The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-10 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY.
Already a delay has taken place in the meeting of
the Conferences. The 20th of May is now spoken
of as the period for convening the plenipotentiaries.
Fuad Paella, The Turkish Envoy, has reached Ber-
lin. Ills Excellency will be in Paris on the 11th.
The labours of the Legislative Chambers closed
yesterday, after voting the bill for public improve-
ments of Paris. It is remarkable that 42 members
voted against this measure—a very large minority...-.
and niany spoke against the bill.
It is stated that M. Thiers is about to follow the
example of M. Guizot, and publish his memoirs. It
will be a single volume, of 400 pages, entitled,
" Simple Notes, par Adolphe Thiers, ex-Ministre."
BOURSE, May S.—The following were the
closing quotations
41 per Cents 93 40
Do. end month —
3 per Cent. ..... 69 85
Do. end month 69 90
Bank Shares
Credit Mobilier 755
Do. Account 750

Credit Foncier
Belgian 4,1 ...........
Piedmontese (5)
Roman 9l
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —

RAILWAYS.
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto 7676
Lyon and Mediteran. 777
New Ditto
Geneva

-Fos Casa.
Midi
Western 605
Strasburg
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

SPAIN.

MADRID, Saturday.—The Government has dis.
missed two-and-twenty corregidors. An early
convocation of the Cortes is spoken of.

AMERICA.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 11 A.M.
We have received the following despatch per the
Aftica from New York, conveying intelligence to
tho afternoon of the 28th ult. :
" The stockmarket was inactive, but prices were
steady and firm. Illinois Central Bonds, 87i ; New
York Centrals, 881 ; Erie Railroad, 24i. Flour
unchanged. Wheat and corn dull. Mess pork
lower.
" Washington advices of the 28th report that
tho expedition for the survey of the Atrato river
been successful.

" A telegram from New Orleans to the evening
of the 27th states that cotton was firmer, at 11i0.
to 11 c. for middling ; stock in port, 335,000 bales
receipts at southern ports, 64,000 bales in excess.
Freights to Liverpool 9-16 ths of a penny. Sterling
exchange, 107 to 1081.

" QUEBEC, APRIL 28.
" The ship Pride, of Canada, is on shore on Red
Island. Steamers have proceeded to her assistance.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP AFRICA.
LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY NIGHT.

The Royal mail steamship Africa, Captain N.
Shannon, arrived in the Mersey at 10 p.m., with
the usual mail from the United States and the
British North American provinces.
Her New York advices are to the 28th ultimo.
She has brought, besides the mails, 135 passen-
gers, and $4,000 in specie.
She passed the Kangaroo, April 29th, from
Glasgow ; Mary and Ariel, from Southampton,
May '7th. The Canada arrived at Boston on the
24th of April. It is announced from Washington
that the Government will call upon Congress for
authority to borrow 30 millions of dollars, a por-
tion of which is to be applied to the redemption of
outstanding Treasury notes. Both Houses of ° Con-
gress were engaged in discussing Kansas affairs, but
uo important decision had taken place.
Caledonian advices to the sth ult., received per
Moses Taylor, which brought nearly a million and
dollars. Markets quiet, and prices without
much change. Money easy.
From Central America we learn that a conven-
tion had been agreed upon between Costa Rica sad
Nicaragua, that all steamers or property captured
by either power during the Walker war should be
disposed of for their mutual benefit.
Important news has been received from Peru,
announcing the termination of the revolutionary
struggle under General Vivancn.

The money market at New York was easier, and
well supplied, and on all commanded 3 to 5 per
cent.

Stocks were firm, with an upward tendency, ex-
change dull.
London, 1381 to 109. Paris, 5.15 to 5.171.
Cotton was quiet, but held firmly at previous
quotations. The recent cold weather reported to
have injured the crop.
Breadstuffs in moderate demand, at rather easier
rates. Provisions very active, chiefly by specula-
tors. Ashes steady, with a good export demand.
Freights firm, with an advancing tendency.
INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.

[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Monimia.
The steamer Colombo, Capt. Field, has arrived
with the Calcutta and China mails. She left Alex-
andria April 20, Malta April 28, Gibraltar May 3.
The Colombo spoke April 28, lat. 36.38 N., long.
13 E., brig Nelson ; off Cape Bon, steamer
Indus and brig Allatid4le ; May 4, screw steamer
B off C ipe St. Vincent ; Btb, screw steamer
Alhambra, off Usbant.

The Colombo brings 119 passengers, including
Major Roper and Lieutenant limes, from Delhi;
Maj ir and Mrs. Marriott, Lieutenant and Mrs.
S )ppi 't, Dr. and Mrs. Fayrer and child, Mr. and
Mrs. Sinclair, Miss Birch, Mrs. Gall, Mrs. Grahani
and child, Dr. Campbell, Lieutenant Barclay, and
Mr. Geoffroi, from Lucknow. She has also 12,1471.
in specie, 508 bales and 68 cases of silk, and general
cargo.

The Sultan, steamer, with Bombay mails of the
26th ult., from Southampton, arrived at Gibraltar
at 9 a.m., on the Ist inst.

The Brechin Castle, of Glasgow, had put into
Gibraltar to repair damages, having been in colli-
sion with the Elizabeth, of Sou, h Shields 00 miles
Shields,
N. W. of Tarifa.
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Exchanges at Gibraltar were, 491 on Londoni
"'wiz 29, Genoa 533, Marseilles 630.