The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-13 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1376 25 .. 1377 50
Northern
New ditto B7O 865
Lyons and Mediterranean 887 50 .. 887 50
Geneva..
Southern 498 75 .. 497 50
Western ... 578 75 . , 580
Eastern ....
Sardinian
Austrian
Lon-bard

THE WEST INDIA MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY.

The Royal Mail Steam-packet Company's ship
Shannon, Captain Abbott, from the West Indies,
has arrived. She brings 89 passengers, 553,000
in specie, and 2,050 packages of cargo.
The political news is unimportant.
The English barques Orpheus and Emma Tully
has been totally wrecked off Belize.
Business at Valparaiso was dull in consequence
of severe rains. Coffee was scarce. No transactions
in copper. Hides firm and scarce. Exchange on
England, 60 to 90 days, 43 pence.
Rich saltpetre mines had been discovered in
Bolivia. A gold mine had been discovered near
Paita, and in consequence great excitement pre-
vailed. Valuable mines had also been discovered at
Copiapo.
The Aranea Indians were suing for peace, and
solicit to be allowed to enter the Southern towns
with produce.

The wcather at Barbadoes was favourable for
planters. Exchange on London,3o days, 490 dols.
At Demerara the cane plants were suffering
from the dry weather. Produce was coming in
slowly. Tonnage was abundant. Business at
Jamaica was dull, and the island healthy. Ex-
change, 90 days, per cent. premium.
The crops in Trinidad were looking well. The
island was healthy. Sickness prevailed at St.
Vincent. St. Thomas was healthy, but the heat
was oppressive.

THE ARRIVAL OF GARIBALDI AT

NAPL_ES.

(From the Special Correspondent of the Times.)
NAPLES, SEPT. 6.

This has been the most eventful and the most
marvellous day in the recent history of the Two
Sicilies, and I can scarcely realize what I have wit-
nessed. Every one was on the alert in the morning
as to the report of the intended departure of his
Majesty. By universal consent he was voted poli-
tically dead many hours before he left. On passing
through the city I saw workmen taking down the
Royal arms from the doors of shops licensed to sell
certain articles, and from lottery offices. Crowds
were hanging about the Palace, or looking over the
walls of the Arsenal watching the preparations for
the. Royal journey, In Santa Lucia the cannon,
which have for so many years been pointed against
the King's most beloved subjects, were being
removed, and I felt that my chances of security
were now far greater than they had been in
the morning. On a sudden I heard women's
shrieks and invocations." What on earth is the
matter P I rush to my windows, and see a great
crowd of Billingsgate gentry assembled below,
alternately increased and diminished by people
rushing in and out of the neighbouring church.
But what is the matter ? " Madonna mia !" was
the universal cry ; " Save our King. Make peace
for our King ! See, the Madonna of Santa Lucia is
sweating ; large drops are running down her cheeks
and neck. Blessed Madonna, spare the King!"
The whole place was in an uproar, and a few swear-
ing or weeping Madonnas might have set the city
on fire, despite the antagonism between fire and
water, but the troops and the National Guard were
soon on the spot, and by force and moderation
managed to quell the disturbance in a short time.
It is my neighbour the parroco or guardiano, who
had spread the report of the " prodigious miracle,"
and, " Ecee *Signori, what were those drops on the
neck and face ? " His holiness, however, seeing
that this trick was discovered, put himself into a
carriage, and endeavoured to make his escape, but
was arrested in the course of the evening. Towards
midday it was made known that the King would
positively leave the following evening. Ministers
went to take leave of his Majesty, the Spanish
steamer got up its steam early, and, just as night
was closing, the last of the Bourbons bade farewell
to his capital, if not to his throne.
The following article is a solemn protest against
any supposition of the kind :