The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-01 00:00:00

AIVIERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, TIII3MSDA.Y MORNING.
The North Star, steamer, Captain Jones, has ar-
rived with New York advices to the 19th ult.

She brings 69 yassengers and 1,220 dols. for
Southampton, also 81 passengers and 16,050 dols.
for Havre.

The Senate finally adjourned on the 16th, after
adopting the resolutions reported by the Commit-
tee on Foreign Affairs respecting the alleged
British aggressions on American vessels.
The Saxoniasteamer, from Southampton, arrived
at New York on the 17th. •

The Mormon abandonment of Salt Lake City is
confirmed, but they intended to rendezvous at
Orovo City, and fortify it against the Government
troops. General Johnston was expected to com-
mence a forward movement. The Peace Commis-
sioners had reached the camp.
Further accounts of the loss of the Mississippi,
steamer, from Philadelphia, give the estimated
number of -persons lost and missing at 200, and a
large number of others as having sustained in-
juries.

Great destruction of life and property is reported
by the heavy freshet at the west.
Mexican advices report that Sonora is in a state
of complete anarchy. Guayama was unsuccessfully
besieged 'for a week by 2,000 Indians ; whole
villages had been burned and the population
murdered. Santa Cruz de Mayo had been entered
by the Indians, and every man killed, the women
and children confined in a church and burned with
the rest of the town.

A battle had been fought on the plain of El
Saucoto, between Pesquirear and Gaudara, in
which the latter was defeated and killed. The
former had pronounced in favour of Juarez

S des of cotton at New York on the 18th amounted
to 2,600 bales at full prices. Flour and wheat more
freely offered at reduced rates, with a fair demand;
corn scarce, and needed; pork depressed; sugars in
better demand..

Freights rather more active, without change of
moment in rates.

The demand for. money continues moderate.
Prime four months' paper held for 4 to 4i per cent.
The range of quotation for 60 days to four months
was 4to 5 per cent. No export demand for bullion.
Exchange on England, 1091 to 109 j ; transac-
tions in stock were more varied and spirited than
for some days. Buyers in the ascendant.
The market continued generally firm through the
Second Board, but the closing tone was uusettle.d.
New York Central closed at 811 to 811 ; Erie, 164 ;
Reading, 4 ; Galena and Chicago, 82 to 821 ;
Rock ~ Island, 711 ; Illinois Central, 82 ; State
Stocks generally firm ; Missouri is in active de-
mand at 861 ; other descriptions scarce.

CANADA.

LIVERPOOL, TRIIRDAY MORNING.

The steamship Indian has arrived, with advices
from Canada to, the 19th ult. She brings a small
amount of specie, 125 passengers, and 450 Tank
and tile of the 100th or PrinCe of Wales' Royal
Canadian Regiinent.
The Indian experienced moderate winds from the
west and north east. On the 24th she passed the
American ship Harvest Queen and a Royal Mail
steamer, Supposed to" be the Arabia; and on the
29th exchanged signals with the American barque
Derigo.

Tile accounts in the Western States from Upper
and Lower Canada tend to produce the impression
for a short grain crop for the coming season.
Tho unpiecedented rains are playing sad havoc
with the prospects of the corn clops in Michigan.
NEW YORK, JIJ,TE 18, 6 P.M.
_ _

Cotton firm; sales of the three days 6,500 bales
of middling uplands at llic. to 14-c. Wheat was
2c. to 3c. lower. Flour dull. Beef unchanged and
unsteady. Pork drooping. Lard firmer. Naval
stores unchanged. Freights declining.
Sterling exchange dull at 109/.
The Great Yazoo Pass, on the Mississippi, near
Memphis, had given way. The water in the river
had in consequence fallen eight or ten feet, and on
the 18th was committing great ravages. It would
deluge the whole Yazoo valley.
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 17.

"r.Pon h•R 11,71 in nrlvlwlP(l TobAcco steady.
Freights---eottou io Liveiputh, i to
exchange, 1071 to 108.
(LATEST BY TELEGRAPH VIA RIVIERE DU LOUP.)
NEW YORK, JUNE 19, 1 p.m.

Stock-market rather better, but inactive. Ster-
ling exchange firmer, closing at 109/ to 1091.
Flour sc. to 10c. lower for western. Wheat heavy
and depressed ; for good common steady. Corn
dull and quiet. Sugar very strong. Freights to
Liverpool.—Cotton, id.; flour, ls. tid. ; grain 4/d.
to sd.