The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-13 00:00:00

AMERICA.

(BY ELTCTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY MORNING.

The Saxonia steamer, Capt. Ehlers, has arrived
at Cowes from New York, with advices to the Ist
instant.

Stock market active on the 30th ult., and better
prices secured for all descriptions.
Cotton market closed dull, with sales of about
500 bales at 12,1 fir middling uplands. Flour less
active, and lower medium grades sc. per barrel
lower. Good extra sorts unchanged. The supply
of corn was larger, and market lower. Sugars
less active, and sales limited. Coffee firm, with
sales at full prices.

The Kansis Tiestion was settled in Congress by
adopting the Conference Committee's Report in
the Senate by a majority of 8, and the House a
majority of 9.

The -Californian mails of the sth of April had
arrived at New York with $1,500,000.
The Kangaroo and Borussia steamers had ar-
rived out.
The Sazonia brings 355 passengers for Hamburg.
and 95 for Southampon. Spoke May 11, in lat.
49.21 N., long. 14.32 W., a Dutch ship showing
signal R 79 ; and a large number of vessels bound
into th 3 Channel between long. 13 and 6 W.

The Araz from New York same day as the
Saxobia, passe.l Hurst at 11.5 this morning.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Standard.)
In anticipation of the not improbable occurrence
of an early dissoluHon of Parliament, we have made
arrangements for supplying our readers with the
earliest and most authentic information as to the
changes likely to occur at the various constituen-
cies throughout the kingdom.
TRURO.—We are informed that Mr. Roll, late
M. P. for Greenwich, and Sir Joshua Rowe, late
chief justice at Jamaica, are likely to offer them-
Beim for this borough, in support of the Govern-
ment.

FALMOUTH.—Two Conservatives will offer them-
selves for this borough.
ROCHESTER. —We believe that Mr. G. H.
Money will again present himself to the electors on
the Conservative interest.

HELSTON.—..4dmiral Sir Thomas Herbert has
been requested to offer himself for this borough.
STD/GI/D.—Mr. liursman's election will be op-
posed.

BANBURY. —Mr. Hardy, brother of the Under
Secretary for the Rothe Department, has iccept 41.
the invitation of the electors of this borough.
BERWICK ON- Twist,. —Captain Gordon's election
is considered certain.

YARMOUTH. —Sir Edmund Lacon, wi h a Con-
servarive colleague, will regain their seats.
WEXFORD 00IINTY.—Mr. George, Q C., is al-
ready in the field for this county, whit ha so ably
represented in the last Parliament. The seat was
only lost at the last election by the apathy of cer-
tain Conservatives of high rank and standing. we
are informed that this is not likely to occur again,
and that Mr. George has secured the unanimous
and cordial support of the whole Conservative body
iu the county.
WATERFORD COUNTY.—A conservative candi-
date will come forward for this county with almost
a certain yof succcess. Mr. Ilutchinson's defeat
by 32 in 1852 will on this occasion be amply re-
trieved.

—ATHEONE. —The railway interest will not be
found paramount in this borough. A gentleman
of position and character is prepared to givo the
electors au opportunity of asserting their indepen-
elenco.
NEWRY, so long the stronghold of Conservatism,
will, at the next election, add to ,he list of Irish
Con,ervative members. Mr. Kirk's return is re-
gardel as impossible against the candidate who
will be in the field in a few days.
CORK COUNTY.—This county will no longer con-
s !tit to be r,plessnted by two asrange a. A gentlt
m of high influence aid property iu the county
will offer himself, wit ► every prospect of succe .s.
DROGHEI,A. —We have reason to know that a can-
didate is prepared to add►eis the eleetora of this
borough, who will combine the moderate and C
er vative interests in his favour, and we may trust
to the present Government to take measures to pre-
vent a repetition of that violence which prevented
Captain Moose's success in 1857.

Sir Charles Rushout and Miss Rushed and M
Paraella Rushout have left Fentou's Hotel, for Sezincot,
Gloucestershire.