The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

Patriarch, and other authorities. It adds that after
half an hour's stay his Majesty set out for Verona.
General Count Giulay has just issued the follow-
proclamation :

" The enemy seem desirous of raising the re-
volutionary party on the rear of the army placed
under my orders, and of forcing me in that manner
to quit a position which they dare not, it seems,
attack in front in the open country. But that
combination is sure to fail, as in a short time will
arrive in the other hereditary provinces of our,
august monarch, additional forces in imposing
numbers, which will suffice to repress with vigour
every attempt at revolution. Such localities as
take part with the revolution, impede the passage
of the reinforcements sent to my army, or destroy
bridges or other modes of communication, shall, I
make a solemn promise, be destroyed by fire and
sword ; and I transmit to the officers commanding
under me the most formal orders to that effect. I
hope, however, that I shall not be forced to have
recourse to such extreme measures, and that no one
will attempt to increase for this country the dread-
ful consequences of hostilities by the horrors of civil
war.—Given at my headquarters of Garlasco, this
25th day of May. " GIULAY."

A Vienna journal states that the proposition
made by the French Admiral Jurien de la Graviere,
to exchange the French and Sardinian prisoners of
war for the crews of the captured Austrian me-2-
chant vessels, has been rejected by the Austrian
Government, as contrary to international law.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY.
The Pays points out the very different character
and importance which Garibaldi's exploits have
assumed, now that he is fighting for an avowable
cause, and under a regular Government. It says :
—" Garibaldi has hitherto shown himself to be a
man of courage and energy, which is certainly a
good deal ; but he now manifests himself as a man
of discipline and order, which is much more. That
character, animated, alert, enthusiastic, brave even
to rashness, loyal in the midst of men of dis-
order, and eager for adventures, combats, glory,
and liberty—that character, disinterested and war-
like, had justly attracted attention. Overruled
by a false position during the first period of his life,
Garibaldi could never, notwithstanding his military
skill, arrive beyond fruitless struggles. In the
school of a just cause and of true principles, he has
been in the end obliged to admit the chimerical and
disastrous nature of the system which he had before
followed. The old partisan of Mazzini is now the
Lieutenant of King Victor Emmanuel and of the
Emperor Napoleon 111. He serves his country and
order, after having supported socialism and
chimerical schemes. He has discovered that far
from overthrowing governments in order to arrrive
at liberty, it was necessary, in order to acquire
independence, to lean for support on the same
Governments, and consequently to consolidate them
in the first place and then defend them. He has
therefore made himself the soldier of order ; ceasing
to be a revolutionist in order to become national. He
is now the soldier of two monarchies a captain in the
service of thrones and of authority. The intrepid con-
dottiere is in the army of Italy what the gardes mobiles
were in 1848 in the army of Paris. Enrolled on
the staff of the regular armies, he obeys a plan of
campaign determined on by the allies. He is in the
north of Lombardy the advanced guard of their
troops ; his movements are combined with theirs.
Deaf to the protests of 'Mazzini, whose voice is lost
in a solitude more and more complete, the Lombardo-
Venetians feel that Garibaldi is supported by two
strong governments, and they unite with him to
expel the foreigner. They remained undecided and
perfectly immoveable before the isolated chief of
revolutionary partisans, but they receive with
acclamation the general of Victor Emmanuel."
A Paris letter in the Independance of Brussels
says :—" Prince Napoleon will doubtless have to
concert measures, if he has not already done so,
with Admiral Jehenne, who is now off Leghorn, and
wig) is charged to support the movement of the
sth corps with the Donawerth, steam line-of-battle
ship, which has been detached for that purpose
from the Mediterranean fleet, under Admiral Des-
fosses. It has been already frequently stated
that the presence of a French corps d'armee
in
Tuscany had only a strategical and not a political
object, and fresh guarantees on this subject, of the
most explicit and categorical nature, have, it is
said, been given by Count Walewski to the Mar-
quis Tat-may de Nerli, the Tuscan Chargé d'Affaires.
The French Minister is said to have again affirmed
that there is nothing in the intentions of the Em-
peror Napoleon that can menace the existence and
the inviolability- of the dynasty of the present
Grand Duke, nor of the other Italian dynasties
now reigning in Italy."
BOURSE, June 3.—Considerable forced purchases
were made at the opening of business by speculators
who had gone for a fall, and were now obliged to
deliver. Stock and prices at first improved, but
the English Consols arriving with a decline of
per cent., they again gave way. Threes, after
having been done at 62f. 60c., improved to 62f. 90c.,
and are now at 62f. 75c. Mobilier varied from
620 f. to 610 f.; Orleans, 1,220 f. 50c. to 1,197 f. 50e. ;
Lyons, 810 f. to 805 f. ; Northern, 902 f. 50c. to 897 f.
50e. ; Eastern, 607 f. 50c. to 602 f. 50c. The follow-
ing are the last quotations :-
41 per Cents. .... 90 )0 ' Credit Foncier 640
Do. end month .. 90 Belgian 41
3 per Cent 5....... 63 Piedmontese (5) 78 50
Do. end month.... 62 95 Roman 79
Bank Shares. 2760 Austrian
Credit Mobilier .. 612 50 Spanish Threes
Do. Account ..... 017 50 Home Debt 37 -
RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern 902 50 .. 900
New ditto 770 .. 767 50
Lyons and Mediterranean BO6 25 .. 807 50
Geneva 477 50 ..
Southern
Western 502 50 .. 500
Eastern
Sardinian 350 • • 350
Austrian

Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 15c, ; money,
25f. 10c; three months, paper, 24f. 95c.; money, 211. 921 c.

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY MORNING.
The Persia has arrived, with advices from New
York to the 25th, and 300,758,984 dollars.
Sterling exchange was mostly 110 to 110/- for
60 days' bills. Discount market firmer, at seven
for bills or note-s.
The latest quotations for stocks were as follows :
—United States Fives, 1873-4, 104 ; Virginia Sixes,
97; Missouri Sixes, 83:4 ; New York Central, 72-1- ;
New York and Erie, 71 ; Michigan Central, 411;
Michigan Southern Preference, 321- ; Cleveland and
Toledo, 273 ; Panama Railroad, 118 ; Illinois Cen-
tral, 53 ; Illinois Central Bonds, 771 ; Chicago and
Rock island, 611; Galena and Chicago Railroad,
631 ; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 84; Cumberland
Coal Company, 17-1 ; Pennsylvania Coal Company,
82 ; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 73.
The failure of P. A. Hargons and Brothers had

been announced.
The Bank Statement for the week, as compared
with the preceding returns, showed an increase of
918,673 dols. in specie ; and a decrease of 978,855
in loans, 138,210 dols. in circulation, and 142,509
dols. in net deposits.
Cotton firm, at 11 for middling uplands. A de-
cline of 10c. to 25c. had taken place in flour since
the last advice ; wheat had also declined. Potashes,
51e. to 5, c. per lb. ; pearls, 51c. Scotch pig iron,
23 dols. to 23 dols. 50c. for six months ; English
from 55 dols. to 56 dols. for refined ; spirits of tur-
pentine, 53c. to 531 c. from wharf ; crude, 3 dols.
75c ; molasses dull, at lc. to 2c. lower ; mess pork,
17 dols. 25c. to 17 dots. 621 c. ; prime mess beef, 22e.
to 28c. Owing to large arrivals from the West
Indies, sugar had declined lc. to
Freights continued depressed.
General Walker, with 300 men, had landed at
Acapulco from California.
On the 25th the Persia spoke the Asia, bound
into New York ; on the 29th she passed the
America. _ .

Washington, from Bremen, at Philadelphia;
Wapella, from Ardrossan, below Providence 23d
ult. The Persia passed the American ship San,-
dusky 3d inst. in the channel, bound west ; Prince
of Wales, hence, off North Poiut, Baltimore, 23d
ultimo. Mississipi, from Genoa ; Magdalene, from