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

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELLGRAM.)

ROME.

RESIGNATION OF CARDINAL ANTONELLI.
ROME, FEB. 28.

Cardinal Antonelli has tendered his resignation,
but the Pope has not yet come to any resolution
upon the subject.
ROME, FEB. 28 (via Marseilles).

Cardinal Antonelli, on account of the arrest of the
Chevalier Faussi, his attache, has tendered his
resignation to the Pope.

Monsignor de Merode is stated to have under-
mined the influence of Cardinal Antonelli with
the Pope because the Cardinal had opposed what
he styled Monsignor de Merode's " follies." Se-
veral other Cardinals took the same view, lament-
ing also the want of caution displayed by his Holi-
ness in asking the hospitality of the English
Government, together with his general lack of

reserve.
His Holiness has not come to any resolution upon
the subject of the Cardinal's resignation,
The National Committee has organized collec-
tions for the assistance of such of their friends as
are in confinement, and for the necessitous fami-
lies of members of the revolutionary party.
The Chevalier Faussi, who had been arrested,
has been found to be compromised politically with
forty others.

SPAIN.

MADRID, 111ARCEE 2 (Evening).

The Marquis of Duero has failed to form a new
Ministry on account of his political programme.
Marshal Narvaez has again been summoned to

the Queen's presence.
It is asserted that he has prepared a Ministerial
combination, and that the appointment of its mem-
bers will be announced in to-morrow's Gazette.

ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 2.
The Messageries Imperiales steamer Cambodge,
with the India and China mails, arrived at Suez
yesterday.
The Labourdonnais left Alexandria today with
the same for Marseilles.

AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, JAN. 24.

The total amount of gold shipped since the depar-
ture of the last mail amounts to 124,7500 z. Trade
quiet. Exchange higher.

SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 3.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon, assisted by steam-tugs, came off the mud
at high water, and is now in the docks. She has
sustained no damage.

THE BRAZILS.
(Per Oneida.)

BUENOS AYRES, JAN. 27.

Exchange, Vs. Ounces, 415. Wet salted hides,
41. Dry American, 36 to 391. Wool advanced
3to 4. Tallow, 141. Lumber, 39 to 40. Flour
unchanged. Refined sugar, 18, declining. Im-
ports dull, without change in prices.

MONTE VIDEO.
Exchange, 521. Wet salted hides, 570 to 580. Dry
American, sto 5 10. Dry German, 540t0 5 70.
Number of beasts slaughtered, La Plate, 225,300
Rio Grande, 68,000—Total, 293,300. Wool dull,

but prices maintained. Tallow neglected. Imports
in general very dull.

FRANCE.
RECEPTION OF THE SPANISH AMBAS.
SADOR BY THE EMPEROR.

PARIS, MARCH 3.

The Moniteur of this morning contains an accoun
of the reception of Senor Isturitz, the Spanish Am.

bassador, by the Emperor.
Senor Isturitz, in remitting his credentials acid—
"lt will be my mission to strengthen the ties
which unite the two nations, who are made to love
and esteem one another. If I succeed I hope to
obtain the high good-will of your Majesty."

The Emperor replied—
" I have never been other than highly satisfied
with the distinguished personages whom the Queen
of Spain has sent as her ambassadors. I do not doubt
that you will follow the example of your predeces-
sors. I entertain sincere wishes for the happiness
of the Queen, and the greatness of Spain, and I
shall always be happy to maintain the most friendly
relations with the Government of the Queen."

The Constitutionnel says that public opinion at
Berlin is still occupied with the consideration of
the immense majority that has adopted the motion,
relative to the convention between Russia and
Prussia. What everyone now thinks of is, what
will be the ultimate effect of this vote of the
Prussian chambers.

The Pays comments on the excitement that is
created by the recital of what is passing at War-
saw and at Berlin. The convention of the
Bth of February condemned by an extra-
ordinary vote of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, and disapproved of by liberal Europe,
is a double defeat for M. Bismark—a diplomatic
check abroad, and a political loss before the
national representatives. Also, the same jour-
nal states, that the Russians are making
desperate efforts to regain their ascendancy by the
sth of March, when the emancipation of the serfs
will be co:npleted. In case this change should be
an adverse one, they do not wish to be in the pre-
sence of two enemies at once.
L'Opmion Nationale says that the intervention
of Prussian troops on Polish territory leuves no
doubt of the intentions of the Berlin Cabinet. All
the intelligence received by L'Opiniou confirms the

evidence of a grand Russo Prussian conspiracy. It
says that unhappily it is to he feared that the
Cabinet of St. James's will, on the Polish question,
act in opposition to the public feeling. The
English people, it observes, lack neither
generosity nor enthusiasm, but the peers only
consult egotistical interests and follow a policy often
narrow and always suspicious. Le Siecle remarks
that the contradictions which the Moniteur com-
ments upon are owing to the multiplicity of the en-
gagements. The insurgents are victors on one side
and vanquished on another while the official docu-
ments are justly open to suspicion, seeing that they
continually report the movement as extinguished.
The Polish subscription opened by the 6ecle amounts
to 23,000 f.
THE BOURSE, March 2.—The market is gene-
rally firm. Threes for the present Account are
now at 70fr. Railway shares also buoyant, with
a fair business doing. The market receded towards
the close, and left off as follows :
.. 99 Bank Shares
4t per Cents.337o
Do. end month.... _Credit oncier 1520.
3 per Cents ...... 69 80 Piedmontese. Fives.
Do. end month.... 69 75 Italian Loan 69 60
Kew 3 per Cants Russian
Do. end month.... Austrian
Credit M0bi1ier....1232 50 Spanish Threes 52 50
Do. end ni0nth....1210 -- Home Debt .. —