The Sun.
London, England, 1865-12-20 00:00:00

LA TEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S • TELEGRAMS.)

AMERICA.

(Arrival of the City of Baltimore via Crookhaven.)

NEW YORK, DEC. 9 (Morning).

The New York Herald states that Congress will
authorise the issue of another million of national

bank currency.

The presidential term of Juarez has been ex-
tended until an election is practicable.
The New York Daily News announces that Gen.
Logan has refused the Mexican mission.

The New York. Herald states that President
Johnson's message has materially modified the
views of the Conservative Republicans, and believes
that the resolution concerning the admission of
Southern members will not pass the Senate without
material modification.

The Tribune urges mutual confidence and good
accord between the President and Congress.
The Cabinet has decided that Secretary Callory
shall be tried before the civil tribunal within 30 days.
The resignation of Generals Dix and Butler has
been accepted.

Another list of British subscribers to the Confe-
derate loan has been published, indicating those
who paid calls and received interest, and those who
did not.
The Fenian President has issued an address re-
fusing to recognise the action of the Senate assem-
bled at New York.

It is said that the Senate. represented the views
of the Fenian masses who oppose the lavish expen-
diture at the government quarters in Union-square.
The New York Herald strongly denounces
Feuianism, and recommends the leaders to be
handed over to the police.
The Chilian Envoy gave a banquet at Delmonico's
to the Mexican Republican Consul and other repre-
sentatives of the South American Republics.

Speeches were made denouncing European inter-
ference on the American continent.

A public meeting at the Institute has been called
for next week to express the people's sentiments
upon the European intervention in Mexico, Chili,
and Peru.

According to the New York Daily _News, General
Logan has refused to accept the Mexican 'mission
unless the United States Government will give
material aid to Mexico. The President had refused
to give such assurance, Mr. Seward adding that the
Mexican policy of the Government would for the
present remain unchanged.

News from Orleans to the Bth state that the cot-
ton receipts at Shreveport are falling off. At Jeffer-
son, Texas, the head of the Red River navigation,
there are 12,000 bales on hand and 20,000 more to

come in.
The Asia has arrived at Halifax.

COMMERCIAL.

Money abundant. Gold 1441. Exchange on
London, 1591 ; on Paris, 3.55. Stocks dull : New
York Centrals, 97 ; Erie, 924 ; Illinois, 133; Five-
Twenties, 10n. Cotton heavy : Middling Upland,
48 49. Flour heavy, wheat dull, and corn declining.
Provisions steady. Coffee very firm, sugar quiet,
and molasses steady. Petroleum quiet : crude, 41 ;
refined, 67.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, DEC. 9.

The Mexican Minister has received advices from
Juarez, stating that he would leave El Paso on the
13th for Chihuahua. Juarez had issued a decree
declaring that the French invasion having rendered
a Presidential election impossible, his constitutional
Presidency is extended till an election can take
place.
The Federal officers at Fort Blins, Texas, gave a
ball on the 11th ult., in honour of Juarez.
Matamoras papers of the 19th ult. announce the
complete dispersion of the besiegers of that town.

Washington despatches state that Cortina's
guerillas had lately hung three Imperialists captured
by them.

SPAIN,

MADRID, DEC. 19.

The Correspondencia of this evening formally
contradicts the news that the Government was dis-
posed to guarantee 30,000 reals per kilometre to the
railway companies on condition that they should
facilitate a loan of 3,000 million reals.

FRANCE.

PARIS, DEC. 20.

Notice has been posted up at the Faculties of
Law, Medicine, and Letters, in the University of
Paris, that no student will be admitted to the course
unless provided with the document showing that he
has been inscribed as a student in either of these
three Faculties. Every student will have to show
this document.

Heavy penalties are incurred by those who should
have enabled persons other than students to enter
the Lecture Halls.

Those students who, by speeches or otherwise,
may seek to disturb order will be immediately
brought before the Academic Council, and will be
liable to be excluded from one or several courses, or
excluded perpetually or temporarily, from the Paris
University altogether.

BOURSE, Dec. 19.—With the exception of Portu-
guese Railvay Shares, which have again risen 7f.
50c., Stocks and Shares show depreciated quota-
tions. Threes are done, for the Account, at 65f.
35c., a decline of 7kc. Italian Fives have receded
10c.—to 65f. 80c. Credit Mobilier Shares are
offered at a loss of 10f., the quotation being 896 f.
25c. Spanish Mobiliers have fallen 6f. 25c.
Northern Railway Shares have declined 7f. 50c. ;
Lyons, 2f. 50c. ; and Austrian and Lombard, If.
25c. each. English Consols are also weaker, the
telegram announcing a fall of *. Three o'clock.—
The closing quotations are as follows :

Roman . 69 75
Ottoman Fives 43 40
Mexican Loan 49 25
Do. Bonds 333 75
Russian —
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred

4 per Cents 97 70
Do. end month —
3 per Cents. 6B 20
Do. end month 6B 35
Credit Mobilier 892 50
Do. end month
Bank Shares 3800
Credit Fonder 1335
Italian Loan 65 50
Do. end month 65 90
RAILWAYS.
Cash.
Orleans

Amt.

Northers

- 1147 50
- 857 50

Lyons and Mediterranean.

SOuthern
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa .
Ditto to Barcelona
roman

- - ... 573 75
- - ... 550 -
- - ~. 526 25
- - ... 217 50
- - ... 433 75
_ - ... 427 50
_ - ... 177 50
_ - ... 211 25

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INDIA.

BOMBAY, Nov. 28.

By the peace recently concluded with Bhootan a
subsidy of 25,000 rupees is to be paid annually to
the Bhooteas, and will be increased to 50,000 rupees
should they remain faithful to the treaty.
A conspiracy has been detected at Cabul, in con-
sequence of which the governor has been impri-
soned.

The Wahabies have evacuated •Sttor (?), in the
Persian Gulf, in consideration of a certain payment
made by the Imaum of Muscat.
The extension of the Great Indian Peninsula
Railway to Burhampore was opened on the 20th
instant.

The committee appointed to inquire into the work-