The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-22 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Pierbrontese Gazette of the 18th inqt. state,t4 o:at
the MunicipAl Council of Tqrio had decided, on +he
151.11, that one of the new ,treets about to he opened in
the quarter of the Porta Nueva should receive the name
of Silvio Pellico.

SPAIN.
Onr accounts from Madrid are of the 16th inst.
The President of the Council submitted, the day
before, to the sanction of the Queen, the re-organisa-
tion of the police on a military footing.
The imrney of the Infantas Amelia and Christina,
sisters of the king, to Andausia was fixed for the end of
the month. The officers and ladies of honour, who are
to accompany the Princesses to Seville, were already
appointed.

Odeon Christina is to spend the spring at the Royal
reshlence of Aranjnez.
The General Marquis de Santiago had arrived at
Madrid, coming from Saragossa,
The Saragossa journals publish a notice, ad-
dressed to the officers arid serjeants of the revolted
regiment of Cordova, who sought refuge in France
after the events, of which that city has been the
theatre. The fugitives are informed that it they do not
appear within a ?certain day tbefire the coniNtent
authorities, they will he regarded as deserters, and tried
as such. The officers are 39 in number, naively—one
chief of battalion, two adjutants, seven captains, 18
lieutenants, 10 sub-lieutenants, and the standard-bearer.
The Council of War sitting at Saragossa, had as yet pro-
nounced no sentence.

The Three per Cents, were done at 35 10 : the New
Three per Cents. at 13 80 ; the Debt of the First Class
at 8 15 ; and that of the Second at 4 30.

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC
MAILS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPII.)
SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
The Royal -Mail stealu-ship Trent, Captain Revett,
has arrived here with the usual West India mails, in
charge of Lieutenant G-,trdner, R N., Admiralty agent.
tier dates are :—llondutas, Feb. 18th ; Greytown,
20th ; Chagres, 234 ; Jamaica, 27th ; Hayti, 28th :
Demerara, 27th ; Trinidad, 25th ; St. Vincent, 27th ;
St. Lucia, 28th ; Martinique, March Ist ; St. Thomas,
March 3d.

This steamer also brings the Pacific mails, with dates
—Valparaiso, Feb. Ist ; Callao, 12th ; Guayaquil, 15th ;
Panama, 21st.
The Trent has 28 passengers, and on frei:.cht specie
value $510,000, pearls value $lOO,OOO, and a large cargo
of cochineal, indigo, Peruvian bark, sarsaparilla, gin-
ger, &c.
From Jamaica there is no news of importance. No-
thing in the way of public business had been done by
the House of Assembly. Some cases of cholera had ap-
peared, but there was no expectation that the disease
would become epidemic in the island.
In the Jamaica markets business was dull, and dealers
were deterred from operating by the h►gh prices at which
all articles were maintained. Breadstuffs were enor-
mously dear, and held principally by speculators. Pro-
duce, with the exception of sugar, was active, at high
prices.

Freights were scarce. Considerable operations in
rum had taken place at 4.9 to 5 per gallon, but after the
arrival of the packet prices went higher.
Accounts from Detaerara state that rain had fallen
in considerable quantity. There was still a prospect of
a very large crop. Business was dull, and goods of
every description scarce and dear. Freights very high.
The Court of Policy had been in session, but no matters
of importance had been transacted.
In Grenada, sugar-making was promising, with very
favourable weather. The yield of. the cut canes turns out
to be not so good as was expected, but the crop was
estimated at 7,000 hogsheads, or about 1,000 over that
of last year.

St. Lucia was healthy. A severe shock of an earth-
quake was experienced in this inland on the 13th ult.
In Trinidad the weather had been very fine, and the
gathering of the crop was proceeding favourably.
In Dominica and St. Vincent's order ha.l been re-
stored amongst the peasantry.
The cholera has almost entirely disappeared in the
northern islands,