The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-12 00:00:00

ROME.

ROME, MARCH 11.
The Pope will return to Rome on the 20th ins

MADRID, MAY 11 (Evening).
The travelling carriage of King Ferdinand of
Portugal has been accidentally upset.
His Royal Highness was, Lowever, unhurt, and
continued his journey.

LISBON, MAY 11

The Duke of Brabant has arrived here.

The bill for the sale of the rough diamonds be-
longing to the Crown has been approved by the

Cortes.

THE WEST AFRICAN MAILS.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 12.

The Royal Mail steamer M'Gregor Laird arrived
here at six this morning with dates from Benin to
March 25, Fernando Po 30th, Cameroons April 1,
Old Calabar 2d, Bonny 7th, Brass River 4th, Lagos
10th, Accras 12th, Cape Coast Castle 15th, Cape
Palmas 17th, Sierra Leone 21st, Bathurst 25th,
Tenneriffe May 1, and Madeira 3d. She brings 50
passengers, among whom is Governor Freeman of
Lagos, and a full cargo.

The King of Ashante had invaded the protected
Fantee countries of Wassan Assin and Akin. Much
excitement prevailed on the Gold Coast, and all
available British forces had been concentrated in
the vicinity of Cape Coast. Trade was dull at
nearly all the ports. A plentiful oil season was
expected.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MAY 11.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes the despatch of
Aali Pachh relative to the conditions imposed by the
Turkish Government upon the execution of the
Suez Canal scheme.

BOURSE, May 11.—The market still remains
heavy, and with very little business doing, but
prices show no alteration from those of Saturday,
Threes, for the Account, being unvaried at 69f. 60c.
Railway Shares have been rather offered, with a
decline on the majority of the lines Stock became
rather in demand towards the close, and prices im-
proved. The market left off as follows :

it per Cents .. 96 80
Do, end month.... 96 80
3 per Cents
Do. end month 69 75
Credit Mobilier... ,1417 50
00. end rnonth 1422 50
Bank Shares 3380
Credit r oncier

Italian Loan 72 35
Do. end month 72 40
New ditto
Do. end month....
Russian

Austrian .. —

Spanish Threes 53
Rome Debt

BAIL

Orlear ti ...

'AYS.
Cash. Account.
1002 50 .. 1005

Northern
New ditto — • •
Lyons and Mediterranean 1065 .. 1072 50
Geneva.. 460 .. 462 50
Southern 765 765
Western
Eastern
Sardinian 457 60 .. 455

Austrian ..
Lon. boa d
North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona

498 75 .. 498 75
572 50 .. 572 60
680 - .. 580 -
7.63 75 .. 753 75
392 60 .. 390 -

POLAND.

A Warsaw letter of the 6th, in the National
Gazette of Berlin, says :
" M, Keller, the Director of the Commission of
the Interior, has resigned and been succeeded by
Count Ostrowski, brother-in-law of the Marquis
Wielopolski. This fact proves that the latter has
happily surmounted the late crisis, and that his
second adversary, General Berg, will also soon leavo
the place. Count Ostrowski will, moreover, be a
Director of the Interior, an partibus itfideliunz, for
there is not perhaps a single public functionary who
would not more willingly obey the National Govern
ment than his regular official chiefs. The clerks here
send back most of the timid people who come to pay
their taxes; the officials of the passport establishment
furnish the volunteers with the means of joining
the insurgents, and the other functionaries of the
Interior have for the most part handed over their
powers to the military authorities. At Lodz, the
insurgents have for the second time invaded the
bank and carried off 10,000 roubles. The same
happens to most of the public treasuries not pro-
tected by a garrison. Under tt ose circumstances,
as most of the clerks have been deprived of their
salaries for several weeks past, the burgomasters of
the small towns have requested the inhabitants to

pay at least such a portion of their taxes as will
enable the clerks to receive one-half of what is due
to them."

The Ost•Deutsche Post of Vienna has the follow-
isg from the Austro-Polish frontier of the 6th:--
" A warm fire of musketry was heard the day
before yesterday near Niegolomice. According to
a wounded insurgent who crossed the frontier it was
caused by a detachment of 200 men with two pieces
of artillery, on their way to rejoin other bands, be-
ing attached by a body of Russians. A Polish de-
tachment, 400 strong, was on the same day attacked
and defeated by the Russians near Igolomia. This
detachment was destined to be commanded by IVfler-
oslawski in person, and was to have been increased
to 600 men, but that chief was not present in this
affair. The subdivisions were commanded by French-
men. After a combat of an hour the insurgents
entered on the Austrian territory, and delivered up
their arms. The Russians lost 30 men, and the in•
surgents 50."

The Vienna Gazette of the Bth says :
" Captain Annenkoff of the Russian Guard, went
to Czulice the day before yesterday for the purpose
of ascertaining on the spot the circumstances con-
nected with the violation of Austrian territory by
the Russian troops. Being satisfied Rs to the facts,
Captain Annenkoff gave 1,200 florins to a woman
named 116 ff, the sister and only relative of a soldier
who had been killed by the Russians, and
offered an indemnity to Lieutenant Gebara, who
at the same time had been despoiled of his money
and watch ; but the latter declined to accept it, as
his loss had already been made good by his own
sovereign. Captain Annenkoff then assured the
lieutenant' that the Grand Duke deeply regretted
what had passed, and promised that the officer who
had been in fault should be duly punished. From
Gzulice Captain Annenkoff went to Michaelowice
and Miechow to recommend the troops there, in the
❑ame of the Grand Duke, to strictly respect the
Austrian frontier ; and he afterwards went to
Ulanow and Narol to pay ample indemnities to the
inhabitants of those localities who had suffered from
the violation of the frontier."

Reduction of the Army at the British
Museum.