The Sun.
London, England, 1865-04-04 00:00:00

cannot be borrowed in gold and silver coin, gold
dust and foreign bullion will be taxed 25 per cent.
It is reported that two British subjects, named
Pratt and Green, were arrested in New York on
their arrival from Nassau, and incarcerated in
Fort Lafayette, charged with aiding the equipment
of the ram Stonewall. A military commission will
try them.

Advices received here from New Orleans state
that General Wallace had left on a special mission
to Matamoros to make arrangements for the sur-
render of the refugees.
It is denied that Catinas had abandoned the

Imperial cause..
The Tribune says the semi-official Mexican
papers contradict the cession of Sonora to France.
It is reported from Halifax that the Nova Scotian
Government, abandoning the hope of an early union
of the provinces, will submit the Federation scheme
to the maritime provinces only.
The loronto Globe thinks this will compel the
Canadian Government to adopt a new policy on
the whole subject.
The Australian has arrived out.

NEW YORK, MARCH 25, P.M.

Money easy. Gold 157. Exchange on London,
162 k. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals,
91; Illinois, 934 ; Erie, 56 ; 5-20 United States
Bonds, 1051. Cotton dull ; middling upland, 40.
Flour dull. Wheat good inquiry. Corn quiet.
Provisions slightly firmer. Coffee heavy. Sugar
and molasses dull. Petroleum quiet. Crude, 33 ;
refined, 53.

Stocks and the markets generally have slightly
rallied from the late extreme depression.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS,
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 4.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Massillia has arrived here with the heavy por-
tion of the above mails, 124 passengers, £7,046 in
specie, 430 packages of general cargo, and 1,148
bales of raw silk, £90,000. On the 26th ult. she
spoke the steamer Aleppo steering east, on the 30th
the steamer Scotia working to windward under
steam and sail, with a heavy northerly gale, and on
the Ist inst. the steamer Sunderland steering south.

The British war-ships Revenge, Enterprise,
Psyche, Magicien.ne, and Firefly were at Malta, and
the Caradoc at Alexandria.
GIBRALTAR, MARCH 29.

The war-ships Racoon and Procris are in harbour.
The British vessels Margaret, Caithness, Modera-
tion, Victor, Atlas, John Rosser, and Arianna
passed the rock to the eastward ; on the 27th the
British bark Maritzburg, from Newcastle, arrived
here on the 25th. Exchanges unaltered.

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
MARSEILLES, APRIL 4.
The Euxine, with the above mails, arrived here a
10.30 p.m. yesterday.
The mails leave for London at 11.30 a.m. to-day

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 3.

The proprietor and printer of the newspaper
Vietz (Dispatch) and Count Orloff Davidoff, who
were sentenced by a tribunal of first instance to
two months' imprisonment for having published the
Moscow address, have, at the instance of the
Minister of the Interior, been put on their trial be-
fore the Criminal Court of St. Petersburg, which
will revise the sentence.

FRANCE.
DEATH OF MR. COBDEN.

PARIS, APRIL 4.

The Moniteur of this morning publishes an article
on the late Mr. Cobden, which concludes as
follows :

" Cobden on his death-bed had the happiness to
see the politico-economical work so grandly under-
stood by Napoleon 111., shedding its rays over the
whole of Europe under the direction of a man of
the French Empire. In this France was faithful to
her initiatory mission. • Cobden was able to under-
stand France, and he loved her. She will never
forget him."
The same paper announces in its bulletin that
Joseph Karam has given his submission to Daoul
Pacha in consequence of an understanding between
the latter and the Patriarch of Syria.
BOURSE, April 3.—The aspect of the market
remains about the same as on Saturday, with little
business doing. The following securities have been
quoted with the coupons detached :-70f. Orleans,
13f. Privileged Roman, 12f. Gaz de Marseille, 55f.
Cail. Threes, forthe Account, are firm at 67f. 82c.
Railway shares alone show any signs of activity-,
and quotations are most well sustained. The fol-
lowing are the last quotations :-
4i per Cents 95 60 Italian Loan 65 40
Do. end month — Do. end month 65 55
3 per Cents. 67 65 Ditto Threes
Do. end month 67 75 New Mexican
Credit Mobilier 807 50 Russian
Do. end month ... 815 Austrian
Bank Shares 3520 Spanish Threes ...
Credit Fonder 1290 Home Debt 43
Roman 74 50 Deferred
RAILWAYS.

Cash. Acct.
Orleans
Northern 1052 50 ... 1055
Lyons and Mediterranean 985 ... 982 50
Southern 592 50 ... 590
Western 555 ... 550
Eastern 528 75 ... 531 25
Sardinian 302 50 ... 301 25
Austrian
Lombard 550 75 ... 552
North of Spain 297 50 ... 297 se
Saragossa 3Bu ... 380
Ditto to Barcelona — ...

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AMATEUR CONCERT.---A very excellent musical
entertainment was given last night in the school-
room of St. George's Presbyterian Church, Southwark, in
aid of the Sunday School fund. The concert was divided
into two parts, sacred and secular, the opening piece being
Handel's grand march from "Judas Maccaba3us." Dal-
glish's quartette and chorus "Sleepers, wake," was very
effectively rendered, and " Pro peccatis," from Rossini's
Stabat Mater, sung by Mr. Cathie, elicited very general
applause. In the second part there were several excellent
glees and solos ; but the most noticeable amongst
the latter was the b3autiful song "I wandered by
the brook," with vocal accompaniment, was sung
by Miss Cathie with great taste and feeling, and
elicited a rapturous encore. Thomas's "Evangeline,"
very tastefully sung by Mr. M'Glashan, was also re-
demanded. Dr. Hariington's catch " Poor Thomas Day,''
by Messrs. Courtnay, Bunker, and Cathie, produced uni-
versal laughter and applause, and the National Anthem
concluded the entertainment. The choruses, under the
direction of Mr. Cathie, were delivered with great steadi-
ness and precision. Mr. J. R. Harris presided at the piano-
forte, and executed the difficult instrumental pieces with
the truo taste of a musician. The concert was very fully
attended. •