The Sun.
London, England, 1859-07-04 00:00:00

but it is as sure that he will be'sacrificed as that I
hold a pen in my right hand. In fact, there are
strong indications that the Emperor will soon have
to part with the kingdom of Hungary or with
Baron Bach. The storm has long been brewing,
and is about to burst.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SATURDAY.

PARIS BOURSE, July 2.—The market has been
very steady. A general conviction prevails that
the neutral Powers will soon interpose their media-
tion, and that an armistice may soon be concluded.
Threes were done at 62f. 95c., and advanced to
63f. 45c. Mobilier varied from 660 f. to 670 f. ;
Austrian, 435 f. to 447 f. 50c. ; Orleans, 1,235 f. to
1,247 f. 50c. ; Lyons, 837 f. 50c. to 845 f. ; Northern,
940 f. to 945 f. The following were the last quo-
tations :

41 per Cents. 93 70 Credit Foncier.... 635
Do. end month 93 50 Belgian 41 . —
3 per Cents 63 35 riedmontess (5) .. 82
Do. end month 63 25 Roman B2

Bank Shares 2720 lAustrian
Credit Mobilier .. 660 Spanish Threes
Do. Account ..... 661 25 Home Debt

RAILWAYS.

- _
Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern
New ditto -- --- .. 800
Lyons and Mediterranean 832 50 .. 832 60
Geneva 495 .. 495
Sonthern
Western 520 .. 515
Eastern
Sardiniaß 376 25 .. 376 25
Austrian
Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. Mc. ; money,
251 9c. ; three months, paper, 241. 97tc.; money, 241.95 c.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY.

The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Tyne,
Captain T. W. Sawyer, with the usual Brazilian
and River Plate mails, in charge of Lieut. Bolton,
arrived this morning at ten o'clock.
During her voyage homewards she experienced
fine weather,, and light trade winds.
The Tyne brings mails from the following places :
—Buenos Ayres, May 28; Monte Video, 31st; Rio
de Janeiro, June 8 ; Bahia, 11th ; Pernambuco,
13th ; St. Vincent, 21st ;, Lisbon, 29th. The Tyne
brings specie to the amount of £51,644, and on
freight diamonds to the value of £2,150.

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING.
The African has arrived, with advices from New
York to the 22d, and 550,000 dole. on freight.
The Anglo-Saxon, Kangaroo, the Ocean Queen,
and the Persian had arrived out ; the last three
vessels on the same day.
It was said that General Cass was preparing a
circular on the subject of neutral rights, and that
he does not acquiesce in the British views, but
insists that all regular articles of commerce, with
the exception of powder, lead, muskets, &c., and
saltpetre, are not contraband of war ; also insists
that the fact of goods being on board vessels car-
rying the flag of the United States exempts them
from seizure, the broad ground being taken that
the flag carries protection with it.
Up to the period of loading money continued
easy, at 5 to 52 per cent. for call loans ; 6 per cent.
for short first-class acceptances ; three to six
months paper, 7 per cent. ; second-elass double en-
dorsements, 8 to 9 per cent. There was rather
more doing in long dated papers.
Th, demand for sterling exchange, as well as
the supply of bills, was very limited. On Lon-
don' 94- to 101, per cent. premium; France, 5122 f.
to 510 f.
The proposals for the new issue of 5,000,000
Treasury notes were opened by the Secretary of
the Treasury at Washington, on the 20th, accord-
ing to notification. The total bids amounted to
13,500,000, while the actual awards were as fol-
fows :-2,700,000 dols. at 51 to 51 per cent.,
100,000 dols. at 5 per cent., 1,300,000 dole. at 6 per
cent.
The following is a comparative statement of the
condition of the New York city banks for the
weeks ending June 11 and June 18:—Loans—
June 11, 122,948,958; June 18, 121,800,195
dols. decrease, 158,783 dolt. Specie—June
11, 22,132,275 (1°1%4 June 18, 231,922,217
dol'. increase, 1,059,942 dollars. Circulation—
June 11, 8,391,116 dole. ; June 18, 8,281,111 dols. ;
decreose, 110,005 dols. Net deposits, Ju 11,
78,883,536 dole. ; June 18, 79,127,979 dole; in-
crease, 244,443. The following are the latest quo-
tations at the Stock Board :—United States' Fives,
18,734,104; Virginian Sixes, 961 ; Missouri Sixes,
861 ; New York Central Shares, 73-Z- ; New
York and Erie shares, 6i5,- • Reading Railroad
shares, 421 ; Michigan Central shares, 401 ;
Michigan Southern Preference, 29 ; Cleveland
and Toledo shares, 151 • Panama Railroad shares,
122 ; Illinois Central ;hares, 581 ; Illinois Central
Bonds, 81/ ; Chicago and Rhode Island shares,
58; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 4 ; Galena and Chi-
cago, 631 ; La Crosse de land Hudson, 91; Cum-
berland Coal Company, 16 ; Peen Coal, 821; Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, 68 potashes, 5 dole. 311 c.;
pearl, 5 dols. 812 e. Cotton quite at a stand-still in
consequence of the European ads ices, middling up-
lands, 111; State and Western flour had declined
20c. to 30c. per barrel since the 12th ; Southern
also lower, stocks heavy; wheat had declined 3c.
to sc. ; Scoteh pig iron, 23 dols. 50c. to 24 dols.,
six months ; rather a more active demand for =-
lasses, without improvement in price ; crude turpen-
tine, 3 dole. 80c. ; spirits, 47c. to 48c. ; common
rosin, 1 dol. 85c. ; mess pork steady ; prime, 50c. to
75c. lower ; prime country mess beef, 6 dols. 50c.
to 7 dole. Sugar had advanced / of a cent. per
lb. ; Kentucky tobacco, 72e. ; Virginia, 42c.
Freights unchanged. Cotton to Liverpool, 4s. per
bale.