15.

The extra Inman steamer Kangaroo from New
York on the 3d inst., arrived here at 5 a.m. to-day.
Her news has been anticipated by the China.

FRANCE,
GENERAL FOREY'S REPORT.
PARIS, JUNE 15.

General Forey's report, dated May 18, has arrived
here. It agrees with the intelligence published by
the Courrier des Etats rinis.

General Forey states that on his refusing to per-
mit the retreat of the Mexican troops from Puebla,
Ortega decided on dissolving his army. He also
caused all arms to be broken, cannons to be spiked,
and the magazines to be blown up. General Ortega
then sent a flag of truce to General Forey, announc-
ing that the garrison had terminated its defence,
and placed itself at General Forey's discretion.
" Then," continues Gen. Forey's report, " 1,200
men, the greater part without uniforms, arms, or
equipment, the whole of the two latter having
been broken and thrown into the streets, consti-
tuted themselves prisoners.
"All the materials of war remain in our pos-
session. It only appears to have been partly
spoiled, and even that portion incompletely."
The report says in conclusion—" The army is at
the height of its joy, and will march in a few
days upon Mexico."

LETTER OF THE EMPEROR TO
GENERAL FOREY.

PARIS, JUNE 15.
The Emperor has addressed a letter to General
Forey testifying the strong satisfaction which the
taking of Puebla had given him. The Emperor
also expresses his appreciation of the perseverance
and courage of the army, " which," he says, " in a
distant expedition fought against the climate and
an enemy so much more obstinate because deceived
respecting my intentions."
His Majesty continues :—" I bitterly deplore the
loss of so many brave men, but I have the consola-
tory thought that it has not been useless for the in-
terests and honour of France, and for civilization."
" Our aim is not to impose upon the Mexicans
a Government against their will, nor to mAke our
success serve to the triumph of any party whatever.
I desire that Mexico may be born to a new life, and
that, shortly regenerated by a Government founded
upon the national will, the principles of order and
progress and respect for international law, she may,
by establishing friendly relations with France, ac-
know edge that it is to France that she owes her

peace and prosperity.
" I await the official reports to give to the army
and its chief their merited recompense.
'• For the present, General, receive my earnest
and sincere congratulations.
(Signed) "NAPOLEON."
BOURSE, June 13.—The market has been heavy,
but prices have been maintained at about yesterday's
closing rates, Threes, for the Account, being uow at
69f. 40c. Railway Shares also heavy, but up to the
present time with but slight variations in quotations.
The market became more buoyant towards the close,
and left off as follows

it per Cents. 96 60 Italian Loan 73 35
Do. end month.... Do. end month 73 20
3 per Cents
Do. end month.... 69 60 Do. end month 74 20
Credit Mobilier..., 1240 Russian .. —
Do. end m0nth....1240 -- Austrian .. —
Bank Shares 3450 Spanish Threes....
Credit k oncier l4lO Home Debt