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

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 2d have arrived.
In the Senate, the members -who had aban-
doned their seats on account of the Callonge
affair had, in accordance with their recent
resolution, resumed them. On taking his place,
General Callonge requested the President to have
certain of the standing orders read, which was
done. M. Luzuriaga then Observed that the object
of the. request could be no other than to create
doubts as to the legality of the decision respecting
the question adopted at a recent sitting. The gene 7
ral sal that the hon. senator had no right to judge
what his motives were, and the Senate, declining
to re-open the matter, proceeded to other business,
and adopted the bill fixing the strength of the
army. In the Chamber of. Deputies, M. Rivero,
the sole member of the ultra-Democratic party, had
notified his intention to propose a vote of censure
on the minis'tersior, their general policy. As the
standing orders require that every motion shall be
signed by at least seven members, six members of
the Progressist party had joined M. Rivero in order
to enable the motion to be discussed. It is stated
in the _Espana that the Pope was informed by tele-
graph of the refusal of the Senate to try the charge
of embezzleMent against M. Santanella, and of the
determination taken by the Government to leave it
to be dealt •:with by the Ecclesiastical Tribunal ;
and it adds that his Holiness was so pleased that
he sent a telegraphic despatch to the Queen,
warmly congratulating her Majesty, and express-
ing thanks to Heaven.

AMERICA.

' [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]

The City of Washington, from New York, passed
Queenstown yesterday, at 4 p.m., with three days'
later news.

CANADA.

(BY:: ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EVENING.
The North Briton has arrived with the Canadian
mails of the 26th ult.

A telegram from New Orleans gives advices from
Veiabiliz to the 14th of March as follows :—" The
city of puadalajara was iii "a State of siege on
accoun't of the approach of the Liberals. De Gol-
lado's force:.consisted of but 4,000 men. The
Liberals had stationed a strong force at the,
National-bridge, to prevent the passage of Miramon.
The latter is said to be unprovided with tents.
(BY iELEGRAPII TO BOSTON.)

NEW YORK, MARCH 25, P.M.

is kii' firm.' Missouri Sixes, 86; Louisiana
Sixes, 96 ; Virginia Sixes, 971 ; Tennessee Sixes,
91fi ; Erie Third Mortgage BOnds; . 721 ; Illinois
Central Bonds, 90-,57 ; ditto. Railroad,. 67; S., 30;
Delaware and Hudson Canals,•loo ; 'S., 30; Pacific
Mail Company, 78'; New York Central Railroad,
79; Erie Railroad,
,101 ; Harlem, Preferred, 381;
Reading Railroad, 491 ; S., 8 ; Harlem Railroad,
511 ; S., 30 ;" Michigan, Southern and Northern
Indiana Guaranteed, 441 ; Galena. and Chicago
Railroad,. 68 ; Cleteland and Toledo Railroad, 241.
Ashes, steady ; pots, 6 dols. ; pearls, 5 dols. 87c.
Cotton less.active,but unchanged; midland uplands,
124 c. Flour, Western and State, 5c., to 10c. lower;
unsound, 4 dols. 25c. to sdols. 25c. ; superfine State,
5 dols. 50c. to 6 dolS. ; extra State, 6 dols, 40e. to
6 dols. 75c.; round-hoop Ohio, 6 dols. 60c. to 6 dols.
80c. ; common to good extra Western, 6 dols. 50c.
to 6 do's. 90c. ; Southern, sales 900 barrels; mixed
to good, 6 dols. 40c. to 7 dols. 56c. Grain—wheat
dull, and drooping. Western red winter, 1 dol. 48c. ;
white Michigan, 1 dol. 65c. red Genessee, 1 dol.
57c. Corn steady. Mixed. Western,. 89c. to 90c.,
in store and .afloat ; yellow . Jersey, sBc. to 90c. ;•
yellow Southern, 90c.

AFRICA.
[BY ELECTRIC TEL EG RATH.]

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY MORNING.

The steamer Athenian has arrived, with the
mails from the West Coast of Africa, and 2,621
ounces of gold duSt.
Trade was dull in the palm oil rivers,

The sorew-steamer :Princess Charlotte, with in-
valids from China,. arrived at Madeira on the 30th
ult., and would leave the following day.
200 men 'ofl .the Ist We.-st India. Regiment had
assisted the Sousas tribe in gaining: possession of
their town, which had been taken from them by the
native tribes of the sources of theTiniminy.

THE ARMY.—XI,I7O,OOO is the sum required ily
the present Government to be voted " on account" towards
defraying the charge of the army service which will come
in course of payment during the year 1859-60.
THE Navv,—The sums required to be voted on
account towards defraying the charges of certain naval ser-
vices which will come in course of payment during the year
ending the 31st of :March, 1859, amount to £2,500,000.
EXCHEQUER BONDS.—X2,OOO,OOO is the amount
of bonds, dated., Bth of „Nay, 1854, and redeemable at par
on the Bth of May, 185, issued per Act 17th of Victoria,
cap. 23.