The Sun.
London, England, 1860-03-13 00:00:00

AMERICA.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office from the Atlantic Royal Mail
Steam Navigation Company, six days later from
America :

GALWAY, TUESDAY.

The Atlantic Royal Mail steamship Prince Al-
bert arrived at 7 a.m. from New York and St.
John's, Newfoundland, after a passage of six days
eight hours from the latter port. She brings a large
cargo, heavy mails, 95 passengers, and New York
advices of the 6th inst. The Africa arrived out on
the 4th inst.
Mr. M'Lean had returned to Vera Cruz with full
powers to act in any emergency. Two war steamers
had sailed from Havannah under the Mexican flag,
and were reported as being engaged by Santa Anna
to rid the Church party.

Miramon's whereabouts were unknown at the
latest dates, but he was understood to be on his
way to Vera Cruz, and had issued a proclamation
commanding its submission.

The Indians on the northern frontiers of Texas
were massacring the people. Nine companies of
regulars have already taken the field against them
and the robbers on the Rio Grande.
Wall-street, Xavier Church, Cincinnatti, fell on
the Ist inst. Fourteen persons were killed.
California dates are to Feb. 14. The ship Oracle
arrived on the 10th of February, from Liverpool.
Victoria dates Bth of February, unimportant.

No later news of the Hungarian. Agents have
been at the wreck, but discovered no bodies, it was
supposed they had been carried to the eastward.
The cargo was floating about.
Sealing vessels sailed on the Ist inst. Fine wea-
ther. The ice had cleared off the coast, but passed
in large quantities 200 miles distant.
New York Markets.—Cotton dull, and declining.
Middling Uplands 11. Flour firm and 10c. better.
Wheat 3c. higher. Corn and provisions firm, ex-
cept lard which is heavy. Sugars heavy. Coffee
firm. Turpentine firm. Rosin dull. Freight un-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS, 2d inst.—Cotton unchanged.
Sales for the week 50,000 bales. Receipts of the
port, 649,000 bales.
3,1 inst,-13,000 bales at irregular prices. Mid-
dling 101 c. to 11c.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 12.

The Cunard steamer Arabia, Captain Stone, with
the New York mail of the 29th ult., has arrived.
She was detained until 2 o'clock on the morning of
the Ist inst., owing to fogs. She brings only 1,400
dollars in specie. ,

The Jura, hence for New York, put into New
Bedford on the 27th tat., with engines disabled.
She was subsequently towed to New York.
Nothing important has transpired relative to the
loss of the Hungarian, but it is certain that not a
single person was saved. No additional bodies had
been found, but 15 mail bags and many loose let-
ters had been recovered.

The Senate was discussing the treaty with
Mexico. Senator Seward had made a great speech
in favour of the admission of Kansas into the
Union.

The house had at last elected a printer, in the
person of ex-Governor Ford, of Ohio.
The Senate had called upon the President fora
copy of any report which may have been made by
the commissioner for marking the boundary between
the United States and the British territory.
The steamer with Californian mails of the 6th
February, and 1,900,000 dollars in gold, had reached
New York. The San Francisco markets continue
dull. The English minister in Nicaragua had nego-
tiated a treaty with President Martinez, having for
its object the gradual extinction of the protectorate
over Mosquito, the King of which is to be pensioned
by Nicaragua.
The reported revolution in Bagota proved to be
unfounded.
The Canadian Parliament was opened at Quebec
on the 28th ult. In his speech the Governor-
General announced that the Prince of Wales will
visit Canada in the ensuing summer. He also con-
gratulated the Parliament on surmounting the
financial difficulties, and on the consolidation of the
public debt.
Notwithstanding the Governor's veto, the bill
abolishing slavery had again been passed in the
legislature of Kansas.
HAVANNAII, Feb. 25.—Sugars steady. Sterling
exchange, 13 to 13+ premium.

Cu M MERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.—Money market easy, but
rates unchanged. Exchange quiet. London, 1081
to 109. Stocks inanimate and weaker. Cotton
dull and 8 lower. Flour unchanged. Wheat
buoyant. Corn heavy at lower prices: Spirits of
turpentine firmer. Pork easier. Beef firm. Lard
steady. Sugar depresssed. Freights still un-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 28.—Cotton unsteady.
Middling, 10a to 11. Sales in three days, 21,000
bales. Receipts, 44,000 bales. Receipts ahead of
last year, 634,000 bales. Sterling Exchange, Bto
preen,