The Sun.
London, England, 1863-06-27 00:00:00

quibbling about 6 months service, but to close their
business and go to Harrisburg.
The Mayor of Philadelphia yesterday ordered all
business places to be closed, and the men to join the
military organization.

Troops are hurrying to Harrisburg and prepara-
tions are making for defence.

The Govlrnors of all the Northern States are
organising to send all the militia they can.
General M'Clellan went to Albany to assist the
Governor in organising and forwarding troops. A
cry for his reappointment is again raised.

It is reported that the Confederates are burning
and destroying alobg their route, but this is not

confirmed.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, JUNE 17, 1 P.M.
Money easy. Gold 45 premium. Stocks quiet.
New York Centrals, 1181 ; Illinois, 1041 ; Erie, 94.
The Scotia's advices have depressed breadatuffs,
and the advance quoted was not maintained at the
close.

Gold sold at 50 per cent. prem. this morning.

QUEENSTOWN, JUNE 27.

The Royal mail steamship Persia arrived hero at
2 a.m. to-day with 200 passengers. She landed the
mails, telegrams, and 10 passengers, and proceeded
at 2.15 a.m. All well.

JAPAN.

NEW YORK, JUNE 17.

Advices received here from Japan to the 11th May,
announce that the British Admiral had demanded a
large indemnity, and the surrender of Mr. Richard-
son, failing which, before the 26th May, England
and France would declare war. 13 war vessels
were at Ganagwa, The natives had all left.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION,
CRACOW, JUNE 27.

The Polish leader Andruszkiewicz has occupied
Lomza, Styczn, and Grajewo in the Government of
Augustowo.

A sanguinary engagement occurred at Serolk on
the 22d.

Executions continue to take place by order of the
Russian Government. Micewiez, Aacypa, and
Koriak were shot at Mohilew upon the 18th, and
Zietinski was executed at Kiew. Czarnecki;
Micewicz, and Bakiewicz have been hung at
Siedlce and Piotrkow.

Two sanguinary conflicts have occurred at Kro
lowymost and Luebrieski, in Lithuania,

POSEN, JUNE 27.

A private letter from Warsaw, on the 25th inst.,
states that the revolutionary National Government
has appointed Government Commissioners to be
attached to every military command.
It has been further decreed that all Poles remain-
ing in the service of the Russian army within the
frontiers of Poland, as existing in 1772, after the
Ist of August next, shall be exiled, shall be deprived
of their civil and political rights, and 'be declared
to have forfeited their honour as citizens.

POSEN, JUNE 24.

The Penner Zeitung of to-day, says :
"ThA audacity of the Polish Revolutionary
Government is really astonishing. Up to the
present time its terrible effect has appeared to be
confined to Russian Poland. Now it seems about
to extend its terrorism also to the province of
Posen. A Prussian patrol found three persons
hanging nearly close together in the forest.
of Powitz, district Wreschen, on the 21st instant.
The bodies have not yet been identified, but it may
be assumed with tolerable certainty that they are
the remains of Prussian subjects who have probably
refused obedience to the decrees of the Central
Committee.

The clothing of the murdered men showed them
to have belonged to a reBpectable class.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 26.

News received here from Cracow gives the de-
taills of a sanguinary engagement which took place
upon the 20th, near Komorow, in the palatinate of
Cracow. Count Jules Tarnowski was mortally
wounded by a ball in the forehead, while gallantly
leading on a body of volunteers to storm the im-
portant position of Komorow. Upon the following
day the Russians committed frightful excesses,
murdering the wounded and shooting the pri
saners.

A despatch received from Madrid states that the
Minister of the interior will return from Vichy on
the sth July, The report of dissensions having
arisen among the Ministers upon the subject of
home policy is contradicted.

SPAIN,
THE SPANISH ELECTIONS.
MADRID, JUNE 26, Evening.

The electoral circular, issued by Vie Marquis
Miraflores, has met with a favourable reception
throughout the country.