The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-16 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

ST. PETERSBURG, JUNE 14,

The Committee of the Bank yesterday passed a
resolution for the unlimited prolongation of the
credits hitherto opened to the large commercial
firms whose establishments were burnt in the late
conflagrations.

A Syndicate was likewise appointed for the pnr•
pose of opening credits to the smaller shopkeepers,

WARSAW, JUNE 14.
The Marquis de Wielopolski and MM. Enoch
and Krzywicki have arrived here.
It is statcd that M. Krzywicki will assume the
Ministry of Public Worship, and M. Keller that
of the Interior.

M. Enoch has, it is said, been appointed Imperial
State Secretary, and M. Kryzanowski General.
Adjutant.

PARIS, SUNDAY.

The Ltioniteur says:—
" Though perfect details of the recent engage-
ments in Mexico are wanting in consequence of the
irregularity of the communications beween the
interior and Vera Cruz, it was, nevertheless, known
on the 15th of May, at the very moment the steamer
La Louisiane was starting, from an official despatch
from General do Lorencez, addressed on the 9th
to the Commandant of the Navy, that the French
army occupied at that date its encampment of
Amazoc, on the plateau of Anahuac.

" According to reports of Mexican origin, the
projected attack was, in fact, carried out with great
vigour on the sth, but without achieving its object,
the intrenchments of Guadeloupe not having been
carried. Since then no other engagement had taken
place.

" The Government of the Emperor is taking
immediate measures to send out considerable rein-
forcements to Mexico."

MADRID, JUNE 14,

To-day in the Congress Senor Coelho censured
the complaisance of General Prim for Juarez, and
said that the former ought to have proceeded, alone
or accompanied, to the city of Mexico.
Senor Rios Rosas disapproved the selection of
General Prim as plenipotentiary, and censured his
conduct. He also spoke in very severe terms of
Juarez, who was, he said, unworthy of being treated
with.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 14,

The Moniteur Beige of to-day publishes the fol
lowing bulletin, signed by Drs. Koepl and Wim.

MGT :---

" SATURDAY, 10.30 P.M,

" The state of the King, as far as regards the
pulmonary affection, has improved."
BRUSSELS, JUNE 16.
The symptoms of pulmonary affection, from which
the King has been suffering, continue to diminish.
The King passed a disturbed night.
At 3 o'clock no change had taken place in his
Majesty's condition.

TURIN, JUNE 14,

To-day the President of the Chamber read to
the House a proposition, signed by many members,
for an address to the King, refuting the calumnious
assertions in the address of the Bishops assembled at
Rome, and again proclaming the rights and will of
the nation with respect to Rome.

Signor Ratazzi said that the act of the bishops
had not modified the convictions of the Italians on
the Roman question, and continued.:—" If the
Chamber considers the proposed address useful I
shall not oppose its adoption."
After a short digenosion the Chamber adopted the
proposition, and deputed five members to draw up
the address.

FREDENSBORG, •JUNE 15.

Tha King of Denmark, surrounded by the Princes,
Ministers, and the whole Court, received the stu-
dents from Sweden to-day.
His Majesty afterwards appeared at the banquet
given to the students, and said to the assembly :
" Should yon be willing, I will send the following
message to the King of Sweden :
" ' A thousand subjects now bless you in my
house.

" This is communicated to you by your friend
and brother, " FREDERICK.' "

THE BRAZILS.
(Pei the Guienne, via Lisbon.)
BUENOS AYRES, MAT 15.

Exchange, 665. Ounces, 412 dols. Wet salted
ox hides, 43 reals. Dry hides, American, 44 reals.
Wool, 80 dols. to 100 dols. Tallow, 16 reals.

MONTE VIDEO, MAY 16.

Exchange, 41d. Wet salted ox hides, 63 to 64
reals. Dry hides, American, 58 reals. Tallow,

91 reals.