The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-16 00:00:00

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY.
The Austria arrived from New York with dates
to the 2d inst.
The Vanderbilt and Persia have arrived out. No
political news.
Money market unchanged ; stocks firm.
Exchange 109; to 110.
Cotton market dull ; flour dull. Freights dull
and downward.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING.
The America has arrived with the New York
mails of the 4th inst., and 715,641 doll.

The Persia and the Vigo, hence, arrived at New
York on the 3d inst.

A telegram, dated Toronto, the 2d inst., says :
" The new Ministry was announced to-day as follows—
Premier and Inspector-General, Brawn ; Attorney-General
for Canada West, McDonald; Attorney-General for Cana-
da East, Drummond; Provincial Treasury, Mowatt ; Speaker
of the Council, Morris; Postmaster-General, Foly ; Solici-
tor-General for Canada West, Connor ; Solicitor-
General for Canada East, Laberge ; Commissioner
of the Crown Lands, Dorinn ; Commissioner of Public
Works, Holton ; Receiver-General, Lemieux ; President of
the Council and Minister of Agriculture, 'Thibeaudeau.
Parliament meets this afternoon, when a motion of want of
sonfidence in Government was propesed in both houses. I -
was carried in the Upper House, and is now being discusse
in the House of Assembly."
A telegram dated on the following day says:—
"A third motion of want of confidence in Brown's new
Ministry was carried in the House of Assembly last night.
A d ssolution of Parliament is expected."
The yellow fever was very severe at New Orleans.
The New York Tribune says:—
" The Yrissarri treaty with Nicaragua, which has been so
long upon the carpet, has at length arrived at Washington,
ratified by the Nicaraguan authorities, but not without two
important modifications. By the treaty, as modified, though
the American Government still possesses the right to pro-
tect the neutrality of the transit, yet it is not to land troops
upon the Isthmus except at the request of the Nicaraguan
Government. The other alteration relates to the right con-
ferred by the treaty on the American Government to trans-
port troops over the Isthmus, which by the amended treaty
it is not to exercise except after notice previously given o❑
each occasion to the Nicaraguan Government of such in-
tended transport."

The official averages of the New York banks for

the week ending July 31st presented the following
changes :—lncrease in loans, $909,974 ; ditto in
specie, $196,864; ditto in circulation, $57,330 ; ditto
in undrawn deposits, $1,030,183. The species line
was $35,712,000. The business in foreign exchange
remained in a languid state, the demand being very
limited, the market not largely supplied with bills,
and the buyers were mostly dependant on bankers'
rates. Prices closed. flatly ; on London 9k to 9?,-
premium.
The following were the closing rates at the Stock
Board :—Virginia Sixes, 92; ; Missouri Sixes, 851- ;
New York Central, 84ft ; New York and Erie, 17i-;
Reading Railroad, 50} ; Michigan Central, 61 ;
Michigan Southern, 231 ; Cleveland and Toledo,
361 ; Panama Railroad, 115 ; Illinois Central Bonds,
881 ; Chicago and R. 1., 761-; Millwaukie and Mis-
sissippi, 151 ; Lacrosse, 41; Delaware and Hudson,
99k.
The business in cotton was limited. Middling up-
lands, 121 c. Potashes unchanged. Pearl higher.
State and Western floor had advanced 10c., and
closed with an excited feeling. Canada firmer
Southern sc. to 10c. higher. Wheat had decline(
lc. to 2c. Corn, which had risen slightly, had be-
come less buoyant. Iron dull. Molasses had further
advanced. Turpentine lower, though the Persia's
advices had created a firmer feebly,. Pork rather
better. Beef firm. The demand° for sugar had
become less excited, but the business was larger,
and prices had advanced an eighth of a cent.
Domestic leaf tobacco held firmly. Freights dull,
and rates to Liverpool lower.

Apalachicola, for
INTELLIGENCE.
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Argo, hence, at Boston.
The Berkshire, from New Orleans, for London, off Carys-
fort Reef, on 29th ult.
The Excelsior, from Havre, and Orono, from Antwerp, at
New Orleans.
The Vigo, screw steamer, Empire, Frank Flint, Webster,
Bridgewater, Helios, Waterlord, Underwriter, Australia,
Cumberland, Seaman's Bride, J. T. Parsons, Rome, Star of
the West, Lady Franklin, and St. Louis, hence ; Mary
Bradford; from London; Patrick Henry, from London, and
Isle of Wight; Julia Lawrence, Michael Angelo Mortimer,
Livingstone, Tranquebar, Moonlight, and Northampten,
from Sunderland; E. Z., from Glasgow end Greenock;
Petrea and Sowamset Mat tin, from Havre ; John llancock,
Coffin, and David Hoadley, from Antwerp; Robt. Peel
and Oder, from Hamburg; 17th of May, from Bordeaux;
Vertronwen, fr.)m Amsterdam ; Megunti Cosk, from Rot-
terdam; and Adler, from Bremen, at New York.

POLITICAL ASSASSINS.—Accounts from Dresden
state that the director of police has issued a circular to the
police authorities and commanders of gendarmerie in the
kingdom, in which he says :—" According to a communica-
tion from the Baden Government, the heads of the revolu-
tionary party residing in foreign countries are at present
getting grenades of a particular form executed, fit for
attempts at assassination, and are endeavouring to introduce
them into Germany. The instruments of slaughter, being
covered with leather, might be mistaken for gymastic in-
struments." The police arc recommended by the director
to keep a watch for these projectiles, and also for suspicious-
)king travellers from England, France, and Switzerland...
Gcaignani.