The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-10 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

PESTI'', Sept. 10.

The Greco-Catholic Bishop, Sterka Sulutz, the
head of the Wallachian party in Transylvania, died
on the Bth inst. at llermannstadt. He will be
buried to- day.

AMERICA.

NEW YORE, Sept. 9 (Morning).

President Johnson has proclaimed a general
amnesty, excluding only high rebel officials, and
persons implicated in the assassination of President
Lincoln, or who maltreated Federal prisoners
during the war.
The City of Baltimore and the Malta have arrived
at New York.
Gold, 143.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAN MAIL.
CROOKHAVEN, Sept. 10, a.m.

The Inman steamer, City of Antwerp, from New
York, is now passing Browhead Signal Station.
She will probably arrive at Queenstown at 3 p.m.,
and letters reach London to-morrow at 6.25 p.m.

(Per New York via Southampton.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.

In consequence of General Grant holding in abey-
ance Mr. Johnson's orders for the removal of
General Sickles, and the appointment of General
Hancock to the command of General Sheridan's
district, a report got into general circulation that
General Grant had refused to execute the President's
orders, and had denied the President's autho-
rity over the district commanders. It is now re-
ported that Grant strongly protested against the
course taken by the President, but acknowledged
his authority and will execute his orders. The
relations between President Johnson and General
Grant are, moreover, said to be of a cordial charac-
ter. General Grant executed yesterday the Presi-
dent's order removing General Sickles and appoint-
ing General Canby to be his succesor It is
expected that Grant will to-day execute the order
for superseding Sheridan by Hancock. It is also
believed that Thomas, on recovering his health,
will relieve Hancock. General Sheridan has
removed the State Treasury Comptroller and
the Attorney-General of Texas, on charg,s of dis-
loyalty. General Pope has temporarily sus-
pended the commencement of the exercises at the
Augusta (Georgia) University on account of a dis-
loyal speech having been made by one of the stu-
dents. Governor Brownlow has suspended the
disbandment of the State Guard, assigning as his
reason the disloyal tendencies of the people of
Tennessee.

A recent investigation has disclosed the existence
of numerous formidable and secret organisations of
armed negroes in Virginia. Fears are entertained
of a negro insurrection in several sections of the
South, and families are moving to St. Louis for
protection.

The negroes of Georgia are organising clubs to
secure the nomination of negro candidates at the
approaching elections.
Cholera is raging in the ludian territory. In
consequence of yellow fever having broken out
among the Cuba and Florida cable party, the work
has been temporarily suspended.
Intelligence received here from Vera Cruz, dated
the 13th instant, states that Lopez is still alive, and
that Marquez is at the head of a small force in the
State of Vera Cruz.

Intelligence from ITayti announces that a revo-
ution has commenced against Salnave. It is re-
ported that Port-au-Prince is besieged.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, Sept. 9, Two o'clock.—The market is
very good, and transactions generally at much
higher rates. Threes are at 69f. 85c., or 15c. higher.
Italian Fives active at 49f. 60c., with a rise of 10c.
Credit Mobilier gain 131.75 c., at 307 f. 50c. Spanish
Mobilier 5f., at 205 f. Credit Foncier without
change at 1,360 f. Comptoir d'Escompte are at
683 f. 75c., an advance of 3f. 75c. Railway shares
without much change, and little business doing.
English Consols are telegraphed with a rise of k.
Three o'clock.—The last quotations are as fol-
lows :

41 per Cents 9B 25 Bank Shares 3350
Do. end month — Italian Loan —
3 por Cents. 69 95 Do. end month 49 65
Do. end month 69 90 Mexican Loan —
Credit Mobilier ... 306 25 Do. Bonds —
Do. end Mouth ... 310 Spanish Threes
Credit Foncier — Home Debt —
Do. and month 1372 50 Deferred

RAIL'

"AYff.

For Account.
Orleans
Northern 1167 50
Lyons and Mediterranean 903 75
Southern 513 75
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
SaragosEa .
Roman

548 75

388 75

TIIE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN.—The General Cor-
respondence of Vienna says: —" Dr. Schmit formerly
attached to the Austrian Legation in Mexico, succeeded,
after a journey of seven days, full of fatigues and dangers,
iu reaching Vera Cruz and embarking on board au Eng-
lish vessel. Immediately after his arrival iu Vienna he
was sent for by the Emperor. Having given his Majesty
a detailed account, ho was ordered to Possonhofen to the
Archduchess Sophia. The doctor, who has received from
the hands of the Emperor the insignia of the Order of
Leopold, in recompense for his courageous devotedness, is
the bearer of a letter from the confoosor of the Emperor
Maximilian, written after his Majesty had confessed for
the last time. A Hungarian, cook to the Emperor, was a
witness to his execution. It is confirmed that his Majesty's
body is deposited in a church at Queretaro ; the coffin is
said to have a movca",le panel, permitting a view of the
face."

TILE TRADES' UNION MISCIIIEF.—Another in-
stance of the pernicious effects of trades' unions came
under the notice of the Liverpool magistrates yesterday.
Mr. Joseph Howe, a master bricklayer, summoned ono of
his apprentices for absconding from his service. Mr. Howe
asked to be allowed to withdraw the summons, on the
ground that the union had threatened to force all his mon
to quit his employment if ho proceeded against the lad•
The summons was withdrawn.

FALMOUTIL—The Prussian brig Otta, Ahlmaum,
master, from Playa Colorado, with a cargo of dyewoocl,
having also on freight $lO,OOO, arrived off this port, and,
receiving orders for Havre, proceeded yesterday afternoon.