The Sun.
London, England, 1860-04-04 00:00:00

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

FALMOUTH, Wednesday Morning.
...The Neapolitan, brig, W. E. Routh, arrived at Falmouth
A. 7 Tuesday; when off Scilly she saw a full-rigged ship on
Tolle)r a
in burning from four in the afternoon of the 2d to
the morning of the 3d inst. She saw her three
fasts go over the side, and a schooner near her. She looked
an American cotton ship, being light.
SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Morning.

Wind, E.
Q Arrived—Borussia, steamer, from Hamburg; Duke of
qnwall, steamer, from Dublin.
Sailed—Wonder and Atalanta, steamer, for Jersey ;
Duke of Cornwall, steamer, for London.
DaAL, Wednesday Morning.

„„Wind S.S.E., light.
Passed, April 3—Bothnia, from London, for Honduras.
Passed, April 4.—Clarissa, barque, from Bombay, for
'i°lldon ; Alabama, from Moulmien, for London ; Prince
Albert, screw steamer, from London, for Mogadore.
Anchored—Premier, from London, for St. John's.
Sailed—Commodore Perry, in tow of Resolute, tug, for
Liverpool;j, Bong, Seaton, Firefly, Scotia, Warrior, and
'icholas Wood, steamer, for the westward; and the
'oathem Cross, for Madras.

T• he accounts from New York yesterday describe
continuance of an abundant supply of money, the rate
aging •
,_ging between 5 and 6 per cent. The. stock-market con-
Ziltently remained firm, and the prices of the shares of
t-is_ke of -the Western railways had reached a higher point
`'47l for six months past. The imports of goods from
repo were large, but the heavy draughts against cotton
54'Pta t were sufficient to meet all the requirements for
llatienrems ces It was, therefore, not expected that
considerableian transmission' of specie will take place in
I,"icountry before May. In June and July the totals will
7,-ably throw no
large.. The general advices on this occa •
VII throw no further light on the critical proceedings at
14,,5• Cruz. It seemed to be taken for granted that Mira-
lki"4 Would be defeated, especially after the interruption to
kti4 combinations by the seizure of his two steamers, but it
„Ile; tbe borne in mind that all the accounts thus far re-
d"e corn, from the friends of the Juarez Government.
Mr •Wilson's minute on Indian currency, of
which the full particulars were given in the Times five
th-`,41 back, has at length been published, together with
,-,4l'tzlewer of Sir Chas. Wood, the President of the India
With regard to Mr. Wilson's proposal for the
tent i_of notes on Government securities "to whatever e.-
C1L;,,1,401i1d from time to time be deemed advisable," Sir
/1.11.-'Aee assumes that the impression it may convey is not
Wilson's meaning. He, therefore, insists that the
tieler,cl principle of the Ban. k Charter Act of 1811 shall be
*hail f). view, and that all issues beyond. a certain amount
The e represented by a corresponding amount of
.bullion.
eon;Ttal note circulation of the Bank of Bengal might, he
I.au;"„erB, in the first instance be taken as the limit of the
that upon securities. Sir Charles is likewise of. opinion
alioL(0 notes instead of being manufactured in India,
thellid be manufactured here, anr'd sent out in quantities as
3' zeal be repuired.— Times' City Article.
, oy
• isn AT HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Yester-
authority of the Court of Chancery, in the cause
lefe 3raat,to,Raslewood " Messrs. Chinnock and Galsworthy
124
lo public competition, at the Auction Mart, the box
74
aj sty's Theatre Haymarket, facing the
and measuMrinee• 7 feet 6 inches by 9 feet deep, with
Llglit of admittin; thereto six persons nightly, held for
kkkean
'r :)ired term of about 31 years. A gentleman present
The duct
lt persons using the box could proceed to the pit.
thrtt 4.l:letioneer and the attorney for the vendors maintained
getitiLeue7 could do so, and could not be prevented. Several
et,di.smen asserted that they had been prevented from pro-
litttinut from these boxes to the pit, and that a man was
• s'ned there to present them. The box was sold for £446.