The Sun.
London, England, 1863-04-30 00:00:00

for Monte Video, and Harvest Home, from London,
35 days out ; March 29, in 3 N. 24 W., the Eliza
Ann, from Colombo for London, 85 days out;
April 18, in 42 N. 28 W., boarded the Wooloo-
mooloo, from Sydney for London, 93 days out ,
April 26, in 49 N. 9 W., the ship Windsor Castle,
96 days, from Bombay for London ; and the barque
Highland Brigade, standing to the westward.
The above news only arlived in London at 11.30
a.m., to-day (Thursday), although despatched by
train from Plymouth yesterday afternoon.

PORTSMOUTH, THURSDAY MORNING

Brookfield-house, Binstead, near Ryde, the
marine seat of Lord Burghley, has been destroyed
by fire, Furniture and effects saved. No lives
lost,

ANOTHER RUMOUR OP CARDINAL
ANTONELLI'S RESIGNATION.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
TURIN, ARBIL 27, 3 35 P.M
Yesterday a German priest left Civita Vecchia,
for Genoa, by the steamer Prince Napoleon. He
is supposed to be the bearer of despatches to Car-
dinal Do Angelis announcing the resignation of
Cardinal Antonelli, and calling De Angelis to be
the head of the Pontifical Government:

Some time since we had occasion, it may be re-
membered, to give a formal end positive con'radic-
tion to a precisely similar rumour. Cardinal Ante-
nolli was then quite as confidently stated to have
tendered his resignation—his eminence really
and truly, as we then remarked in this jour-
nal, never having done anything of the
kind. Now that the rumour is again cropping up
in the form of the above very roundabout little
telegram, we may be permitted at least to
doubt its accuracy, uatil such time as it

may come to us from some more reliable
direction than Turin. It will be seen from the
wording of the telegram that the mysteriously-
anonymous " Germ,,n priest" (why German ?) left
Civita Vecchia for Geno!, in order to summonCirdi-
nal De Angelis at once to Rome. there to assume
Cardinal Antonelles vacated (?) post at the bead
of the Pontifical Government. A voyageacross from
Civita Vecchia to Genoa, being rather a circu:tons
route, by the bye, for any one to have selected, on
his way to Fermo, of which city in the
Marshes Cardinal 1)e Angelis is Archbishop.
If in " durance" further to the north like so many
other of the Italian dignitaries, Cardinal DE
ANGELIS is hardly likely to be the one selected
by the POPE to replace ANTONELLl—sup-
posing (which we don't) that ANTONELLI
has really resignFd. Yet supposing this summons
actually to have been issued—what are those words
of SHAKESPEARE ? " You may call spirits (for
Spirits here read Angelip,) from the vasty deep, but
will they come ?"

THE BRAZILS.

LISBON, APRIL 30.

The royal mail steamer M ,gdalena, from the
Brazils, arrived here yesterday, and will leave for
Southampton at 7 a.m. to-day, with 123 passengers,
1,300 bags of coffee, 862 bales of tobacco, 30 bales
of cotton, and 216 packages of sundries.

MEXICO.

PARIS, APRIL 30.

The Government has received despatches from
General Forey confirming the investiture of Puebla
by the French forces.

Tile French headquarters are established on the
Cerro San Juan. The town is completely invested.
The convents have been fortified, and earthworks
are erected in the open country. The garrison of
the place is estimated to number 18,000.
The telegraph line between Puebla and Mexico
has been destroyed. The whole population round
Puebla is favourable to the French intervention,

The sanitary condition of the French troops is
excellent, and the army is full of ardour. The offi-
cial report says, in conclusion :—" We have cut the
aqueduct and command all the roads."