The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-09 00:00:00

TUSOANY.

" A change of Ministry appears probably in
Tuscany," says a letter from Florence in the
Univers. "Toe Grand Duke, thwarted in his de-
sires respecting the concordat by his chief Minister,
M. Baldasseroni, sometimes seemed inclined to
dismiss him. Two of the Ministers, MM. Lami
and Bologna, are partisans of the Leopoldine laws,
and would retire with M. Baldasseroui. Two other
Ministers, MM. Buonarotti and Landucci, would
form the new Cabinet, being in favour of the con-
cordat ; but the most influential members of the
diplomatic corps have expressed the opinion of the
Governments which they represent tu be in favour
of retaining the code of Leopold I."

THE BRAZILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
By the Royal Mail steam-ship Tay, Captain
Brydges, with the Brazilian and River Plate mails,
we have dates from Buenos Ayres, May 28th ;
I‘l,nte Video, 31st ; Rio d• Janeiro, June 14th ;
Bahia, 17th ; Pernambuco, 19th ; St. Vincent's,
27th ; Teneriffe, July Ist ; Madeira, 2d ; Lisbon,
sth.

The Tay brings 132 passengers, about 50,000/.
in specie, and the usual cargo.
Tne news from Buenos Ayres is uninteresting.
The arrival of Mr. Christie at Monte Video, on his
way to that province, had caused some sensation,
es it was expected that it would tend to assit
Urquiza... _

Both sides of the River Plate were perfectly
tranquil, and in Monte Video the Oribe-Flores in-
fluence was still predominant. There was a scarcity
of suitable British manufactured goods. The Sala-
deros were killing very little, and everything ex-
cept tallow maintained its price.
Freights for England, 425. 6d. to 455. Exchange,
655. to 655. 6d At Rio coffee had declined ; quo-
tations for good Channel cargoes were 41s. sd. to
435. f. o. b. The dry goods market during the
month had considerably improved, and large sales
were being made. The news by the Tay of fresh
arrivals coining, however, caused a depression.
Her Majesty's ship Express had lost her First
Lieutenant and 32 hands from yellow fever.
Freights, 55 to 60 ; exchange, 27i to 27g.
At Bahia, a steady business was doing in dry
goods. Stocks were moderate. In produce little
was doing, owing to the scarcity of supplies.
Cotton, sugar, and tobacco had advanced. Ex- A I
change 27,12 to 27g.
At Pernambuco there had been a limited arrival j
of dry goods, with an improved demand. Sugafi
had advanced 50 to 100 rein, but entries Ore
small, owing to heavy rains. Exchange 27ticash.
The inhabitants of Cape de Verde Islands con-
tinued to suffer much from famine and sickness,
and numbers had arrived at St. Vincent's for the
purpose of obtaining food and employment.
At Lisbon cholera cases continued to appear.
The Finance Committee had reported in favour of
the bill for the loan of 330,0001. for public works,
and the Government had brought in another bill to
be allowed to land out of it about 100,000/. to the H
Santarem Railway.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY.
The screw-steamer City of Baltimore, with ad-
vices from Philadulphia to the 26th ult., is off the-
port.

She brings about $60,000 specie on freight and
100 cabin passengers, among whom is Mr. Mathew,
the late Consul at Philadelphia. •

From Athens, under date of July 2, it is stated
that the 41.1 inerva newspaper had been seized fot
the publication of a second forgery of a Govern-
ment circular. The Government has requested
the Chambers to grant'a pension of 5001. a year to
Count Mavrocordato.