The Sun.
London, England, 1862-10-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Shirtings and mule twist advancing. Cotton-
market dull. Mawa opium firm.
Exchange on London, 2s. ON.
Government securities.—Four per Cents., 941;
Five per Cents., 1041; Five-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1121,

Freight, 5 7-6.
(By Telegraph to Bombay.)

CALCUTTA, SEPT. 25.
Snirtings and mule twist advancing. Copper and

rice quiet.

Exchange on London, 2s. Old. Government
Securities—Five per Cents., 1044. Freights higher.

THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 13.
The royal mail steamer Atrato, with the above
h.. ...rived here.

She brings 54 passengers, 756,618 dols. in specie,
and 1,214 packages of cargo. She left St. Thomas's
on the 29th nit.

Small-pox was raging at Curacoa and the adja-
cent places on the coast.
The unfavourable condition of public finances in
Chili had been made the subject of a message from
the President to Congress.
The election of San Romas as future President of
Peru had been promulgated. The new Adminis-
tration would be installed on the 24th ult.
The transactions connected with the loans from
England t 3 Peru had met with universal discontent
and reprobation, Congress had disapproved the
negotiations, and ask the Executive to take mea-
sures for suspending all operations connected with
the negotiation.
Lima exchange, 41d. to 42d.
Valparaiso exchange, 451 d.
A severe tornado was experienced at Colon on the
16th ult., doing considerable damage.
At Barbadoes the weather was hot, and yellow
fever prevalent. Rain was wanted for the crops,
which, however, looked well, and the prospects for
next year were encouraging.

Provisions continued dull. Exchange 90 days
4878 dole. _

At Demerara manufacturing operations were
being carried on vigorously throughout the colony.
Trade was stagnant, with no prospect of improve-
ment.

Business continued dull at Jamaica.
The picking of the coffee and pimento corps had
been retarded by the rain.
Sugar was reported to be exceedingly scarce.
The coffee crop promised to be large. Sales 525. to
545. Pimento transactions at 12s. to 16s. Sugar
sales of fair at 20s. ; dark, 17s. Rum, 22d. to
27d ; proof, 18d. in bond.
Exchange.—Colonial and Jamaica Banks, 90
days, 1 per cent.

BERLIN, OCT: 11.

In the Upper House to day the vote upon the
proposition of the Committee on the Budget was
taken by calling over names. The proposition was
rejected by 127 to 39.

The Budget, as ameocied by the Chamber of De-
puties, was also rejected by 150 to 17, the Ministers
voting with the majority.
The second portion of Herr von Arnim-Boitzen-
burg's amendment, referring to the re-establish-
ment of the budget as submitted by the Govern-
ment, was carried by 114 to 44. The Ministers
were not present during this vote, and eight mem-
bers abstained from voting.

OCT. 12.

The various parties of the Chamber of Deputies,
except the Conservatives, held a meeting to-day in
their usual place of assembly to consult upon the
course rendered necessary by the resolution passed
yesterday by the Upper House.
Count Schwerin presided. Drs. Simson and
Gneist proposed a resolution declaring the vote of
the Upper House void, and stating their reasons
for that conclusion.

The party following the leadership of Baron
von Vincke and the Centre were only desirous of
taking steps in the event of the vote arrived at by
the Upper House being officially notified to the
Chamber, but the majority wished to adopt mea-

sures in any case.
Dr. Gneist considered that the Government was
in duty bound to present a new Budget.

The meeting separated without coming to a deci-
sion. The different parties will acquaint each
other this evening with the resolutions at which
they have arrived.
The official notification of yesterday's vote of the
Upper House was made to the President of the
Chamber of Deputies after the conclusion of the

meeting.
The next sitting of the Chamber is appointed to
take place to-morrow forenoon.

PARIS, OCT. 11 (Evening).
La France of this evening states that the French
Chambers will meet in the middle of January.

The same journal says that Garibaldi has an-
nounced to an English deputation that he has not
relinquished any of his projects, and that he is pre-
paring a manifesto containing important and irre-
futable revelations.

TURIN, OCT. 11, 'EVENING.

, .
The Minister of Finance has published the
Budget for 1863, which contains the following
items :

F. C.
Ordinary expenditure 763,343,296 24
Extraordinary ditto 173,044,729 15
Diminution on the whole ex-
penditure 38,950,073 49
Ordinary revenue 549,355,244 0 against 1862
Increase, 30,207,470 33
Extraordinary revenue 65,456,408 0
Deficit ........... 320575,773 0
30,359,581
81
against 1862
Diminution

MEXICO.
Respecting the reported death of Gen. Zaragoza,
La Presse publishes the following
"A private despatch from :
Vera Cruz announces
that the rumour was generally accredited iu that
city that General Zaragoza had been put to death by
his own soldiers. The rumour requires confirma-
tion."

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FRANCE.

BOURSE, October 11.—There have been a few
eales for liquidation, but no very material down-
ward effect has been produced. Threes for the