The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-25 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 18th, due yesterday,
have arrived, as have also those of the 19th. The
Gazette contradicts a report that had again been
set on foot that M. Olozaga was about to be re-
moved from the embassy at Paris. The Duke de
la Victoria was indisposed. The Diario says that
the government has conferred the title of Marquis
de la Habana on General Jose de la Concha, cap-
tain-general of the island. The Duchess de Mont-
pensier, says the Novedades, has entered the fifth
month of her pregnancy, but no official announce-
ment of the fact has yet been made. A subscrip-
tion for the victims of the inundations in France
had been opened at the French embassy.

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, TUESDAY EVENING.

By the Peninsular and Oriental steam-ship Tagus,
Capt. Christian, with the Peninsular mails, we
have dates from Gibraltar to June 15 ; Cadiz, 16 ;
Lisbon, 19 ; Oporto, 20 ; and Vigo, 21.
The Tagus brings 59 passengers, 2,2041. in specie,
and a cargo consisting principally of oranges,
lemons, eggs, and wine.

During the homeward voyage the Tagus, on the
20th instant, off Oporto, signalled the steamer
Queen, and off Cape Seleiro the mail steam-ship
Madrid ; on tho 22d she passed the steam-transport
Ripon, standing to the southward.
The Tagus left the French steamer Fenix and
Mr. Boschetti Shea's yacht Star of the Sea anchored
at Lisbon on the 19th.

The Hydaspes, with troops from Balaklava,
coaled at Lisbon, and left on the 18th for Spit-
head.

The Lisbon exchanges for three months are
quoted by this packet at 549 to -1- on London ;
Paris, 5 20 ; Amsterdam, 43,14- ; Hamburg, 49b ;
and Genoa, 517. The supplies of both bills and
money were limited. Stocks and shares had im-
proved after the Ministerial crisis, but the market
was again dull when the packet left—say, Three
per Cents., 43 to 43 ex div. Bank of Portugal
shares, 500 to 505 milreis each ; and Oporto Bauk
Shares, 18 to 20 per cent. prem.
No change had taken place in political affairs at
Lisbon. Several congratulatory addresses had
been presented to the late Ministers.
Exchange at Gibraltar was quoted—on London,
50/ ; Paris, sf. 38c.

THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY MORNING.

, The African Steam Navigation Company's mail
packet Ethiope, Capt. W. H. Barnwell, arrived
last night from the West Coast of Africa. Her
dates are, homewards—Fernando Po, May 3d ;
Cameroons, 4th •, Old Calabar, 6th ; Bonny, Bth ;
Lagos, 12th ; Accra, 14th ; Cape Coast, 15th ;
Liberia, 21st ; Sierra Leone, 26th ; Bathurst, 31st ;
Goree, June 3d ; Teneriffe, 11th • and Madeira,
15th. She brings 2,360 ounces olgold dust and
354 casks of palm oil, &c.
Among her passengers are the Hon. P. H. Roe,
Acting Chief Justice at the Cape Coast ; and Mr.
Carr, Chief Justice at Sierra Leone.
Her Majesty's brig Childers sailed from Lagos
on the 10th of May.
The Scourge and Electra were at Cape Coast
Castle on the 15th of May. _

The Philomel was to leave Sierra Leone for Eng-
land on the 25th of May ; the Hecate for Spithead
on the 28th.

The mail packet Gambier had left Liberia for
the Leeward coast.

The country round Bonny is quiet. Disputes
continue between the King and the merchants at
Lagos, where the prices for palm oil range high.
The import duty has bean reduced at Accra, and
the poll-tax is not yet levied. Trade had improved
at Cape Coast Castle and at Liberia.