The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-27 00:00:00

THE CAGLIARI.

Official despatches from Naples say the Nea-
politan Government have refused to compensate
Park and Watt. The King and his advisers also
refuse the proposed mediation of a second-rate
Power, such as Sweden ; but Naples would not
object to subject the question of the Cagliari to the
arbitration of a first-rate Power. It will be seen
therefore that the propositions of England and Sax-
have failed. Naples would like to call upon
-kustria to arbitrate, and it is easy to guess the result.
Even this mode of treating the question, according
to the views of the Neapolitan Cabinet, ought not
to be put in. practice until the State Trials at Salerno
are finished ; and they may be carried on for months
or years. Meanwhile the known-to-be-innocent
Piedmontese crew may slowly expire in prison,
Whilst the demands of England are treated with
Contempt. The King lately told a foreign Minister
that he was quite prepared to defend himself at
Gaeta.

FRANCE.
•
PARIS, WEDNESDAY,
At one o'clock to-day the Conference met, for
A the Second time, at the Ministry of Foreign
z The following:, telegraphic despatches have been
eeeived here

MADRID, MAY 25.
„Their Majesties left Aranjuez yesterday morn-
-3.t 11 o'clock, and arrived at Albacete at six in
z 9 evening. This day they reached Alicant.
'retYwhere along their passage, their Majesties
Here received most warmly.
Ttrazzr, May 25.—The King of Sardinia was
g,elsettt yesterday at the inauguration of the Acqui
thnaY, and was enthusiastically received. He
day visited the fortifications of Alessavdria.
on the loan of 40 millions is not yet voted,
seAcqui, having decided that during the fetes
fte:l,equi, at which many members would be pre-
or, the discussion should be adjourned for a period
Dtbree days.
ali—°l7lt3E May 2G.—The market acquired some
b
)0 .buoyancy towards the close, when the fel-
t. wing Were the last quotations :-
1,1 Per Cents ...... 93 25 Credit Fonder
aO. end month — Belgian 4t;
Cent. .. ... 69 70 Piedmontese (5)
11°. and month 69 75 Roman 92
',Lk* Shares
gedit Mobilier 655 Spanish Threes
Account 642 50illome Debt

RAILWAYS.
Orleans
Northern ...
x,.
Vevr Ditto 740
;Jon and Mediteran. 735
New Ditto ••
tley%

-FOR CASH.
Midi
Western 560
Strasburg
Grand Central —
Sardinian
Austrian

..... 580

MONTENEGRO.

tt`,..` Prince Callimachi, Turkish Envoy to the Court
u,nenna, has," says the Cologne Gazette, " re-
1, a despatch announcing a victory obtained
,41'ne Turks over the Montenegrins on the 15th,
th 101 is stated to have been a brilliant revenge of
e defeat of the 13th. The Prince has not pub-
tialued this despatch, in order not to compromise
Li:diplomatic negotiations which have been opened,
aGhwhinh could not have been known ou the 15th
""e teat of war."—We find nothing whatever in
any other journal to confirm the above intelligence.
th,he,, Vienna Gazette replies to the article in
tens of Berlin on the question of Mon-
olit-1-64r,°. This reply seems intended to point
tutbthe bases on which the Cabinet of Vienna
eg to see the solution of the differences effected,
4,,,it is really very difficult to divine what the
I,47,‘rian journal exactly means. The principle
of the article is as follows :
4iffe We think we can reply to the Zeit that the
111 rerice between the Porte and Prince Danilo
-..fto
olit to a its termination within the limits traced
lt, as we should say, almost naturally by the
tent situation of the Peninsula of the Balkan.
beteh was at first no reason to fear that Turkey, in
ieraction against Montenegro, would allow herself
°() led away further than the solicitude of Europe,
y Particularly that of Austria, for the Christian
,(Pulation of the Black Mountains, would have
ektitted. At present the conflict has departed
(p‘,1,1:11 its natural limits, and become a European
question. We do not intend io inquire into the
6‘ure of the motives and of the influencEs which
tro given this Lew character to the dispute, al•
t„(3,11,gh they 'are sanctioned by the desire expressed
CY" Porte to see the differences terminated by
Vieintervention of the great European powers.
Th bases of solution are now the same as before.
t e object is to protect rights and to satisfy the
anirements of equity. In this manner only can
thug be any guarantee for durable tranquillity in
ilie—_Countries which for centuries past have been
be Scene of sanguinary- conflicts. Let the work
that entered on with sincerity and candour, in order
to a measure may be adopted which might lead
1,6 State
of things dangerous for the existence of
141; Qlate Whose adhesion has been obtained by the
tiletillrallee that its interests would be protected, for
4,, a state of things would be a danger for Europe
and the general balance of powcr.

SPAIN.
QThe Madrid journals of the 22d have arrived.
e Gazette states that on the previous day the
fit en received at a private audience at Aranjuez,
13
).I,La the usual ceremony, Lord Howden, the Eng-
Z 4 Minister, who presented a letter from the
tl, eel' of England putting an end to his mission.
lordship thus addressed her Majesty
Madam,—ln presenting the letter of my august So-
ersign which puts an end to my mission to your Court,
IVonly remains for me to express most sincerely how
eteful I am for the kindness with which your Majesty
1,4, deigned on all occasions to encourage my humble
~ytconstanteffor'eto Ina itain the beet relations betw. ei
gland
dearand Spain. In leaving this country, which is
that to me for many reasons, I can affirm in all sincerity
t 4 none of the subjects of your Majesty bas desired
Cie ardently than 1 have the stability of your Majesty's
rg,ne and the happiness of your people."
4.ne Queen replied
b MY Lord,—l am charmed to hear wFat you ray to
hoc% the subject of your satisfaction at the reception
tt,,,th,a7e obtained at my Court, and you may be assured
1411 in continuing to serve your Sovereign here as fai' h-
e
the reater testimonies of the consideration due to
in bmigil qualities which you possess. I take pleasure
khin;:„lrfing that the relations of firm and constant friend-
tairiau'ela unite me to her Britannic Majesty, and which
ter ~":tween the two nations, have in you a worthy in-
of 113,":‘er to cultivate and maintain them in that degree
lea 7,1,111°11 in which I strongly desire to see them. In
04q "g 1113' Court,
eem. you may be assured, my lord, that you
es 4 all my es t"

NAPLES.
*k letter from Naples of the 21st says :
°e‘e‘a,e Ring at present only comes here. on important
g_ fecv weeks
itt e-.... Their. Majestiss intend
The Be
and after the great heat at Uatitellamare.
teehljtnueedings against the prisoners at S.dernunohaay.e.
lita-,-1 Put off till the beginning of next . ln
cl Ze,a is full of En li,h at this moment, seeking forto
isPalga in the surroundingg country places. Sorrento
h
Atipej„4Y full, all the prettiest villas are taken at ig.3
gear"'
and the hotels are making a real harvest this
f „ eastellainare is a more fasbionable residence for
atid 'l,""tand is already halt fiiled with `bathing ,
top i''"glish families. Lchia f,,r the sea-
tta 41 44
na
re to be much frequented, as ihe nuer-
for trilh i!'eral sources are known to be above any
‘1,...f tb„ehlr efficacious virtue. The sale of coupons
.t 4 h:'-"tuan Bank has been prohibited at the Rnyal
thoLlge of Naples in order, it is supposed, to cause
;Fp
~,°' this country' to rise still higher, a'though they
ltute""ed at 1164 at this moment. The funds col-
litat : f'4 the sufferers by the earthquake were up to
1)044 !,"ing 162,500 dts. Vesuvius has for some days .4 a State of great agitation, and issues flames

towards Ottajano. Volumes of smoke cover its huge
sides, as a token of a greater eruption."

A letter from Hanover of the 21st states that
Duke John of Saxony, who had fallen ill in that
city while on a visit to his daughter, Queen
Maria, has now nearly recovered. The uke has
addressed a letter t,) the inhabitants, thanking
them for the marks of sympathy shown him during
his illness.

A letter from St. Petersburg of the 17th, in the
Debats, says— " The Russian Cabinet has confiden-
tially applied to that of Vienna to assiga a reason
for its having opposed the Priest Nicanor, of Mon-
tenegro, coming to St. Petersburg to be conse-
crated bishop. It is thought that a simple expla
nation will be sufficient to bring about an arrange-
ment of the affair. According to accounts received
from Sebastopol the reconstruction of the town, the
public buildings, churches, &c., was going on with
rapidity. The Russian Navigation and Commer-
cial Company, established at Odessa, have an-
nounced that their steamers from the coast of the
Cane asuA7will henceforth run as far as Trebisond,
and those from Constantinople as far as Smyrna.

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY MORNING.

The screw steamer Borussia, Cape. Trautmann,
ias arrived at Cowes, with Now York advices to

he 15th.

The Borussia loft in company with the Ariel ;
has no specie ; for England 40 passengers, and 278
for Hamburg.
She spoke, May 20th, la'. 45.20, long. 45.50,
ship Gertenberg, from Hamburg for New York ' •
2?d, lat. 49, long. 24.30, barques Washington and
Johannes, both from Hamburg for New York ;
24th, lat. 49.30, long. 17, ship Sultana, bound
west ; 26th, off tho Lizarl, barque Cid, bound to
Falmouth ; same day, off Portland, brig Sargent,
bound west.

In Congress, on the 14th, a resolution was unani-

mously adopted asking information concerning the
right of seizure of American vessels in the Gulf of
Mexico or adjacent seas by foreign cruisers.
A man, who escaped from Salt Lake, bad arrived
at General Johnson's' and came in a sorry plight.
He stated that the Mormons were equipping com-
panies to come out on the roads in the spring to
cut off the trains and to harass the troops.
The rainy weather at New York on the 14th re-
stricted business. 3,500 bales of cotton changed
hands at reduced rat-s. Bread stuffs were less
active, and prices closed in favour of purchasers.
Pork was held higher, but less freely dealt in.
Other kinds of provisions were heavy and languid.
A moderate inquiry prevailed for coffee and sugars at
about former quotations. Spirits of turpentine, and
common resin declined a shade, yet they were not
active. Tobacco attracted more attention, and
ruled firm. Freights exhibited less vigour. In
money and stock affairs the day was a remarkably
dull one. There was mote disposition among first-
class dealers to sell at 1091 per cent., which was the
top figure for this mail. Sales were reported of
about 50,0001. bank bills at this figure. France,
sf. 134 e. to the dollar, Tier© was not much doing
in money loans. The rates at call were 425 per
cent-.

Business in the Stock Market was extremely dull,
while prices were generally steady. New York
Central, 87i to 88 ; Erie, 24i ; Toledo, 43a ; Hud-
son, 30a ; and Rock Island, 78k. Some time sales
of Illinois Central were made at a concession from
the previous cash price, and there was a further de-
cline in Pacific wail to 66 in the forenoon, with a
subsequent recovery to 67 to 67i ; Delaware and
Hudson advanced to 1051 ; and nearly all the city
bank shares were in request at full rates—Metropo-
litan 107, American Exchange 103 g. On the bond
list the orders appeared to be less free than for
some days previous, but, with the exception of
a slight fall in Illinois Central Seven per Cents. and
New Central Sixes, prices were generally firm,
Missouris closing 841 ; Califoruiai, 87,
'and Brooklyn Six per Cents., 96i per cent.
Panama shares brought as much as 109 per cent.
cash.

The WarDapariment at Washington had received
despatches from General Johnson, dated Camp
Scott, March 14. A large train of provisions was
within two days' march of the camp, and General
Johnson had sent reinforcements to their aid, a
large body of Mormons having appeared in their
rear.

Typhoid fever in an epidemic form prevails in
Central Alabama.

MARKET NEW3.—(This Day.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN
For the weak ended May 27, 18:58, made up from the Re-
turns of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns iu
England and Wales, per Imperial Quarter.
WHEAT BARLEY OATS RYE I BEANS I PEAS
44s 6d 34s Pd 26s ld 32s 8d 41s 6d 423 7d
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES.
WHEAT I BARLEY I OATS RYE I BEANS PEAS
44s 4d 35s 9d 25s 4d 31s 9d 40s 4d I 42s 0
ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK
Wheat, 111,989; barley, 7,681; oats, 8,187; rye, 88;
' beans, 4,194 ; peas, 178 quarters.