The Sun.
London, England, 1865-02-13 00:00:00

rHE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1865.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAM.)

ROME.
MARSEILLES, FEB. 12.

According to letters received from Rome rumours
were current in that city that the Papal Court,
although dissatisfied with the letter of the Emperor
Maximilian, would not withdraw the Papal Nuncio
from Mexico, but at the same time had determined
not to conclude a concordat with that country.

The hurricane which has prevailed at Marseilles
has moderated, but the cold is still intense.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, FEB. 13.

Herr von Schmerling declared to-day at a private
meeting of the members of the Lower House of the
Reichsrath, that the Government agreed with the
principal points in the address to the throne. He
regretted, however, that there was a divergence of
opinion between the Government and the House
in reference to Hungary and Gallicia. The Diets
of Hungary and Croatia will, however, meet
simultaneously with the lesser Reichsrath, which is
positively to be convoked immediateiy after the
close of the session of the Reichrath. Energetic
efforts will be made by the Government to bring
the question of the Duchies to a satisfactory solu-
tion. The Government will submit separate
financial bills for the budgets of 1865 and 1866.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FEB. 13.

The interest on Treasury Bonds has been fixed
at 31 per cent. for three to five months' bonds ; 4
per cent. for bonds of six to eleven months ; and
4i per cent. for bonds of one year.
BOURSE, Feb. 11.—The market continues firm.
Threes, for the Account, are now at 67f. 291 c.
Mobilier offered at 967 f. 50c. Railway Shares re-
main about the same. The market closed as fol-
lows :

per Cents 96 15
Do. end month —
3 per Cents. 67 15
Do. end month 67 20
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month
Bank Shares 3550
Credit Foncier 1275
Roman 74 -
RAIL'

Orleans
Northern

Italian Loan 65 10
Do. end month 65 10
Ditto Threes
New Mexican
Russian 9O
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt
Deferred
PAYS.

Cash. Acct.
925 ... 922 50
... 1007 50 ... 1010

Lyons and Mediterranean 946 25.
•.. 947 50
Southern 5BO 578 75

Western .
Eastern ..

Sardinian

537 50 ... 540 -
517 50 ... 518 75

.:: 306 25 ... 306 25

Austrian

437 50 ... 442 50

Lombard—

550 7. ... 550

North of Spain 347 50 ... 345
Saragossa

Ditto to Barcelona 175

The West India Pacific Mails.

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The Royal Mail steamship Seine, with the above
mails, has arrived here, with seventy-twopassengers,
$2,084,169 in specie, platina valued at £1,996, pre-
cious stones and pearls valued at £2,694, and also
2,485 packages of general cargo, consisting princi-
pally of indigo, sarsaparilla, cigars, coffee, cocoa,
bark, indiarubber, and 20 live turtle.
The Seine left St. Thomas's on the 29th ult. From
the 3d to the Bth inst. she experienced heavy north-
westerly and: south-westerly gales,l with high seas.
The steamer Carlo arrived at St. Thomas's on the
24th ult., and sailed again the following day.
At Chili the National Congress had terminated its
sittings. They had approved the public expenses for
the year 1865, and sanctioned an increase of
$2,000,000 on the estimates for public purposes, to
be expended on the augmentation of the navy. The
Government, undertaking to give attention to the
best means to be adopted for the colonisation of vast
tracts of country by immigration. Commissioners
for this purpose met and passed resolutions pro-
posing the foundation of an emigration office, with
branches in Europe, the acquisition by the Govern-
ment of lands on which to instal the emigrants pro-
visionally, and the assignment by Government of an
annual sum to encourage immigration. Business
was quiet. Exchange, 43+ to 45+ per dollar.

At Peru there was no immediate likelihood of a
settlement of the Hispano-Peruvian difficulty.
The South American Congress has left Peru to
settle the question single-handed. General Vivance
had been despatched by the Peruvian Government
to the Chinchas, in order to treat, and terminate
the difficulty. He proposed to submit the Spanish
claims to the decision of a mixed commission, ap-
pointed by the two Governments. Admiral Pareja
insisted, as a preliminary, on the expenses of the
Spanish expedition being guaranteed. It was con-
sidered that Peru would submit.

The barque Georgian Wallace, of Glasgow, had
arrived at Jamaica. She had been detained at St.
Thomas's for three weeks by want of hands, four of
her crew having died of yellow fever. The steamer
Plantagenet, from Liverpool, had also arrived there.
Business inthe island was quiet; transactions steady.
Small-pox had had broken out with renewed viru-
lence. Coffee quotations were from 50s. to 525. for
ordinary ; 60s. for mountain berry. Sugar—dark,
15s. to 16s. Exchange at 90 days', 1i per cent. pm.
The news from the other islands is unimportant.
At Grenada there had been fine weather, and the
planters were busily engaged preparing for the sugar
crop. Cocoa was rapidly arriving at market for ship-
ment. Cotton picking was progressing, and the island
was healthy.