The Sun.
London, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

A Berlin letter says :—" The interpellation which
was to have been addressed by M. Henri d'Arnim
to the Ministry, on the subject of the present state
of political affairs, has been set aside for the present.
The terms in which it was to be expressed had been
communicated to the principal members of the
ministerial majority, to which M. d'Arnim belongs.
The heads of that party declared themselves almost
unanimously against it, first, because there was
nothing uncertain in the intentions of the Govern-
ment, as the words of the interpellation seemed to
imply, and next, because any discussion on the
subject was considered inopportune at a mo-
ment when negotiations were pending at
Vienna. M. d'Arnim could not consequently
command the thirty members, which num-
ber, according to the regulations, is required to
support any proposition, and he has been obliged
to renounce his intention. M. d'Arnim is the can-
didate designated for the portfolio of war, in case
events should oblige Prussia to give a more ener-
getic direction to her foreign policy."

The state of health of the King of Naples is
represented by several correspondents as having
become extremely critical.

The ITrurtemberg .31oniteur contradicts the state-
ment of the Journal de Geneve, that the Stuttgard
Cabinet had replied unfavourably to the Austrian
note.

THE AMERICAN MAILS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY MORNING.

The screw steamer Indian, with the United States
mails of the 25th, and the Canadian mails of the
26th ult., arrived early this morning.
A telegram from Newfoundland reports the re-
signation of the Speaker of the Assembly, in
consequence of some obnoxious appointment in
connexion with the fisheries.

(BY TELEGRAM TO BOSTON.)

NEW YORK, FEB. 25.

The following are the latest quotations at the
Stock Board :—Missouri Sixes, 85, B, 3 ; Erie
Second M Bonds, 871; Erie Bonds of 75, 38+ ; Erie
Fourth M, 54; La Crosse Grants, 221; Illinois
Central Bonds, 89 ; Del. and Hudson Canal, 991;
Cumberland, offered, 241 ; Pacific Mail, 78, S, 10 ;
New York Central, 791 ; Hudson, 321, B, 60 ;
Haarlem, 13 ; ditto, Preferred, 391; Reading, 491 ;
Michigan Central, 511, ; Lacrosse and Milwaukie, 1;
Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 461; Panama, 116;
Illinois Central, 681; ; California, .7, S., 69! ;
Cleveland and Toledo, 291, B, 30 ; Roek Island,
611 ; Chicago, Burlington, and Quincey, 52.
Ashes—Pot, 5 62 to 5 68 ; pearl, 5 87. Cotton
firmer, and per cent. better for transit ; lots, mid-
dling upland, 111 to 112. Flour—State and Western
advanced 5 cents. on good qualities ; unsound, 4
to 4 50. State 525t0 5 50; extra State,
6 to 6 15 ; round hoop, Ohio, 6 50 to 6 60; common
to good extra Western, 6 15 to 6 35 ; Southern
firmer, sales 7,000 barrels ; mixed to good, 6 to 6 40 ;
fancy and extra, 6 50 to 658 ; Canada extra, 6 70 to
to 7 30, Corn heavy, sales 13,000 bushels ; mixed
Western, 84 to 85 ; new yellow Jersey and Southern,
82 to 841. Country mess beef, 775 to 9 ; prime,
650t0 7 ; repacked Chicago, 9to 11. Pork quiet,
mess, 17 75 for old, 18 25 for new; prime,
13 25. Sugar quiet, holders insisting on an ad-
vance-7 to 71 for New Orleans. Molasses active
and firm—N.O., 39 to 40. Spirits of turpentine un-
changed.—Crude, 3 871 ; rosin, 1 721 for common,
212t0 3 for fine. Iron, firm—Scotch, 28 to 30
dollars. Freights to Liverpool—more doing in
cotton ; 3,000 bales taken at 4 to 3-16 d.

SAVANNAH, FEB. 25.
Cotton advanced half-a-quarter cent.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Cambridge, from Laguna, for Marseilles, off Cape
Florida on the 6th ult.

The British ship Truro was towed into Charles-
town, totally dismasted.
Elliott, from Palermo, at Baltimore.
Rome, hence, at Savannah.
Robert Mills, hence, at Galveston,
Levantee, hence • H.D. Brookman, from Cardiff;
and Sarah G. Hyde, from Trieste—at Mobile.
Hartford, from Shields ; and Belle, from Palermo
—at New York.

Emma, from Havre ; and Amerika, from Rotter-
dam, at Charlestown.

C. S. Pennell, Martha Rudolf, and Madras,
hence ; Charles A. Farwell, from Antwerp ; and
Sea Ranger, from Cardiff—at New Orleans.
Esther Frances, from St. Jago, for Swansea,
with copper ore, was totally lost on a reef, south
point of Inagua, on the 14th ult. ; about 200 tons
of the ore and materials saved.
The Prince Albert, from Galway, which left
Galway on the sth, reached New York on the 25th.
ult., na Newfoundland.

AFRICA.

(By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 10.

The Ethiope has arrived with 2,430 ounces of
gold dust, £833 sterling in specie, and 14,231 lb.
cochineal, &c.

Her dates are :—Bonny, Feb. 6th ; Lagos, Bth ;
Accra, 10th ; Elmira, 12th ; Cape Coast Castle,
13th ; Gambia, 23d ; Teneriffe, 28th ; and Madeira,
March 2d.

Trade at Bonny dull. Oil scarce.
The Runnymede to sail in a day or two, nearly
full of oil.

Vessels there.—SisterS, Albro', Princess Royal,
Sunshine. Express hence.
Off.—Brassnier, 66 days out.
Mars and Orient to leave on the 18th for Eng-
land.

Trade dull, kil £23 per tun, without expenses.
Health of the river pretty good, dysentery
•tither prevalent.

On the Bth, in lat. 5.57 N., long. 3.40, the
Ethiope passed her Majesty's ship Antelope.
At Lagos a state of uneasiness prevailed; slave
trade struggling to predominate.
The bringing of oil from the interior t4the
markets had been interdicted by the Chief of the
Jaboon and other countries. *Trade consequently
dull.

Vessels there—Her Majesty's ship Archer; Italian