The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY.
It is currently reported that Admiral Hamelin
will, in all probability, give in his resignation as
Minister of Marine. The importance of that post
has been considerably diminished by the separation
of the colonial branch, which now belongs to the
department of Prince Napoleon as Minister for
Algeria: I believe nothing definitive is as yet
decided on the point ; but, should the admiral
persist in retiring, there is iittle doubt that the
Prince will take the portfolio of Marine in addition
to his present functions.

The Moniteur publishes the names of the generals
who will have commands at the camp of Chalons,
and announces that Marshal Canrobort will have
the command in chief.

The French journals busy themselves with a dis-
cussion on the import of the displacement of Gen.
Eipinasse by P.I. De!angle. They maintain strenu -
ously that it means no change in policy.
Prince Jerome, who passes part of the summe r
every year at Havre, intends taking his departure
for that seaport about the 25th.

BoußsE, July 1. —The following were the las
quotations :-
4i per Cents 94 50
Do. end month --
3 per Cent. ..... 68 05
Do. end month 6B 15
Bank Shares
Credit Mobilier 630
Do. Account 627 50

Credit Fonder

Belgian 4t
Piedmontese (5) —
Roman 9l
.
A.ustrian

Spanish Threes v.
Home Debt 3B,
-FOlt, CASH.

RAILWAYS.
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto 755
Lyon and Mediteran 765
New Ditto
Geneva

Midi
Western 575
Eastern
Grand Central —
Sardinian
Austrian

THE WEST INDIA MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 2.
The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Orinoco,
Captain Bunton, arrived this day at noon from
the West, Indies, with the usual mails in charge of
Lieutenant Scriven, Admiralty agent.
On her homeward voyage the Orinoco ex-
perienced light breezes end fair weather.
The latest dates brought by the Orinoco are—Santa
Martha, June 10; Tampico, May 31 ; Vera Cruz, June
4 ; Greytown, 1; Colon, 8 ; Havana, 9 ; Demerara, 9 ;
Trinidad, 9 ; Carthagena, 10 ; Jamaica, 11 ; Grenada,
9 ; Barbadoes, 11 Jacmel, 13; Antigua 12 ; Sr. Kitts,
13 Nevis, 13 i'Montserrat, 13 , • Perto Rico, 15 ; Ber-
muda, 8 ; St. Thoinno, 16.
She brought 207 passengers, among whom were Col.
and Mrs. d'Arcy; Mr. and Mrs. Senboinse, and Mr.
Walker and son, from Barbadoes ° • Mr. W, Perry, her
Britannic Majesty's Consul, and Mr. Edward Logan,
from Panama; Dr. Daniel, staff-surgeon, from Nassau ;
Mrs. Jarvis and servant, from Antigua ; and Senor Don
Emilio:Escobar de Dedoya, from Lima,
The Orinoco brings on freight-817,037 dollars, on
merchants' account, of which 201,614 is silver and
615,423 is gold ; also 35 serous of cochineal, 6 ditto of
jalapa, value $9O, 97 packages of coffee, 257 barrels of
ginger, 1 package vanilla, 149 cases of cigars, 122 bales
of tobacco, 65 bales of sarsaparilla, 10 serous of indigo,
7 cases of '..ortoise-shell, 27 packages succades, 31. bags
cocoa, 16 jars balsam, and 116 packages sundries.
At Demerara -the Combined Court hal just closed its
session. The registration tax has been abolished, and
the deficiency occasioned thereby to the revenue made up
of increased duties on several triicles of impor. The
weather cohtinues very wet, which prevents sugar
making, and its continuance will injure thi, year's crop.
Lahour is still scarce. BiDee last advices the ship Hope
well has arrived from Sr. HeLna with 140 captured
Africans, and the steamer Clarendon with 336 coolies.
Freights are 1 rwer.

Advices from liarbadoes announce a continued fall of
rain throughout th© country, by which the young canes
are thriving wily. The House of Assembly has met
once since last advice. The only business of import-
ance was that respecting the Education Bill. There
are a great many vessels in the bay loading, and a large
quantity cf sugar as yet is the merchants' warehouses
in town.. Native provisions continue scare).
The ship Eilenborough, from Trinidad to London,
30th May, arrived at St. Thomas, June 4, leaky, hiv-
ing thrown some of her cargo overboard. Her passen-
gers were brought home by the Oriuoc i.
Businoss war improving at Jamaica. Mining intelli-
gence 'was favourahle, and the health of the island good.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Efer Majesty's ship Ganges,
Capt. Fu flag of Rear-Admiral Baynes, Callao
her Majesty's ship Cockatrice, Chincha Isles ; the
United States ships of war Merrimac, Decature, and
Saranac, Panama ; her Majesty's ship Tartar, Trinidad.
Company's Steam-ships : The Thames, on the Spahi,h
Main ; Dee, Medway, Clyde, Conway, and Solent, at
St. Thomas ; Eagle, on Beliz4 route.
The outward wail of the 2d June, from S9uthampton,
had not arrived when the Orinoco left.

PA PET A.ll* ENTARY DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF CONINIONS—Jars 2.
THE GOURNAIENT OF INDI. BILL.

CLAUSE TWENTY-SEVEN.—Motion made, • and question
put, " That clause twenty-seven, as amended, stand part
of the bill. Provided also, that any order, not Wine,
an order fur which the consent of a majority of the°
Council present at a meeting is hereby made necessary,
which might, if this act had not been passed, have been
sent by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India
through the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors
to governments or presidencies in India oripthe officers
or servants of tile said company, may, after the com-
mencement of this act, be sent to such governments or
presidencies, or to any officer or servant in India, by the
Secretary of State, without having been submitted to a
Meeting or deposited for the perusal of the members of
the Council, and without the reasons being recorded or
notice thereof given as aforesaid." The committee
divided-Ayes, 119; Noes, 05.
AYES-119.
Adams, IV. ' Forester, Col. Pakington,
ViseS
Adderley, C. Forster, Sir G. Palmerston, t.
Agnew, Sir A. Frerstun, Col. Patten, Col. IV.
Bailey, C. Gard, It. Peel, Sir It.
Baillie, 11. Goderich, Vie. Peel, Gen.
Ball, E. kGore , W. Powell, F.
Bernard, Col.
.. Greenall, G. Pryse, E.
Bathurst, A. Gray, Captain Pugh, D.
Beecroft, G. Grogan,B.Ra, 131akemore, T. 1 Hamilton, Lord C. Boltm,s J.ay Sir A.
Booth, Sir Rt. Gore Hamilton, G. A. Rust, James
Bovill, W. • • Hankey, T. &later, G.
Boyd, J. Harcourt, G. Scott, Major Brocklehurst, J. , Harly, G. Shirley, Danby
Brown, W. • Hams, J. . Shirley, E. Cairns, 11. Henley, J.. Siutliorp, Major
Campbell, B. Hodgson, W. Smith, lt. V.
Cardwell, E, Hopwood, John Smith, Sir F.
Cartwright, Col. Ilatham, Lord Spaight, J.
Charreswortb, J. Johnstone, J. Hope Stanley, Lord
Cheetham, John Kelly, Sir F. Stapleton, J.
Clark, J. KM; J.' Stephenson, R.
Clifford, C. C. Knight, F. Stewart, Sir M.
Clive, lion. R. . lansiton, W. Tottenham, C.
Cobbold, J. C. Laslett, W. Trentsis, C.
Cole, li. A. Legg, G. C. 1 nrner, J. A.
Colebroke, Sir T. Lern..)l, Login'. Van dttart. IV.
Coote, Sir C. id. Loraine; Lord Walcott , Admiral
Corry, H. T. L. lowa, 1:- Walpole, S.
Cnbitt, W. Litton, Sir G. Warren, S.
De Vere, S. M'Clintock, J. Whiteside, J.
Disraeli, B. Main waring, T. • Whitmore, U.
Dobbs. W. MalinS, It. Williams, Sir W
Duncombe,llen..A. Manners, Lord J. Woodd, B. •
Buncombe, Col: . March, Earl of Wyndham, General
Estcourt, T. Wynne, W.
:1/41
01 liliescr,d:.w.B..
Evans. T. IV. Young, A.
Farquhar, Sir M. NE,,,,,ran. O.
Fellowo, E. ' Mow bray J. B.
Fitzgerald, W. R. S. Naas, Lcrd
Fitzgerald, J. Paget, C.

L EST _NEWS.

Intelligence has been received from Constanti-
nople to the 26th June. The inhabitants of Candia,
though peaceable, were still ready to act, unless
the Porte granted them large concessions. The
Oircassians were said to have gained some ad-
vantage over the Russians. Two Egyptian princes
have arrived•to thank the Sultan for having raised
them to the grade of marshal. The Athens journals
of the 24th explain the dismissal of Veli Pacha,
saying that the Admiral Hassan Pacha discovered
the existence in the island of secret Meetings at
which the ex•governor excited the Mussulmans to
resistance. Greece has placed her subjects in
Candia under the protection of the French Admiral.