The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-22 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 17th express the
opinion that a new Ministerial crisis will soon take
place, the Ministers, not being in accord, and some
of them sly that on the return of the Queen from
Alicaut and Valencia new Narvaez Cabinet will
probably be formed. Narvaez had gone to Aran-
juez. A report was current that M. Bravo Murillo,
President of the Congress, was about to go abroad.

AMERICA.

[DY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
L[VERPOOL, SATURDAY MORNING.

The Kangaro3 hai arrived, with advices from
New 'York to the Bth inst. She has brought
s7,oooin specie.
Acccunts of an unreliable nature had been re•
ceived from Utab, repotting a very severe skir-
mish between a detachment of the troops and the
Mornocs.

At H%vannah, on the 3d inst., sugars were
generally dull. The overhauling of American
ships by the British cruisers was creating consider-
able 11 feeling, and some of the American captains
talkel of resisting.

M. Otway had arrived in the Dee, en route to
MeTco.

Al New York money continued in excess of the
demand. Some deposits were left with the brokers
as cleap as 3 per cent. per annum. A good many
loato at call, on approved collateral security, were
mace at 4 per cent. The rate of discount on select
papr ranged from 4i to 6 per cent.
/xcbange was advancing. On London, 109 k to
10.1.
toslis and shares had improved. The latest
quttaHons for the latter were :—New York Cen-
tra, 881 ; New York and Erie, 241 ; Haarlem
Railroad, lli ; Reading Railroad, 48k ; Hudson
R ler Railroad, 301 ; Michigan Central, 64 ;
Mchigau Southern, 251 ; Panama Railroad, 107 i ;
Rltinaore and Ohio, 51 ; Illinois Central, 93 ;
Cleveland and Toledo, 44 ; Chicago and R. 1.,
; Mil waukie and Missouri, 301 ; Galena and
Chicago, 891.
There was a steady demand for ashes. Cotton
maintained its boo-ye:tiny until the 6th, when un-
favourable accounts from the south gave buyers
the advantage. The, demand was moderate, and
the market closed tamely ; middling uplands,
12i. Owing to large receipts and a check to the
export demand, flour had further declined 5 to 10
cents. Wheat had been more active, at a conces-
sion of 3c. to sc. in part for export to Great Bri-
tain. Pig iron inactive, but firm. Molasses in im-
proved demand. Crude turpentine inactive, and
spit its of turpentine firm. Common rosin without
change. Pork duller. Beef in steady demaud.
Nagar, owing to a better demand, had advanced
to Tobaec ) firm. Freights to Great Britain
hid further improved.
At New ()deans on the 7th cotton was firm.
Freight to Liverpool, one halfpenny.
SHIPPING►.
Thy Kangaroo left in company from the Ericsson on
the Bth lost. On the same day spoke the Yorktown,
ar,d on the 12th passed the British ship Dream, of Lon-
don, from ➢Mobile, for Liverpool.
Camden and investigator, from Havre ; Switzer-
lsod, Isaac Wright, Orient, Chicago, Universe, and
]sae Web.), from Liverpool ; Julia, and %Vursata, from
Su deriand ; Humbold-, and At • lanta. from Bremen ;
Ind Lotus, from Mars i les—at N.w York.
Tile ship Pride ( f Canada had not altered her position.
ft was suppeael that the whole cargo would be saved ;
part of the cargo IV been brought to Quebec. There
was a rock through the ship's bottom.
The ToLawonda, from Lorerpool, at Philadelphia.

DISCONTINUANCE OF A RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER.—The
People, a London weekly newspaper, starred far the pur-
pose of promoting Christi in and Radical principles, and
Li which many ttionsinds of pounds have been sunk in
a few months, has ceased to exist. The editor thus ac-
count.; f,r its fall :—" The refusal to publish a Sunday
edition operated against us to an extent which would
almost of itself have been fatal. The religious world
ehook their heads at a Radical journal appealing to them
for support. Paragraphs which could not be excluded
from any paper iprofassiug to give the news of the day,
were carped at. While one party clamoured for infor-
mation to help them to make up their betting-book
another turned aside at finding a notice of the theatre.
Between them we have Mien."