The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-15 00:00:00

or the torrid desert, for the United States is reserf-
ing itself for a grand feast, wherein it will sw-allovir
up the nevi Dominion ; and, with such a prospect,
has no appetite for the pickings Mexico and the
Antilles offer, unle3:s, indeed, it he that bon bouche,
Cuba. Rosecrans' successor, too, has not only been
nominated, but confirmed.

Mr. J. M. Ashley of Ohio and impeachment re-
nown has written a letter to say that he never did
an improper or corrupt act as a Representative, an
assertion borne out by a Co:nmittee of Congress,
with the facts before them that Mr. Ashley rallied
the appointment of Mr. Case to a lucrative territorial
office on the understanding that certain relations of
his should receive certain posts, and other posts
should be given to Congressmen as bribes. Another
portion of the compact was that he and Case should
form a partnership, Case speculating in land in the
Territory on the information procurable by Ashlei
from his official position. To this tilr.Caseconsented,
executing and returning the agreement.. Two black
spots attach to this story outside Mr. Ashley's re'
ptfzation. The one, that he should have been 3
leader in impeachment which tends to discredit $
solemn act of national justice, and the other thats
man with this record should have been nominated
and confirmed as Governor of Montana.

The organization of a systematic emigration of
English operatives to the United States under the
Trades Unions is attracting attention in At:aerial
where it meets with encouragement. Letters re';
ceived in Washington state that the Trades Unions
leaders, Potter and Holyoake, aided by such generous
capitalists as Samuel Morley, M.P., have turned
their attention to this scheme, and that a large no
ber, especially of the spinners and miners of the
North of England, would be aided in their trano
during this summer. A delegation of working men
had been elected to proceed to the States to collect
information, and o❑ their return to establish e
bureau in London for its dissemination. This IS
the very scheme Professor Goldwin Smith hit so
hard by his letter to the Beehive, which itself vi3s
induced by that unfortunate speech of Senator
Sumner. We can only hope that an object, indi'
rectly to forward which we have lent so willing
pen, may only in this have received a tetuporad
check.

The Boston people being mad on the Negro qu'
tion, are not fair judges of anything with all
African in it. Brazil is the only Slave Empire, Yet"
the effort of the Bostonians is to get Frecieri4
Douglass nominated to Rio as Minister. Frederie
Douglass is an able man, but we do not consider
that Brazil, under the circumstances, is the prope!
place to dispatch him to as an ambassador. He
said to have been defrauded out of the mission
either to Hayti or to Liberia by a report hide
triously circulated that he would not accept either'
and his white friends desire to make it up by tbs,
place Mr. Pile failed in attaining. Poor Mr. Pile;
to have run in vain for a post reserved for a Negro'
is this the depth to which a Missouri politician hal
at last arrived?

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Amsterdam Short ... 12 21 ... 12 21
Do
Rotterdam — ... 12 31 ... 12 4i
Antwerp — ... 25 4-5 ... 25 50
Brussels - ... ?5 4 5 ... 25 '5O,
llamburgn — ... 13 121 ... 13 13i
Paris
Ditto - ... 25 '471
Marseilles - ••• 25 45 ... 25 -5°
Fraukfort-on-the-Main • ... 121/ ... 122
Vienna — ... 12 (3 ... 17! 721
Trieste — ... 12 671 . 12 4.23-

Petersburg - ... Rof
Copenhagen.- ........ ••••• ~ 9 25 ... 9
-- ••• 29,
Berlin
Madrid..
Cadiz
Leghorn
Genoa — ... 26 70
.... 26 7,‘,1
Naples
Palermo —.... 26 70 ... 26 71
Messina
Lisbon — ... 511 _. 52
Oporto — ... 51.1 ... 52
liio Janeiro
New York

Foreign Mail racket List.

MAILS DUE.

...._ ---
Australia and New Zenland, via Southampton MaY 21
Ditto, via .)* lreeilles Alto' 17
Brazil. Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video Juno 4,
Ditto, by French packet May j 6.
Cape Verde. by Brazil packet
~, ns,
Crape of Good a ,pe. Ascension, and St. Helena gal "6.
Obits, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton .. 3-1,13. 1
blbraltar, via Southampton • • lla3. i,
t.'
India, via Southampton MaY '''
t lit°, 1,1 a Marseil ca
Malta, Egypt, ezc. MaY 1"r
Litto, Marseilles ltay' ---n
MaY l'
Nowtoundla I; C

Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and Natal, via
Scuthanntou
Ditto, Marseilles , Jll:le 16
Portugal

United States, l auada, California, &0., by British
racket
Ditto ditt, (Baltimore)
Ditto, by 1_ i•ited states packet
Ditto, by Inman packet.... ...,„„„„„......ntr 1•
West Coast of Africa, Madeira, and Tenerife Mg 11
Bahamas, via New York

West Indies and Pacific (except Mexico and Baha-
mas) 3IaY
Cub au a IT clam .....
Bermuda. via Halifax. . Julie 3

A singing festival of the North-Pastern SaeP:
gerbund will be held at Baltimore, July 10 tol6. A lerl
ter from Hungary stated that from that country nil2se.t
may be expected. The North German Lloyd, on the'
line between Bremen and Baltimore,- will, it is said, C,_ tO
singers from Germany on their return from Baltimore
that country only half passage.
A bill has been introduced into the MaES3C sd
setts Legislature, which provides that any person 1111
,oga
duty it is to handle, remove, or take care of the bagbaa,
of passengers, shall wilfully and wantonly injure o,‘
stroy any trunk, valise, box, package or parcel, while '°o3o
ing, transporting, unloading, or delivering, or storing oil
same, he shall be punished bya fine not exceeding 00
dollars, or by imprisonment in gaol not exceeding
months.
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