The Sun.
London, England, 1856-08-11 00:00:00

SPAIN.

General Dulce, on arriving before Saragossa, ad.
dressed the following proclamation to the inhabi•
tants :•r-

" Arragonese,-•-teing called upon by her Ma-
jesty's Government to re-establish tranquillity and
the empire of the law in this district, I come to you
with the Queen's orders, lind with an army to exe-
cute them. Approaching your capital as Ido in
an attitude justified by the state of resistance of
the city, it is my duty to refute the insidious con-
struction which the enemies of public order, with
a view to misdirect your patriotic sentiments, have
put upon the constitutional exercise of the pre-
rogatives of the crown. You have been falsely told
that the Government intended to put down liberty
when it 'WAS only firm to repress anarchy and to
secure all individual rights and interests. This
energy you will find in me until the principle of
authority Shall be respected, and the empire of law
re-established.
" You know me, Arragonese. You know under
what flag I have always fought. In the name of
her Majesty, and of her government, I come to
offer peace to your heroic and immortal city. I
warn those who may be so deluded as to persist in
the path of rebellion that my attack will know no
other limit than the end of the resistance. I
frankly admit the honourable claims which the
dignity of your character, as shown on many occa-
sions, has to the consideration of the country ; and
my greatest pleasure will be to enter your city with
words of peace and concord. But I am resolved,
above all things, not to allow the pretensions of a
few ambitious persons to overbear the representa-
tive of her Majesty's Government. In the capital
of the monarchy power has shown itself tolerant.
Its generous conduct has thrown a veil of oblivion
over th scenes of blood and mourning occasioned
by the struggle. This should be for you an
eloquent example. For my own part, I shall ac-
complish my mission with that energy which my
responsibility to her Majesty's Government
requires.

" Your Captain-General,
" Dortirrao DULCE."

AMERICA.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING.

The Niagara, from Boston and Halifax, has ar-
rived, with advices from New York to the 29th,
and by telegraph from the latter port to the 31st
ultimo.

She brings 371,332 doll. in specie.
The screw steam-ship India, hence, arrived at
Quebec on the 27th, and the Royal Mail steam-ship
Arabia at Halifax on the 28th ult.

The ,United. States mail steam-ship Ericsson,
hence, arrived at New York on the 28th ult.
The steam-ship City of Baltimore and the steam-
ship Alps, from Havre, had arrived at New York
on the 20th ult. _ _

—The French steam-ship Barcelona left New York
for Havro on the 29th ult., with 107 passengers
and $52,000 in specie on freight.
In the Senate the bill amending the diplomatic
and consular system had been passed, and a reso-. I
lution calling on the President to communicate
whatever information he might have respecting
affairs in California with reference to the operations
of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee, and
whether application had been made by the Governor
of that state for aid in enforcing the laws adopted.
In the House of Representatives Mr. Sh.trman's
amendment to the Army Appropriation Bill was
adopted, and the bill as amended passed.
Mr. Burlinghame had been bound over to keep
the peace in the district of Columbia. He had ap-
peared in the House of Representatives.
Nothing new had transpired with regard to the
difficulties with Colonel Brookes.
The jury in the case of Mr. Herbert, tried for
the murder of Keating on Friday, rendered a ver-
dict of acquittal. The Irish population in Wash-
ington were exceedingly indignant.
A serious accident had occurred on board the
steamer Empire State, on her trip from'Fall River
to New York. When off Point Judith her steam-
pipes or flues exploded, killing seven and wound-
ing 15 of the passengers.
The dates from Havannah, vial Charleston, are
to the 25th ult. Politically there is uQ ilelfri