The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-26 00:00:00

ROME.

ROME, June 25.

The Pope has received about 600 priests at the:
Vatican, and has pronounced a Latin allocution or
the duties of the priesthood at the present time.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, June 25 (Evening).

The Chamber of Deputies, in to-day's sitting,
adopted by 207 to 86 votes the motion of Signor i
Corte, Tarnberi, Nicotera, and 50 other members,
proposing the suppression of the chief military com-
mands, and the reduction of the territorial divisions
to 16. The Minister of Finance introduced a bill
for the provisional exercise of the Budget until the
end of July next.

SPAIN.

MADRID, June 26.

In yesterday's sitting of the Congress, the
Minister of Marine declared that the nature of
the documents relative to the Pacific question,
and high political considerations, prevented the
Government from communicating them to the
members.

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, June 25.

The King will start on his foreign tour on the
3d July. Ile will probably go by sea, and visit
several Courts. Dom Fernando will be entrusted
with the Regency.
The Chamber of Deputies have agreed to the
Police Bill, and have sanctioned the criminal extra-
dition treaty with Spain.
The Chambers will close on Thursday next.

THE CANDIAN INSURRECTION.
MARSEILLES, June 26.

Intelligence received here from Athens to the 20th
June confirms that sanguinary engagements had
taken place in the district of Lazethe, in Crete, and
that Omar Pasha dislodged the insurgents, who
retired to the heights.

The insurgents maintained their positions at

other points.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 26.

The Hamburg and American Co.'s steamer Alle-
mannia from New York on the 15th instant has
arrived here with 203 passengers for this port,
Havre, and Hamburg—slBo,ooo for England,

,500 and 1,100 tons of cargo for Hamburg.

On the 22nd she spoke the English ship Terrier
from Quebec bound for Bristol ; on the 24th the
English sbip Chausseur bound west ; and on the
25th, off Land's End, the Hamburg bark Flora,
and a Bremen bark, No. 102, bound west.
QUEENSTOWN, June 26.

The Guion steamer Minnesota, from New York
on the 15th instant, arrived here this morning with
60 cabin and 50 steerage passengers.

The steamers St. David, Nestorian, and Denmark

arrived out to-day.

BREST, June 26.

The St. Laurent from New York on the 15th
[ustant has arrived here with 210 passengers and
1,100,000 francs in specie.

CHINA AND JAPAN.
HONG KONG, May 13 (via Trieste).
The Nienfei are said to be still in arms, but no
particulars concerning their movements have as
yet been received.
New Chang is reported quiet.
A Chamber of Commerce has been established
at Ilankow.
The Chinese Government has prohibited the
printing of newspapers with moveable characters.
It is intended to open branch post offices at
the Treaty Ports.
Thu Colorado arrived at Hong Kong on the
9th May.
The Japanese Government has given notice that
they are prepared to open the ports of Yedo,
Osaka, Iliogo, and another, the name of which
is not mentioned, on the Ist of January next.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 26.

The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Ripon, with
the heavy portion of the above mails, has arrived
here. She brings 101 passengers, £315 in specie,
and a general cargo.
On the 21st inst. she spoke the schooner Mar-
wood, Abersstwith, and on the 25th the barque
Nautilus. Both vessels wished to be reported.
GIBRALTAR, June 21.
The British Ironclad frigate Ocean sailed on the
18th for China, via Rio Janeiro.

The Simoom, with troops, from Queenstown,
arrived yesterday.
The frigates Caledonia and the Arethusa were
cruising at the back of the Rock.
The Pysche, Redpole, and Skylark were in the
harbour.

The 4merican frigate Colorado arrived here on
the 17th. She saluted the garrison, and the com-
pliment was returned. The Colorado proceeds for

Lisbon.

Exchange on London, 50. Paris, 5.26 to 5.27
Madrid, par.

HER MAJESTY'S SHIP CLIO.

Some anxiety having been expressed as to the
safety of her Majesty's ship Clio, we have much
pleasure in announcing that a telegram has been re-
ceived from one of the officers on board, dated at
Tahiti, 4th April last, in ,which it is stated that the
ship, having suffered damage from bad weather,
bad returned to that island for repairs. All well
on board.

Admiralty, June 26, 1867.

FRANCE.
BoursE, June 25.—The market closed as fot
Lows :

41 per Cents 9B 60
Do. end month
3 per Cents. G9 25
Do. end month 69 371
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month
Credit Fonder —
Do. end month 1467 50
RAIL'

Bank Shares 3470
Italian Loan 52 60
Do. end month 52 65
Mexican Loan —
Do. Bonds —
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred
rmre.
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For Account.
Orleans
44' Northern l2lB 75
Lyons and Mediterranean B9l 25
Southern —
Western —
Eastern 536 25
Sardinian
Austrian 485
Lombard 398 75
North of Spain 97 50
S ara sou a llO -:-
}kraut .

DISCOVERY OF AN ISLAND IN TIIE PACIFIC.—
A San Francisco despatch of June 2d says it is reported
that a new island has been discovered in the North Pacific
Ocean, between 50 degrees west longitude and 40 degrees
30 minutes north latitude, 20 miles long, exactly in the
track of vessels bound from China and Japan to San Fran-
cisco. On the late return voyage of the steamship Colo-
rado she passed near the locality of the new island. Fogs
and misty weather prevail in that section of the Pacific.
It is supposed that many missing vessels have been
wrecked there. The discovery is considered of sufficient
importance to justify the Government in despatching a
vessel to locate the exact position of the island. A com-
pany has been organised to survey the islan3, and they
will send a vessel this week to examine and take pos-
, session of it.—Boston avertiser.