The Sun.
London, England, 1861-07-05 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 965 .. 966 25
Geneva 390 .. 390
Southern .. 582 50 .. 583 75
Western
Eastern .... ...... ,
Sardinian 370 .. 370
Austrian
Lombard 4 495 .. 495

AMERICA.

GALWAY, JULY 4,

The Atlantic Royal Mail steamship Adriatic,
from New York on the 25th, and St. John's on the
29th ult., has arrived here. She has made the pas-
sage from the latter port in five days. She brings
60 cabin and 240 steerage passengers. _ _

(BY TELEGRAPH TO ST. JOHN'S.)
NEW YORK, JUNE 27.

General Banks has arrested the Marshal of Balti-
more on a charge of treason, and has appointed a
Provost-Marshal for the city. _

The British ship America, bound to Charleston
with contraband of war, has been captured and
brought to Philadelphia.
Judge Sprague, of the District Court of Boston,
in his charge to the jury, said that if any citizen
had written to Mr. Gregory, member of the British
Parliament, for the purpose of defining the mea-
sures of the United States Government, he would
be held liable to a heavy fine and imprisonment.
Several minor engagements have taken place
between the Federal gunboats and the rebels on

shore.
A vessel kat arrived reports having been chased
by privateers.
The British ship Forfarshire has been captured
in the Gulf of Mexico by Federal ships.
The Federal Government has recognised the new
Provisional Government of Virginia. The forces
under the command of General M'Lelland are
rapidly concentrating in Virginia from the West.
He has made no compact not to occupy the soil of
Kentucky. _ _ _

The Kangaroo has arrived at New York, and the
Europa at Boston. _ _

(LATEST.)

JUNZ 28.

An engagement has taken place at Mathias Point,
on the Potomac. The rebels fired on a small party
from the gunboats, killing two men and wounding
several others. An immense quantity of ammuni-
tion had been found on the premises of the Marshal
of Baltimore.

The American Eagle, from London, has arrived.
The Europa sailed from Boston for Europe on the
26th inst.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, JUNE 27.
Stock lower; Illinois Central, 66; New York
Central, 701.
Cotton firmer; middling upland, 141 c.
Flour and wheat lower. Corn firmer.

JUNE 28.
Flour and wheat declining. Corn steady. Pro-
visions dull.

THE GREAT FIRE IN TOOLEY-STREET.—The fire
is far from being extinguished, and about noon yesterday,
a fresh outbreak took place in one of the vaults nearest the
northern extremity, which had hitherto escaped. This de-
partment contained some thousand bales of bacon and tierces
of lard, as well as a great number of hogsheads of salted
beef. Several explosions also occurred about noon, no
doubt Caused from the ignition of saltpetre and casks of
tallow. An opening has been made under the Customs'
department, next to the Grapes Tavern, and immense quan-
tities of pickled beef and pork are being taken out, and tons
weight of liquid tallow and oil are being skimmed by means
of large ladles off the surface of the sewage water, as it is
forced by the same element from the Thames, and the
stand pipes supplied by the Southwark Company. The
two powerful steam floats are still obliged to be kept at
work, and are throwing, one, six tens of water per minute,
and the other, four tons in the same time. The result of
all this is hardly perceptible beyond the fact that it drives
the oil and tallow into the sewers. The inside walls are
in such a danger ous state that they are expected hOurly
to fall.