The Sun.
London, England, 1861-07-01 00:00:00

THE SONG OF JUNE.

(From Eliza Cook's Poems.)
Oh I came with me, whoever yo be,
Come from the palace, and come from the cot ;
The strong and the hale—the poor and the pale—
Ah I sad is the spirit that follows me not.
Old December lighted his pyre,
And beckon'd ye in to the altar blaze ;
He hung up his mistletoe over the fire,
And press'd soft lips upon Christmas days.
Ye welcomed him with his oyes so dim,
But I know ye have more love for me,
When I wander about, and whistle ye out
With my blackbird pipers in every tree.
Oh I come from the town, and let us go down
To the rivulet's mossy and osier'd brink ;
'Tie pleasant to note the lily queen float;
The gadfly skim, and the dappled kine drink.
Oh let us away where the ringdoves play,
By the skirts of the wood in the peaceful shade ;
And there we can count the squirrels that mount,
And the flocks that browse on the distant glade.
And if we should stay till the farewell of day,
Its parting. shall be with such lingering smile,
That the western light, as it greeteth the night,
Will be caught by the eastern ray peeping the while.
Little ones come with your chatterino. hum,
And the bee and the bird will be jealous full soon i
For no music is heard like the echoing word
Of a child, as it treads 'mid the flowers of June,
Ye who are born to be weary and worn

With labour or sorrow, with passion or pain
Come out for an hour, there's balm in my boN;er
To lighten and burnish your tear-rusted chain.

Oh I come with me, wherever you be,
And beauty and love on your spirits shall fall ;
The rich and the hale, the poor and the pale,
For Lady Juno scatters her joys for all.

Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by the
Princess Helena, returned to Buckingham Palace at half.
past ten o'clock on Saturday morning, attended by Lady
Augusta Bruce, Colonel the Hon. A, Liddell, and Colonel
the Hon, A. N. Kew!.

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L E6T NEWS.

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PARIS, MONDAY.

The IL' oniteur of to-day contains an Imperial
decree nominating M. de Talleyrand Perigord
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteniary
to the Court of Brussels.

'CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 30.
Namik Pasha is appointed Minister of War in
the place of Riza Pasha, who is disgraced.

500 Palace servants have been dismissed. Other

reforms are expected.
Mehemet Ali is in favour with the Sultan.
The rate of exchange is falling.

TURIN, JUNE 30.

The discussion on the Loan Bill was resumed to-
day in the Chamber of Deputies. Signor Musalino
opposed the bill, and declared that he had no confi
deuce in a Ministry that wished to maintain the
alliance with France. He said, England is the
true friend of Italy, and insisted that France should
be compelled to cease the occupation of Rome. The
Italians, he continued, cannot await for an indefi-
nite period the good pleasure of a foreign Power
which, to speak candidly, defends the wickedness
of the Roman Government. Signor Farini said
that the statement of Signor Musalino respecting
his journey to Chambery was erroneous. He sup-
ported the alliance with France, " which," he said,
" is the foundation and shield of popular right not
only of Italy, but of all Europe. Italy is indebted to
France and the Emperor for many blessings, the
value of which history and ourselves will highly
appreciate." (Loud applause.)

JULY 1.

The Turin journals announce that General Cial-
dini will replace General Durando in the command
of the army of the Southern Provinces.

NAPLES, JUNE 30.
600 brigands have heft Rome for the Neapolitan

frontier.

VIENNA, JULY 1.

Another Cabinet Council was held yesterday
evening, at which it was definitively resolved not
to accept the address of the Hungarian Diet.
The President of the Hungarian Chamber of
Deputies, who was to present the address, returned
to Pesth yesterday evening.
This news is authentic. Other reports are cur-
rent, but are not to be relied on.

NAPLES, JUNE 29.
500 muskets have been seized by the police.

TURIN, JUNE 29.

In to•day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
a very animated discussion took place on the
budget for the last six months of 1861. The
proposition of the Finance Committee to extend
the war tax of a decime to the Southern pro-
vinces created an uproar in the Chamber. The
majority of the Southern members strongly op-
posed the proposal.
The discussion will be continued this evening.
The discussion of the Loan Bill is suspended.

JUNE 30.

The Opinione of yesterday denies the report
that the Minister of Finance has already entered
into engagements in reference to the forthcoming
national loan.

The Chamber of Deputies has voted the budget
for 1861.

The discussion of the loan bill will be resumed

to•morrow.

VIENNA, JUNE 29.

For the last four days conferences upon the Hun-
garian question and the acceptance of tha address
have been frequently held between the Emperor
and the Ministry, and also with the Hungarian
Ministers.

These conferences have not, however, led to any

result.

BERLIN, JUNE 29.

The judgment given in the affair of the late duel
having been confirmed, Major-General Manteuffel
was sent yesterday to Magdeburg to undergo his
sentence of three months' imprisonment in the
fortress.

MADRID, JUNE 29.

The C'orrespondencia Autografa of to-day says:

"The Spanish Government has resolved to aban-
don its claims against Morocco, to declare Tetuan
the property of Spain, to render it impregnable, and
to colonise the territory."

BERNE, JUNE 29.

The Marquis de Torrearsa, who is shortly ex-
pected here from Turin on his way to Copenhagen,
will officially notify to the Federal Council the
elevation of Victor Emmanuel to the Sovereignty of
Italy.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
LISBON, JUNE 29.

The royal mail steam-ship Oneida, with the above
mail, has arrived here, and will leave for South-
ampton at noon to-day. She brings 102 passengers,
£31,895 in specie, and 3,811 bags of coffee.
At Rio Janeiro, on Jane 9, exchange on London
was quoted 25 243. Coffee : good first, 4,300 (?) to
7,200 reis per arroba ; sales, 90,000 bags.

At Bahia drafts on London for this mail have
been negotiated at .24 261 27. Sugar : brown,
2,100 ; white, 2,600 to 2,700 reis per arroba.
Freight, 555. to 50s.
At Pernambuco exchange on London was 26 to
261. Sugar—white, 4,200 to 4,400 ; brown, 2,500
to 2,600 reis, with limited sales. Freight for the
Channel, 455. to 50s.

QUEENSTOWi\T, JUNE 30.

The Royal Mail steamship Canada arrived here
at 'noon, embarked mails, passengers, and latest
telegrams, and proceeded for Halifax and Boston
at 4 p.m. All well.