The Sun.
London, England, 1870-06-06 00:00:00

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, June 4.
The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out $325,000
in specie.

Gold closed at 1141; the highest quotation during the day
was 1141 ; the lowest 1141.
Sterling Exchange on London lO9l
Five-Twenty U.S. Bonds, 1882 ll2l
Ditto 1885 ll2
Ditto 1867 ll4l
Ten-Forty ditto 1867 lOBl
Illinois Shares
Erie 231
Cotton, Middling Upland
Petroleum, Standard White 27lc
Flour, extra State
Corn, eld Mixed $1 09c.

The following news appeared in our First Edition pub-
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(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
FRANCE.

PARIS, June 4.

The Left Centre has held a meeting, at which it was
decided to support the Ministry from the attacks of the
Right. M. Buffet spoke in favour of so doing.
Fifty persons accused of taking part in the conspiracy
have been sent for trial before the High Court of the
Chamber of Indictments.

M. Bethmont's motion on public meetings during the elec-
toral period of the Conseils Generaux was discussed in the
Chamber of Deputies. M. 011ivier said the law of 1868 did
not permit the Government to grant permission for such
meetings, though he was not unwilling to do so. He com-
plained of the distrust exhibited towards the Cabinet,
which had not changed its principles, but would accomplish
its whole programme if the Chamber supported it. The
vote of yesterday had shaken the confidence of the Cabinet
in that support and they must know how they stand. He
was glad M. Bethmont had furnished an opportunity of
doing so.
Baron Jerome David accused M. 011ivier of endea-
vouring to intimidate them, and said that a
forced vote of confidence would be worthless. M. 011ivier
said he hoped Baron David would not vote against the
Ministry, but M. Bethmont withdrew his amendment.
Some other deputies took up the amendment to test the
opinion of the majority on the question of confidence. The
order of the day was voted by 188 votes, unanimously
setting aside M. Bethmont's motion. A bill for the aboli-
tion of the newspaper stamp duty was presented by
Government.

THE CECTIMENICAL COUNCIL.
ROME, June 4.

At the sitting of the Council on the third of June it
was proposed that the general discussion of the Schema on
the Infallibility should be closed. This was vigorously
contestol by the minority, but after a scene of great con-
fusion tl! - proposal was carried. The discussion of the
paragraphs of the Schema will take place on the sixth of
June.
Rusten Bey has not effected his object with regard to
the Armenian separatists. He has left Rome.
The Civilta Cattolica is very indignant with the pamphlet,
Le qui se passe au Coneite, and thinks the moderate
Catholics are the greatest enemies of the Church.
AUGSBURG, June 4.

According to a statement of the Augsburger Allgemeine
Zeitung, Bishop Maret was interrupted at the Council by
the Pontifical legates, and forty Fathers, who had put their
names down, were not allowed to speak.

PARIS, June 4.

The Univers has published a telegram from Rome, de-
claring that a large majority of the Council decreed the
close of the discussion on the Schema on Infallibility.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, June 4,

It is stated by the Opinione that the rendezvous of the
Republican partisans has been made known by means of
documents in possession of the prisoners recently captured.
Ricciotti Garibaldi has, it is believed, gone to the lonian
Islands.