The Sun.
London, England, 1863-06-12 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

BANK OF FRANCE.

The Monateur of this morning publishes the usual
monthly return of the Bank of France, which
shows the following results, as compared with the

May return :

DECREASE.

Francs,
271- millions.

Cash in hand .

Bank-notes
Current accounts .

26 millions.
14 millions.

INCREASE.

Bills discounted, not yet due .... 13 millions.
rreasury balance .

CAPTURE OF PUEBLA.

PARIS, JUNE 12.

The Emperor has received the congratulations of
the Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia,
on the capture of Puebla.

The report of General Foray is not expected to
arrive in Pdris until the beginning of July.
On the 18th ult. a division of the French army
was marching on the city of Mexico.
The declaration of the Bishops relative to the
elections, and the letter of the Archbishop of
Tours, have been referred to the Council of State,
on account of there being an abuse of power,

PRUSSIA.

BRESLAU, JUNE 12.

The Common Council of Breslau has decided
upon sending a deputation to the King to petition
his Majesty to withdraw the late press ordinance,
and to convoke the Diet.

The Chief Magistrate, Herr Elwanger, opposed
his proceeding most energetically.
The deputation left for Berlin yesterday.
BERLIN, JUNE 12.

Private letters received here from Warsaw to-day,
state that the Commissioners of the Exchequer,
upon examining the Government Treasury in that
city, discovered that Russian bank-notes, Polish
Bonds and gold half-Imperials to the amount of
5,000,000 silver roubles had been abstracted. In
their place was left a receipt signed by the Na-
tional Government.

Four officials, and the books in which the num-
bers of the missing bonds were entered, had also

disappeared.

It is said that all the telegraph lines leading
rom Warsaw have been destroyed.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, June 11.—The news of the capture of
Puebla has given a little impulse to the market, and
Threes, for the Account, have gone up to 69f. 45c.
The Railway Share Market has been also firmer
and more animated. Mobilier shares have also re-
covered. Prices again receded before the close, and
left off as follows:

tt per Cents. 97
Do, end
3 per Cents
Do. end month.' 69 35
Credit Mobilier 1232 50
t)o, end month... 12 5
Bank Shares 3450
Credit k oncier ....1425 -
BAIL

Italian Loan 73
Do. end month 73 15
New ditto
Do, end month 74
Ruesian
Austrian
Spanirh Threes 53
Home Debt•

'AYB.

Cash. Aecoant.
Orleans 995 .. 997 50
Northern
New. ditto -
Lyons and Mediterranean 1041 50 .. 1045
Geneva..
Southern
Western
Eastern ....

gardinian
Austrian
T 411/. hard
North of Spain
Saragossa 717 60 .. 718 76
Ditto to Barcelona

PORTUGAL.
OIITHAMPTON, Friday Morning.
The screw steamer Tartar, C ipt. W. Tulley, from
Lisbon on the 7th and Vigo on the Bth inst., has ar-
rived, bringing 34 passengers, £2,4d2 in old silver
coin, three bags of mails, one bag of despatches for
the Foreign-office, 70 live bullocks, 106 casks of
wine, 650 chests of oranges, 600 bags of nuts, 81
boxes of eggs, and 755 packages of general mer-
chandise. On the coast of Portugal she had light
northerly winds and fine weather; in the Bay of
Biscay a succession of south-easterly and north-
westerly gales ; from the latter point it blew with
tremendous force for eight hours, with very high
sea; up Channel south-westerly winds and rain.
The Tartar brings Lisbon news of the 7th inst.
The Cortes were to remain open until June 20, when
it was expected the principal Ministerial Bills would
have passed both houses. The deputies had voted
a great part of the Budget, and the Peers had made
,-qually good progress with the law to facilitate
mortgages for the improvement of property.
The grain market had become dull in consequence
of the greatly improved harvest prospects, and,
although the oldium had re-appeared in some dis-
tricts, the vineyards generally promised a large
field.
The rates of exchange this packet at three
months were—London, 53i ; Paris, 531 ; Hamburg,
471; Amsterdam, 422 ; Genoa, 526.
'Tree per (Dent. Stock, 49 to 491.
Bank of Portugal shares, 538 to 540; Oporto
Bank ditto, 256 to 268.
When the Tartar left the following vessels of
war were lying in the Tagus :—The American cor-
vette St. Louis; the Norwegian sloop Alfen ; and
the Chinese steam despatch sloop Keang Soo, en
route for China.

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS,
SOUTHAMPTON, Juue 12

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Atrato, with the West lnaies and Pselfis Mailb,
passed Hurst Castle at 1.40 p.m. this day.

DENMARK AND GREECE.

COPENHAGEN, June 8,

The Greek deputation had its final audience of
the King ot Denmark yesterday at the royal castle
of Ctoristiansborg. His Majesty conferred the
Grand Cross of the Dannebrog upon Admiral
Kanaris, and crosses of commanders upon the two
other principal members, while the suite was nomi.
nated knights of the order. The deputation will
wave Copenhagen the day after to-morrow.
The ceremony of Saturday, at which the King of
Denmark accepted the Crown of Greece for his
young relative Prince William, was not only of an
extremely brilliant character but made prafound
impression upon the beholders.
The effect of the ceremony was much enhanced by
the deep feeling of hearty kindness manifested by
the King towards the young Prince about to play
so important and difficult a part, coupled with the
striking contrast of the venerable appearance of
Admiral Kanaris, now 90 years of age, to the frank,
fresh, and juvenile figure of the youthful King of
the Greeks.

The young King paid a farewell visit to-day to
the cadets on board one of the royal frigates, who
were his comrades only a few days ago, and are
about to leave in the course of the week upon their
annual cruise, for the practice of naval mancuavres.
The time of the King's departure for Athens is not
yet definitively determined, nor have the members
of his suite been finally selected.

SUPPOSED MURDER OF A WOMAN AT SHADWELL.
--On Tuesday night the body of a woman was found float-
ing in the basin at the London Docks. Upon examination
it was found that the body had been frightfully mutilated,
evidently from having become entangled in the machinery
of the dock gates, part of the head being severed from the
trunk in a frightful manner. The unfortunate woman,
whose name was Ellen Donovan, belonging to the nume-
rous tribe of low pros itutes that infest the neighbourhood
of the docks. The inquest was opened pie forma
yester-
day afternoon, to admit of the post mortem examinationexaminationbeing coroluenetd DA once.