The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-07 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENOB

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

HUNGARY AND CROATIA.

PESTI', August 6 (Evening).

From the Ist September next the Croatian
finances will be placed under the control of the
llungarian Finance Minister. The Croatian Credit
Establishment will also be placed under the same
control as soon as its statutes have been sanctioned.
A general meeting of the shareholders to delibe-
rate upon the statutes takes place to-day.

ROUMANIA.

BudnAltEsT, Aug. 6 (Evening).

Prince Charles of Roumania paid a visit of
courtesy to the Sultan at Rustchuck to-day, cross-
ing the Danube in the French steamer Magicien.
The Prince had a prolonged interview with the
Sultan, and was received with great honours.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, Aug. 6 (Evening).

The Opinione, of this evening, says :—" The late
order of the day, adopted by the Chamber of De-
puties upon the incident of General Dumont's
mission to Rome, is not judged favourably by the
Paris press. According to their vie►ws, it would
appear that a convention between France and
Italy is not equally binding upon both Govern-
ments, seeing that France could interpret it in the
manner most suitable to herself. The Journal La
France goes so far as to threaten, holding up
the spectre of a new armed intervention. We shall
not look upon such fits of ill-temper as serious.
We are sure that the French Government will
not allow itself to be cheated by insidious
suggestions into undertaking another expedition
to Rome, which Italy would feel herself bound to
oppose to the utmost, and which even if successful
would only place France in the same position as
that recently occupied by Austria in Venetia."

The Italie of this evening, referring to the same
subject, says :—" Liberal journals are seeking to
induce the belief that the incident of Gen. D =out's
mission to Rome may give rise to fresh complica-

tions between France and Italy. We consider our-
selves able to affirm that the incident in question
terminated with the publication of the late note in
the Monitelir, and a despatch to that effect must
already have been sent by our Government to Paris.
If Signor Rattazzi has displayed in the negotiations
on this subject a proper firmness, for which he has
the thaLks of the public, he also knows that it is
necessary to stop when full satisfaction has been
received."

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF TILE ALLEMANIA.

SuCTIIAMPTON, August 7

The Hamburg and American Co.'s steamship
Allemania, from New Yolk on the 27th July, has
arrived here with 121 passengers, $38,000 in specie
for England, $13,100 for France, and $1,200 for
hamburg; 37 sacks of mails, and 750 tons of

cargo.

MEXICO.

PARIS, August 7

The Mexican mail steamer, which arrived at St.
Nazaire yesterday, brought a despatch from M.
Dano, the French Minister in Mexico, dated Bth
July, which states that Juarez was expected shortly
at the capital. Paririo Diaz, who was in command,
seemed personally disposed to show moderation.
General Vidawori, however, was arrested on the
morning of the 7th July, and, by order of the Com-
mandant, shot the same day.

FRANCE.

The French Government (says the Echo Agricole)
appears to be making numerous purchases of horses
in the department of the Loire-Inferieure. The fair
of Sainte-Anne, vhich is held at Pont-Rousseau, is
usually considered, and rightly so, as one of the
best, if not the very best, of the department, espe-
cially for Brittany mares. For two or three days
beforehand considerable transactions take place
between the dealers ; the stables are full, and, in
fact, there is a three days' fair. On the present
occasion all was much changed, as there were not
more than fifty or sixty mares in the market. Two
causes chiefly led to that circumstance—the scarcity
of horses generally, and the requisitions of the
Government addressed to those who could procure
remounts for it, principally for the Artillery, the
Military Train, and the Cavalry of the Line. The
dealers made every effort to meet those demands
by collecting the animals from the breeders where-
ever they could ; and consequently the latter have
had no occasion to bring their stock to market.
The wheat harvest has commenced in some fa-
voured localities around Brussels.' The grain is
described as magnificent, and the ears well filled.

A rather serious conflict took place a few nights
back at Zurich, between the students on one side
and the citizens on the other. Several of the former,
who caused the tumult, were arrested.

t por Cents 99 95
Do. end mouth —

3 per Cents. 69 20
Do. end month 69 21
Credit Mobilier 320
Do. end month 320
Credit loonciof 1375
Do. end mouth 1375

RAIL'

For Accoun'
. 880
. 1150

Orleans
Northern
Lyons and Nlediterrauean B7B 75
Southern 554 25
Western

Eastern ..
Saxdiniztn

Austriln •

Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Roman.

An explosion of fire damp has just taken place in
a mine at Wittkowitz, in Austria, belonging to
Baron de Rothschild. Up to noon of the following
day 32 dead bodies haet been recovered, but 10 or 12
other men were missing. About 30 workmen were
got out alive, and although insensible for the moment
afterwards recovered. The disaster is believed to
have been caused by the use of blasting powder,
contrary to the regulations.

ct DI. Mulaton," says the Journal de Villafranche,
a wealthy proprietor in the commune of Lier-
gucs, has put an end to his life. He had been for
some time under ideas of suicide, in consequence of
the failure of his vine crop. He was only 23 years
of age and married."

The railway from Vendome to Tours has just been
opened to the public.

The shooting season is fixed to open on the 17th
August in the departments of the Haute-Garonne,
the Reranit, the Aude, and the Var ; and on the
18th in the Gironde.
BOURSE, August 6, Two o'clock.—The tone of
the market is good, and, with the exception of
Credit Mobilier and Comptoir d'Escompte, securities
have improved—Threes 7ic., at 69f. 25c. ; Italian
Fives 105 c., at 49f. 20c. ; and Credit Foncier 2f.
50c., at 1,370 f. Credit Mobilier lose 5f., the pre-
sent quotation being 310 f. 25c., and Spanish Mo-
bilier 3f. 75c., at 210 f. Comptoir d'Escompto have
fallen 16f. 25c., at 717 f. 50c. Suez Canal gain 3f.
75c., at 300 f. A slight advance has also taken place
n railway shares.
Three o'clock.—The market closed as follows :
Bank Shares 3335
Italian Loan 49 30
Do. and mouth 49 15
Mexican Loan l2
Do. Bonds lO5
Spanish T lire°
Home Debt —
Deferred
'Pad.

THE BELGIAN VOLUNTEERS AND MISS BURDEIT
COUTTS.—WO read in the Precurseur of Antwerp, of the
4th :—" The general meeting of the London excursionists
of the Antwerp Civic Guard was a very large one. It took
place yesterday evening at the Hotel de Ville, Major Box
in the chair. The first resolution was that an album—a
genuine work of art—should ho offered to Miss Burdett
Coutts, containing portraits of all the Antwerp Civic
(hoards whom she so graciously receiv3d at her residence.
A commission of nine members was appointed, and the
execution of this album is entrusted to M. Bogaerts, the
author of the magnificent souvenir left in Loudon by our
citizen sul•iicrs."