The Sun.
London, England, 1862-08-04 00:00:00

MEXICO.

(Per Europa, by Telegraph to Halifax and from
Queenstown.)

NEW YORK, JULY 24, EVENING.
Intelligence from Mexico, received here via
Panama, says :

4i Two French steamers were at Acapulco.
wile Mexicans had erected a battery on an
elevation out of range of the steamers' guns with
the intention of driving off the steamers."

PARIS, AUG. 4.
The Paris papers of this morning publish the
following message

" BELGRADE, AUG. 3.

" Contrary to the decision arrived at by the Con-
ference upon the affairs of Servia, the Turks are
constructing redoubts outside the fortress of Bel-
grade.

"Two thousand nizauas (regular troops) have ar-
rived at Belgrade by way of the Danube, having
been embarked upon Austrian boats."

TURIN, AUG. 3.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
discussion upon the bills for th• Neapolitan Rail-
Ways was continued.

The Minister of Finance, Signor Bastoggi, stated

that he considered the engagement of the promoters
of the scheme to undertake the Works immediately
as being meant literally, and declared that he ac-
cepted the modifications of the bill proposed by the
Committee.

The Minister of Public Works spoke in defence
of the Government measure.

The discussion will be resumed to-morrow.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 4.

The John Banks, Captain Walsh, from Sydney on
the 10th April, with wool and hides, and bound for
London, passed up the Channel last night. She
rounded Cape Horn on May 22d, and crossed the
Line June 2d.

She landed here Dr. Geoghegan, Roman Catholic
Bishop of Adelaide, and three other passengers.

PROCLAMATION OF GARIBALDI.
TURIN, AUG. 3.
The following proclamation has been issued by
Garibaldi, dated Bois Fienzi

" Young Comrades,—The holy cause of our
country unites us again to-day. Without asking
where we are going, with smiles upon your lips,
you have hastened hither to fight against arrogant
foreign rulers. I ask only of Providence to preserve
me your confidence. I can promise nothing but
toils and troubles, but confidently rely upon your
self-denial ; for well do I know you, oh mutilated
remnant of glorious battles It is unnecessary to
ask of you bravery in the fight; but I must ask you
to preserve discipline, w ithout which no army can
exist. The Romans by their discipline were en-
abled to become the masters of the world. Strive
to gain the affections of the people, as you knew
how to do in 1860, as well as the esteem of our
valiant army, in order to bring about the unity of
the country. Upon this occasion also the brave
Sicilians will be the forerunners of the great desti-
nies to which the couutry is called.

" GARIBALDI."

The French have reoccupied the positions upon
the Roman frontiers which they had recently
evacuated.

AUG. 3, ATTERNOON.
The King has issued the following proclama

Lion :

" To my people,--At the time when Europe is
rendering homage to the wisdom of the nation it
is painful to see young people carried away by
illusions, and, forgetful of the duty of gratitude due
to our best allies, make of the name of Rome—that
name which is the desire of all—the signal for war.
When the hour for the accomplishment of the enter-
prise shall arrive, the voice of the King will make
itself heard. Every other summons is that of re-
bellion and of civil war. The responsibility and
the rigour of the law will fall upon those who will
not listen to my words. I shall know how to pre-
serve the dignity of the Crown and of Parliament,
in order to have the right of demanding from the
whole of Europe justice for Italy."

NAPLES, AUG. 2 (Evening).
Garibaldi has left for the province of Corleone, in

Sicily.

The following proclamation has been issued by
the provisional Prefect of Palermo :

" Fermentation has agitated the public mind for
some time past. A report has been spread that the
Government does not disapprove the events which
nave occurred. Respect for the laws has alone pre-
vented its opposing them by force. Now, however,
that the meetings, by taking up arms, hav3 assumed
a military character, they are forbidden by the
laws of the Government. Citizens are warned to
beware of this. Let those who have yielded to de-
lusion return to their homes. The Government

cannot renounce its mission—cannot permit any
name, however dear to their country, to usurp the
prerogatives of Victor Emmanuel, the King chosen
by the nation."

THE BRAZILS.

LISBON, AUG. 2.

The Royal Mail steamer Magdalena, from Rio
Janeiro, on the 11th ult., was to leave this port for
Southampton, at 2 p.m., to-day, with 73 passen-
gers, £1,339 in specie, 2,700 packages of tobacco,
250 of tapioca, and 204 packages of sundries.
BUENOS AYRES, JULY 2.

Exchange, 655. 6C,. Ounces, 426 dols_
Wet salted ox hides, 42i reals ; dry hides (Ame-
rican), 43 to 44 reals ; wool, 85 dols. to 95 dols. ;
tallow, 17 reals.
Politics without change.

MONTEVIDEO.

The number of beasts killed at Montevideo was
485,500; at Buenos Ayres, 273,950; at Entrerios,
196,000; and 325,000 at Rio Grande. Total,
1,114,000.

Exchange 40Id.
Wet salted ox hides, 65 reals; dry hides (Ame-
rican),s6l reals; tallow, 20 reals.