The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

LAT

FRANCE AND MEXICO.

PARIS Jury 1. 1
The report of General Lorene ez, dated Orizaba
May 22, has been published.
It gives the details of the attack on Guadaloupe
by the French on the sth May.
It states that the fire of the enemy's artillery was
very brisk and well directed. General Lorencez
was deceived as to the importance of the fortifica- I
tions of Guadaloupe, which were represented to
him as unimportant works.
Th© vigour and courage of the French troops
were admirable. They were, however, obliged to
retreat. General Lorencez says—
" Our losses were 15 officers killed and 20 wounded,

L 62 rank and file killed and 285 wounded. In-
ormation received gives th e loss of the enemy at

,000 men.

I waited on the plateau of Amozoc until the
11th of May for the Mexican allies, whom I an-
n3unced had the intention of joining us, but with-
out effect ; for, on the morning of May 5 General
Zuologa made an arrangement with Juarez, en-
gaging himself to hold the army of Marquez in
check while we were before Puebla.
"This dissipated our illusions. Our retreat was
effected without interruption from the enemy.
General Lorencez confirms the accounts published
by the French journals of the "glorious affair" of
the 18th of May, in which the enemy, he states,
lost a flag, 1,200 prisoners, 150 killed, and 250

wounded.
The health of the French troops is good, and
they are in excellent spirits.

PALERMO, JUNE 30.
The Royal Princes have left for Trapani.
Garibaldi will go to Messina, and will afterwards
visit all the maritime establishments of Sicily.

NAPLES, JUNE 30.

The Official Journal of to-day publishes the new
military arrangements that have been decreed for
rendering more efficacious the measures that are
being taken against brigandage.

AUSTRALIA.

PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY MORNING.

The ship Dover Castle, 1,002 tons, Captain John
Mount Ayles, belonging to Mr. R. Green, of Lon-
don, was off the port this morning.
She left Melbourne March 29, rounded Cape
Horn May 5, and crossed the Line May 26th.
She has on freight 46,144 ounces of gold, 694
bales of wool, and 311 casks of tallow, and brings
211 passengers, among whom are Capt. Gilmore.
Mr. M'Kersey, Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Feidham, Miss
Stewart, and Messrs. Gray, Carson, Jenkins, Dal-
maine, Brodrip, Brown, and Jackson.

The Dover Castle experienced light weather and
dense fogs between New Zealand and the Horn ;
constantly among ice from lon. 149 W. to 90 W.,
between lat. 63 and 60 S., since which she
has had calms, and from the Azores north-east
winds. She spoke, June 7, lat. 28.04 N., lon.
44.34 W., the British brig Aynthia, 26 days
from London, for Bermuda; 14th, lat. 35,34 N.,
lon. 40.35 W., French ship Jacques Langlois,
from Porto Rico, for Belle Isle ; 15th, lat. 37.22 N.,
lon. 38.50 W., British ship Aurora Australis, 86
days from Hobart Town, for London ; 27d, lat.
46.34 N., lon. 26.45 W., French ship Matilde ; 23d,
lat. 46.58 N., lon. 24.18 W., ship British Empire,
126 days from Shanghai, for London ; 26th, lat.
45.39 N., lon. 18.17 W. ; British ship Agincourt,
from Melbourne, for London; 29th, lat. 45.56 N.,
lon. 10.25 W., Hamburg brig .Emilie.
A pilot reports that the Agincourt, Capt. Picke,
from Melbourne, March 16th, is gone up channel
full of passengers. She has 31,329 ounces gold dust,
1,058 bales wool, and 104 casks tallow.

BOMBAY, JUNE 12.
Broach, 224 r. per candy, decline 24r. ; Dollera,
226 r., decline 17r. Freight, 40s. per ton, decline
ss. Exchange, 2s. Oad. per rupee. Broach will
cost 7.723 d. per lb. with freight, or 71-d.; Dollera
will cost 7.785 d. per lb. with freight, or 7d. (sell-
ing in Liverpool at 12d. to 121 d.)
Shirtings-50, 39in., 61b., 4r. 7a., net 7r. 2a.
54, 39in., 71b., sr. la., net Br. 2a., decline la. ; 60,
39in., 81b., sr. 15a., net 9r. 7a., advance la.; 64,
39in., 8-101 b., 6r. Ba., net 10r. 6a. ; 54, 45in., 8-1,1 b.,
sr. 14a., net 9r. 6a., advance 3a. Market dull.
The Beechworth is on shore in Bombay harbour,
and condemned and sold. 2,555 bales saved.

CALCUTTA, JUNE 10.
Freights to London—Seeds, 775. 6d. ; sugar,
655. Exchange, 2s. Old.
The Blue Jacket, from Calcutta for Madras, is a
total wreck.

(From Telegraph to India Company's Station,
Jubal.)
BOMBAY, JUNE 12.

According to intelligence received here, Dost
Mahomed's army is approaching Farrah, and Sultan
Jan is retiring to Herat,

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOMBAY, JUNE 12,

Shirtings dull and declining. In mule twist and
cotton nothing doing. Copper dull. Exchange on
London, six months, 2s. Old. Government securi-
ties : 4 per Cents., 9317 5 per Cents., 106; 5i- per
Cents., 113, Freight, 475. 6d.

Shirtings declinin CALCUTTA. JUNI 11.
g. Mule twist improving. The
indigo crop is progressing favourably.
Exchange on London, 2s. old,
Government Securities.—Four per Cents., 93k ;
a
Five per Cents., 105; Five-and-Half per Cents.,
112.
Freight, 765.

PARIS, JUNE 30.

The Temps, Cpinion Nationale, and Presse of this
evening censures the conduct of Almonte in Mexico,
whom they consider to be deceiving the French.
The Paris papers of to-day publish the following
despatch from Ragusa, dated the 29th inst. :
,4 The march of Dervisch Pasha on Alberi has
been arrested by the barricades erected by the in-
habitants.

" The Turkish army, however, was not attacked.
"On his return Dervisch Pasha found
a despatch
from Omar Pasha, ordering him to retreat.
" He is now at Bagnani."

3 P.M

The Bourse closed heavy.
Rentes were finally quoted at 68f. 15e., or 25c.
lower than on Saturday.

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BASLE, JUNE 30.
The Count de Chambord and the Duchess of
Parma left Lucerne at 10 a.m. yesterday.
The actual number of Legitimists who assembled
at Lucerne during the Count de Chambord's stay in
that city was 3,850.

TURIN, JUNE 30.
Garibaldi has delivered a speech at Palermo)

EWS advising concord between parties and in families.
1
) He said there were three open wounds is
viz., Aluratism, Papal rule, and Bourbonism, against
all of which the citizens of Palermo should be on
their guard. He concluded by speaking in violent
terms of the late meeting of Prelates at Rome.
The Senate passed the Budget to-day.
In the Chamber of Deputies the :Marquis Pepoli
stated that the Italian Bishops had been forbidden
to proceed to Rome for the purpose of participating
in political acts.

ST. PETERSBURG, JUNE 30.

The Invalide Busse of to-day says :

" General Luders has been relieved of the Com-
mand-in-Chief of the army in Poland, and of the
Governorship of that kingdom, and has been granted
eave of absence on account of the wound he lately
received."

" The Grand Duke Constantine has been ap-
pointed commander of the First Corps d'Armie

FRANCE.
PARIS, June 30.—The market has been without
animation, and prices are rather lower in conse-
sequence of sales by speculators for the arrangement
of their monthly settlement. Threes, for the
Account, are now at 68f 30c. The Railway Share
Market feels the same heaviness as that of the
Rente, and quotations are generally rather lower.
The market continued gradually declining to the
close, and left off as follows

4t per Cents. 96 50
Do. end month 96 60
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B 15
New 3 per Cents
Do. end month —
Credit Mobilier B5O
Do. end month 846 25
RAIL'

--
Roman
Austrian -

Spaniel Threes 511
Home Debt -
FAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1260 .. 1265 ...
Northern .... -
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 1087 50 .. 1088 75
Geneva
Southern .. 846 25 .. 846 25
Western
Eastern
Sardinian 377 50 ..
Austrian
Lombard 6,7 50 .. 607 50

7HE NAVY.

THE ARMY.

Bank Shares 3140
Credit Foncier 1635
Piedmontesc Fives 72 65
Italian Loan 72 6D

The Edgar, 86,. screw, flagship of Rear-Admiral
Sidney C. Dacres, C. 8., arrived at Spithead yester-
day from Halifax, whence she sailed on the 14th of
June. During the first part of the passage several
large icebergs were encountered. At Halifax, when
the Edgar left, were her Majesty's ships Nile, Hero,
Agamemnon, Melpomene, and Mersey,
all well.
Off Portland yesterday the Edgar spoke the Eliza-
beth Yeo, bound to Liverpool, and the Aurora Aus-
tralasian, bound to London, 102 days from Hobart
Town, and the Queen Victoria, of and for Dublin.
The Edgar is ordered to be inspected at Spithead,
and will afterwards proceed into Portsmouth Hor-
hour, and probably pay off and recommission for
service in the Mediterranean.
The Fairy, Royal screw yacht, was yesterday
employed in conveying the Prince of Wales and
Prince Alfred from Osborne to visit the Warrior,
the Royal George, and other ships of the Channel
fleet lying at Spithead. The Revenge, flagship of
Rear-Admiral Stuart, K.H. ; the Trafalgar, Capt.
J. B. Dickson ; the Emerald, Capt. A. Cumming ;
and the Chanticleer, Commander Stirling, got
under way from St. Helen's Roads yesterdays and
joined the Warrior and Royal George at Spithead.
Lieut. Robert Mansel was yesterday
to her Majesty's ship Hastings, additional for ser-
vice in the Ferret. to

•
the 2d
frommb 23a0torathnek1satnbdatfitaleliohna6vteb bßeeegnimternazsaf.ne_rdr.me7do_
men, under the command of Capt. Bennett, wilil
mediately join the head-quarters ohf te
he regiment.
Capt. Dawson is to be attached to
Command-,
His Royal Highness
Chief, has sanctioned the 1 til;sue of passes at the 0...-
Commandant of the camp at
eCroth7soter,f Ctool. Genabulyenon-eommissioned officers and
privates under his command to visit the Exhibition.
The extensive range of barrack buildings erected
at Gravesend for the troops from Chatham garri-
son by Mr. Down, of Southwark, and Mr. Nayler, of
Rochester, having been completed by the contras"
tors, were yesterday taken possession of by the Go"
vernment. Detachments, to the number of 300
men of all ranks, from the different corps at
Chatham marched to their new quarters. The, rife
range at St. Mary's Creek, hitherto used -1,.
' the troops of the garrison and the local Volunteer
corps, being required for the proposed enlargement
of Chatham dockyard, a more extensive tract of
land on the banks of the Thames, between
Bochea‘
,ter and Gravesend, has been purchased by the War
Department, and converted into a rifle range Ic!,
the use of the troops at Chatham. The latter scieig"
be quartered in the barracks at Gravesend durthe time they are under instruction.
detach-
ments that left the garrison yesterday 2OO
men of the Royal Marines Light andlnfantrY",ls.ino
1 men selected from the depots of the 4th
infantry,
Own, 12th, 19th, 20th, 31st, 43d Light - 75th,
51st Light Infantry, 52d Light infaritry;. e gal._
81st, and 94th Regiments, together withl ? '
Mries,
lowing officers :—Major C. J. Ellis, Roy a R. sitop-
in command ; Capt. J. Paton and Ensign _ ~,,, go.
iTnchleuded 104
son, 4th King's Own ; Capt. E. Foster anod:bm'i
W. B. Ferris, 12th Regiment ;
19th Regiment ; Capt. S. T. Sargent and halgA.
S. P. T. Nicholl, 43d Light Infantry ;
B.
'
R B.PWresley,
Henley, 52d Light Infantry ; Ensign
an
y and Lieut.
91st Regiment; Lieut. E.
W.
G.
Br-
ddition to the
F. V. G. Bird, Royal Marines. In
.a
Ensign n _ ..._°fisk.e_l4o.'
g ent, assistant
above Lieut. R. Parsons,
nstructors of
the other instructors and assistant i
non-commissioned o
musketry, including six . non-comlemt
the
garri_
instructor of musketry t3ostthhe.Rlestinlß.attalion, and
cers of the Royal Engineers, f
son for Gravesend. The troopswere inspected on
Barracks, and
the general parade-gro7at
i Chatham
:i Gravesend, the journey
at half past 1 marched o
s will be qua!-
d for a few weeks, after wnich
tered at Gravese
to Chatham, and be succeeded
they will return
detachments from that garrison, the course
being performed on foot. The troop
by other .
of during the summer.
rifle instructionbeing carried on without inter-
mission