The Sun.
London, England, 1862-08-09 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Gray shirtings unchanged. Tea flat. Silk ac-
tive. Settlements in fortnight, 2,500 bales. Ex-
ports to date, 2,100 bales.

Exchange on London, 6s. 21d. Freight, £6 to £B.

AUSTRALIA.
(By Telegraph from Suez.)

MELBOURNE, JUNE 25.
The shipments of gold since the departure of the
last mail amount to 81,5000 z.
Trade steady. Exchange par.
ADELAIDE. JUNE 23.
Trade improving. Exchange unaltered.
SYDNEY.
Trade active. Exchange i- higher.

PARIS, AUG. 8.
The first number of the new journal La France
was published to-day.

It contains a long article signed by its political
director, Viscount de la Gueronniere, on the policy
of the Empire, which the writer declares to be at
the same time a Conservative and Liberal regime,
dominating revolution by liberty.
The same paper publishes the following news from
Italy :

Garibaldi held a council of war at Cefala on the
4th instant, at which it was decided to march on.
Rome, notwithstanding the remonstrances which
had arrived from Turin. The Garibaldian Volun-
teers number 6,000. Garibaldi has received funds
from Turin, and has chartered six large merchant
vessels. The plan of operations is said to be to land
in the Gulf of Salerno. The Volunteers would then
be joined by an auxiliary force, and would march:
on the Roman States.

The Paris papers publish the following teleg•tam,
dated Ragusa, the Bth inst. :

The loss of the Turks in the late engageraeut was

enormous.

They have concentrated their forces at Zabljak,
for the purpose of reorganising them.
The whole Montenegrin populv.tion, even old
men, women, and children, fight against the Turks.

TURIN, AUG. 8, 6.25 P.M.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Signor Ra-
tazzi said that there was a rumour, which, how-
ever, had not yet been officially confirmed, that an
encounter had taken place between the troops end
a band of Garibaldians near Girgenti, in which the
Garibaldians are said to have lost 50 muskets.
The Liscusione of this evening says :
" It is reported that bands of volunteers on the
road to Girgenti, under the command of Ben tivegni,
have encountered the troops. After the exchange
of a few shots the volunteers dispersed. They
appeared to have had several wounded."
The Deputies Nicotera and Micelli are said to be
with Garibaldi.
The official Gazette says :

" It appears that the Garibaldian volunteers will
leave for Messina instead of Palermo. They num-
ber 3,000, and are divided into three columns. The
first will march towards Sciarrn ; Garibaldi in per-
son will conduct the second, and the third will
follow."

NAPLES, AUG. 8, EVENING.
Cenatiempo and his accomplices have been con-
demned by the tribunals.

TURIN, AUG. 8.

The llionarehia Nazionale of to-day saya—

The movements of Garibaldi do not appear to
have any fixed purpose. A portion of the Volun-
teers have gone towards Palumbo, others to Cereara.
Their numbers, which are about 3,000, diminish
daily.
Sicily is perfectly quiet.

ST. PETERSBURG, AUG. 8.

The State Bank has determined to reduce the
price of bullion at the rate of 1 per cent. monthly
until January next, when the half-imperial will be
quoted at 546 copecks, and the silver rouble at 106
copecks. Further reductions will follow.

WARSAW, AUG. 8.

The author of the attempt on the life of the
Marquis Wielopolski is a lithographic printer named
Louis Yryll.
An extra supplement of the official Dziennik of
to-day contains several remissions of punishments
upon the occasion of the birthday of the Empress
and the baptism of the Grand Duke Waclaw
(Wencelas).
One hundred and fourteen persons have been par-
doned entirely, and the punishments of seven others
partially remitted. Among the latter is M.
Wyzycaki.

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