The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-19 00:00:00

LONDON SATURDAY

LITEST NEWS.

The Constitutionnel seems to be half annoyed at
the idea of our not having a war with America.
Apropos, (says the Paris correspondent of the
Morning Post), I hear to-day from a diplomatist,
that the United States will demand three things
from the British Government, viz. :-1. An apology
from England for insulting the Stars and
Stripes. 2. Indemnification for injuries re-
ceived. 3. A promise that no British
cruiser shall in future be allowed to search a ship
bearing the American flag. The same authority
assures me America is now arming to back up
these demands. The Spanish Government is said
to have sent despatches to Washington with offers
to support America in protesting against what are
called " the abuses of the slave-trade by the Eng-
lish navy."

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.

Orders are issued to all offioers belonging to the ports
f Brest and Cherbourg, absent on leave, to repair to
;heir stations by the 15th July, to be ready to meet the

Emperor.
The public are still anxiously waiting for the changes
which are expected to follow on the very judicious step
of the retirement of General Eapinasse. To begin with,
the post of Secretary-General of the Ministry of the
Interior is to be suppressed, and various changes made
among the prefects and sub-prefects. M. Pietri, late
prefect of police, has been telegraphed for ; and it is
thought that he will be placed at the head of the new
police organization.
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The Emperor and Empress intend to leave Fon-
tainebleau for St. Cloud, it is said, this day (Satur-
day). After a stay of three or four days his Majesty
will go to Plombieres, and on leaving that place
will pass ten days at the camp of Chalons. On his
return, the Emperor and Empress will visit the
West of Ft once, and at the end of August their
Majesties will go to Biarritz. During the Em-
peror's abs-nce at Plombieres and Chalons, the
Empresswill remain at St. Cloud with the Prince
Imperial.
The illoniteur says :—" The ratifications of the
convention concluded on the 16th November, 1857,
between France and the Grand Duchy of Baden
for the co. struction of a fixedbridge over the Rhine
opposi' e Strasburg and Kehl were exchanged on
the 13th. _ _ _

The heat yesterday was sensibly abated, the
storm on the preceding night having cooled the
air most agreeably. Rain fell in showers, some of
them heavy one, during the early part of yester-
day. At six in the morning the thermometer of
M. Chevallier stood at 21 6-10ths Centigrade (70k
Fahrenheit) ; at noon, 28 6-10ths C. (83 F.) ; and
at two o'clock it was only at 21. 8-10ths C. (711 F.)
The following telegraphic despatch has been re-
ceived here :

" Berlin, June 17.—The difference respecting
Radstadt bag been settled. Lord Bloomfield has
loft for Kissingen.
BOURSE, June
,18,—The following were the clos-
ing quotations :

4 per Cents 94 20
Do. end month._

Credit Foncier
Belgian 4
Piedmontese (5)

3 per Cent. ..... 68 501
Do. end month 6B 40
Bank Shares 3tho

Roman

Credit Mobilier 6-)0
Do. Account 645 -
RAILWAYS.•
Orleans .. 1955

Austrian
Spanish Threes
home Debt -
- FOR CASH.

Northern

Midi
Western 6021,
Strasburg
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

New Ditto 705

-
Lyon and Mediteran 732 A
Now Ditto —

Geneva

SARDINIA.
The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies, in its
sitting of the 15,h, concluded the examination of
the contested elections with annulling those of La
Spemia and La Chatnbre, on the ground of priestly
influence and corruption. Thanks having been
voted to the committee of inquiry, Count Cavour,
in reply to a question from Count Mamiani, de-
clared it to be the intention of Govoinment to
bring in a bill, before the end of the session, for
the prevention of all kinds of abuses in future elec-
tions. The minutes of the committee were ordered
to I,e printed, after which the Chamber ad-
journed.