The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-02 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, July 2.
The Queen has left Madrid for her palace at La
Granja, where she will pass the summer.
To-day a resolution will be proposed in Congress,
expressing regret at the execution of the Emperor
Maximilian. It is believed that this resolution will
be carried.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.

NEW YORK, June 20, Morning.
General Sickles has tendered his resignation of
the command of his district, and has demanded a
court of inquiry into his official action in conse-
quence of the wrongful assumption of power im-
puted to him by the Attorney-General.
It is reported that General Sheridan intends to
remove Governor 'rhroskmorton of Texas.

General Ord has prohibited the execution of legal
processes dispossessing tenants until the crops are
harvested.

The Surratt trial is progressing. Several wit-
nesses testify to seeing the prisoner at Washington
on the night of the assassination, and circumstantial
evidence has been adduced tracing his subsequent
flight to Canada.
Advices received hero from Mexico report that
Santa Anna landed near Vera Cruz on the 4th inst.,
but was compelled to re-embark. He was after-
wards captured by the Juarists, while attempting to
land at Sisal, and sentenced to be hung. Other
accounts say that he defeated tho Juarists, and
was strongly supported for .the provisional Presi-
dency. The siege of the capital proceeded. On
the 3d inst. Marquez seized a large number of pro-
minent Republicans in the capital as hostages for
the safety of Maximilian. General Corona's cavalry
had been sent against Loyala, who was attempting
to establish a neutral, independent Government at
Isco.
BUENOS AYRES, May 27.
The Provincial Chambers have been opened by
Governor Alsina.

llis message was very lengthy, and refers to mat-
ters of various character to be laid before the
house. The session was expected to be the most
important for many years. Congress was not yet
opened.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 2.
The Hamburg and American Cumpany's steam-
ship Cimbria, from New York, has arrived.

THE BRAZILS MAIL.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 2.

The Royal Mail steamer Seine with the above
mails has arrived here. She brings 152 passengers,
£143,558 iu specie, five packages of diamonds, value
not stated, and a f,aneral cargo, consisting chiefly of
coffee and tobacco. She experienced squally weather
along the Brazil coast, easterly winds across the
Bay, and thick weather up channel.

Rio, June 8.
The forwarding of munitions of war to Paraguay
contiuues.
The Budget of lqiniater Funeral has been pub-

liehed, showing that 45 millions of dollars of out-
standing Treasury Bills exist, and that a draw of
2,200,000 dollars has taken place monthly above
the receipts. He calls upon the Assembly to reduce
the floating debt, but brings forward measures of his
own. No foreign loans are contemplated.

Intelligence from the seat of war was unim-
portant. No active measures had been taken.

Cholera was nearly subdued among the troops.

It is reported that the Paraguayan lines are so
strong that the army would be removed to enter
Paraguay at once at a vulnerable point.
Cholera had disappeared on the Parana.

Buenos Ayres awl Monte Video were healthy,
and business had been renewed. The sales of
coff,e for the month were 200,000 bag; at a de-
cline from 200 to 300 rein.

£280,000 sterling has been drawn on London
at 22i to 22-. Exchange on Paris, 412 to 423.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, July 2.

A general ministerial ordinance has been des-
patched
.to Baron Scheel-Plessen, the Governor of
the Duchy of Schleswig, recommending him to
adopt a conciliatory policy towards the inhabi-
tants of that Duchy.