The Sun.
London, England, 1863-03-12 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAM.)

POLAND.
CRACOW, MARCH 11 (Evening).

It is confirmed that the independent members of
;he Council of State for Poland have tendered their

resignation.
The members of the Municipal Council of War-
saw have also resigned.

PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA.

BERLIN, MARCH 11, Evening.

The Staatsanzeiger of today, in its nonofficial
portion, denounces as an entire fabrication the
statement made by the Opinion Nationale upon
the 9th inst., of the purport of the Convention
between Prussia and Russia of the Bth February.
The Staatsanzeiger further denies the truth of the
remarks in the illonzteur of the 7th inst., that an
explanation had been asked of the Prussian repre-
sentative at Frankfort by the Federal Diet of the
disadvantages stated as likely to result from the
Convention to the German Confederacy.
The Staatsanzeiger goes on to observe that Eng-
land alone of the Great Powers has adopted the
form of a despatch to express in a friendly manner
her objections to the Convention. The Govern-
ment know nothing of any verbal representations
said to have been addressed to them upon the same
subject by Austria and other German or non-
German Powers, as well as by France.

THE ITALIAN LOAN.
TURIN, MARCH 11, Evening.

A report is current that the contract for the new
loan was signed to-day by Messrs. Rothschild. The
rate at which it will be issued is not yet known.
The Chamber continues the debate upo❑ the
budget.

The Minister of Agriculture stated that the
cattle disease had not extended throughout the
kingdom, being confined to a few cases which had
occurred at Orvieto.

TURIN, MARCH 12, Morning.
The conclusion of the new loan is confirmed, but

the conditions are not yet known.
It is believed that the house of Messrs. Roths-
child has taken half the loan at 691, and that the
other half is to be divided—a part being advanced
by the Italian bankers and the credit banks, and
the remainder being provided by public subscrip-
tion.

AUSTRALIA.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 12.

The Prince of Wales, from Melbourne on the 2d
December, has passed up the Channel and arrived
in the Downs with 17,1350 z. of gold.

FRANCE

PARIS, MARCH 12.

Despatches received here from Constantinople,
dated yesterday, announce that a Turkish army will
be concentrated at Shumla.

The Moniteur of this morning says :—" The
Constitutionnel announces that the troops forming
the camp of Chalons will be assembled between the
20th and the 31st March.
" This news is entirely incorrect. The camp will
oflly be formed at the end of May as in previous
years."

PARIS, MARCH 11.
The Patrie of this evening announces that the
Prince of Reuss, Secretary to the Prussian embassy
at Paris, left this morning for Berlin.
Several evening papers state that Prince Metter-
nich, the Austria Ambassador at the French court,
will leave Paris to-morrow for Vienna. The journey
is connected with the affairs of Poland, and the
Prince will only be absent a few days.

The Emperor presided to-day at a council of the

ministers.,

La France of this evening says :—" Earl Russell
has addressed a despatch to the Powers who signed
the treaty of Vienna, stating that the present con-
dition of Poland renders diplomatic intervention
desirable, to require from Russia full and entire
execution of the first article of the final act of the
treaty of Vienna, of June 9, 1815. France cannot
but perceive, in the initiative taken by the English
Cabinet, an echo of her own views."
The same paper states that Sweden and Portugal
have given in their adhesion to the views of Earl
Russell, that Austria shows a disposition to adopt
the same step, but that Prussia and Spain have not

yet returned an answer.
Speaking of our Extraordinary Edition of
Tuesday evening, Le Pays says:—" This journal
(The
on the printed entirely in blue ink, and
contains the first page a double medallion,
gracefully and radiantly defined upon a background
of azure. This double medallion encloses, in one
part,
th% portrait of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
and in the other the portrait of H.R.H. the
Princess Alexandra. The two portraits are
coloured, and beneath the medallion one reads,
God bless, &c."
THE BOURSE.—PARIS, March 11.—The market
I has been again heavy, and a further decline in
prices has taken places. Threes, for the Account,
are now at 691. 65c. The Railway Share Market
is quiet, but prices in general better maintained
than the Rente. The market left off as follows:—
it per Cent 5....... 96 50 Bank Shares 3375
Do. end month.... Credit 1 °timer 1475

3 per Cents
Do. end month 69 70
New 3 per Cants
Do, end month —
Credit Mobilier 1207 50
Do, end month 1208 75
Be IL'

Piedmontese FIV6IS.
Italian Loan 7O
Russian
Austrian .. B3 50
Spanb-h Threes 52
Rome Debt

'AYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans lllO .. 1112 50
Northern 1033 75 .. 1030
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 1187 50 .. 1190
Geneva ..
Southern
Western
Eastern
Sardinian ..

... _
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa 7OO .. 702 50
Ditto to Barcelona

SPAIN.

MADRID, MARCH 11.

It is stated that Senor Antonio Gonzalez, Mini-
ster Plenipotentiary of Spain at the Court of St.
James's, has tendered his resignation, and that Senor
Comyn will be appointed to replace him.
The Government intends proposing a modifica-
tion of the press law.
The Madrid journals of the Bth contain no po-
litical news 31 interest The Centemporaneo an-
nounces that the Duke and Duchess de Tet nan intend
in the spring to make a tour in Germany. Although
the duke, says that journal, has decided on retiring
from power, he does not intend to abstain from
taking his seat in the Ser ate. Gen. E4partero
has addressed the following letter to his friends at
Seville, who had sent him their congratulations,
dated Logronn, 28th ult.:—
" Estimable and kind friends, I receive with lively satis-
faction the congratulations which the Liberals of the dis-
tinguished city of Seville have addressed to me on the occa-
sion of my fete. I accept them with the more gratitude as
it is not an adulation to the powerful, but affec-
tionate saluation to the friend who, far removed from
power, lives retired with a quiet conscience, offering up the
most ardent prayers for the happiness of his dear country.
No ; I am certain that good Spaniards will not forget me ;
they think, with reason, that the best reward that can be
given to the services I have rendered to my country is to
give me from time to time the striking proof that I still
a live in their hearts. Those marks of affection—tacit appro-